Sherni-E-Punjab

" - they are female (or both)" TaLk about a Sexist Comment..Wadha aayea Beast.. Ek Mukkey Naal Behosh Kardu, Mehina Na Jaag Aaou:)

I don't take pride either

I like Adda Kadabha ---------------------- | | | --------------------- | | | ---------------------- | | | ---------------------- | | | ---------------------- ^^^^ Da Field 0 <<< Da RoCK Anyone wantah PLaY?

Juz Cuz I solved it..lol you tell me "I've heard of it before" LOL!

LOL@ Naughty Ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Then there are twenty four year olds like me, going on two..LOL

Sikh Fauge has made a collage of Mitch Hyare's pictures, his eternal lover..LOL Isn't that right??

When you comb - Do the strings of hair not get tangled in your brush/comb? Does your hair not shed? I mean come on ..this is a pretty self explanatory question...and basically pointless asking it..

This is so easy..LOL Well you are given String #1 and String #2 ..and the matches...and your assuming that the time taken to burn the strings is one hour from either end. So, if you burn both ends of String #1 and only one end of String #2 at the same time.you would expect that thirty minutes has passed when String #1 becomes fully burned. When String #1 is completely burned, thirty minutes of burning will be left for String #2... So as soon as String #1 burns out, light String #2 ..which will now burn for 15 minutes..(Because you have the flame going from both directions on a thirty minute string) When String #2 is completely burned, 45 minutes total have passed. So, total time spent is 30+15 = 45mins!

Well, there is no magic behind it...Promote and advertise the website....ask other Desi websites to exchange banners - and ask them to link your webpage on their site...soon as you get the member platform, people will start spreading the word. (word-of-mouth - best advertisement)

LOL Totally agree with JSB here (for the first time in ages) - in high school ...elections are driven by popularity and stuff..(thats why I was the Student Body President my senior year) 8) 8) 8) - ..anyhow..Campaigning and a good speech will help to a certain extent, majority will be ruled by popularity (as sad as it sounds)... A good, funny,short, and sweet to the point typa speech will help tremendously..the book truth gave the link to sounds interesting.. Meanwhile, good luck and best wishes always.

Well- if you want- to take it that far- ...who inhabited the land before the Natives?? LOL

Do Wall St. only if you got the money to burn.. No more tradin' here.....jus' hopin to strike an Escalade.with Mutual Funds ....and perhaps...couple mill. grand ..mansion on a beach shoreline...Heheheheeheh.. WisH me Da BesT y'All

Its not being "silly'...a good point ...- Never entering the car without a seat belt again.. As well as keep in mind, by overspeeding...nothing spectacular will happen...maybe a 2 minute lead..could....

Man, its too bad :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: Made by Kps of Sikhsangat.com ..

Taken from SikhSangat.Com, posted by Japnaam Singh CanWest News Services has a subscription only internet news system, (and for some reason you can't copy and paste it) so I'm going to type up the article from this morning: They were our bright future, says a grieving community Matthew Ramsey and Stuart Hunter The Province Alberta emergency crews work feverishly at the crash site near Brooks, Alta., where three people died. May 9, 2004 Lower Mainland Sikhs were mourning two promising youth leaders and a young girl with a bright future yesterday -- all three dead in a grim highway crash in Alberta. Parminder Chahal and Charnjit Singh, both 27 and key youth instructors at the Guru Nanak Academy in Surrey, were willed along with 17-year-old Rena Dhillon Friday Morning when their minivan rolled on Highway 1 near Brooks. Four teens and a 12-year-old, all from Surrey, were also hurt but are expected to survive. The group was heading from Surrey to the Nagar Kirtan Festival in Edmonton, where they were to perform gatkha, a traditional Sikh martial art. The sister of two of the injured people said the group had missed a turnoff, stopped for directions and were on their way back to the correct road when the accident occurred. Investigators are trying to determine if fatigue and speed were factors in the crash. Harpreet Sondh, said her brother, Sundeep, was in the van and recalls it rolling eight to ten times. He escaped the crash with just seven stitches on his knee. Chahal was behind the wheel when he apparently lost control of the vehicle and it rolled before coming to rest in a field on the north side of the highway. Chahal was the only occupant of the van wearing a seatbelt -- and the only one not thrown from the wreck. Singh, who was visiting Canada at Chahal's invitation, was pronounced dead at the scene. "It's certainly a very large tragedy," said Staff-Sgt. Ray Noble of the Brooks RCMP. "Family members, and all of their group in the temple I'm sure, will be impacted. The impact will spread well beyond the occupants in the vehicle and their immediate families." Chahal and Dhillon died yesterday morning in hospital. Passengers Sundeep Sondh, 15, and Teghbir Badwal, 17 were treated for minor injuries and released from hospital Friday. Mundeep Sondh, 12, and Gagandeep Sahota, 17, and Sukhjinder Bains, 15, all remain in hospital and are being treated for extensive, non-life-threatening injuries. Sukhpreet Heir, secretary at the Gurudwara Sahib Dasmesh Darbar temple in Surrey, described Chahal and Singh as important mentors and spiritual guides for youth. Chahal was the head of the Guru Nanak Academy and was dedicated to his faith and the prevention of violence among youth in his community, Heir said yesterday. He also preached at the temple every Sunday. "His way of preaching, his way of handling the program was what was needed by youth," added temple volunteer Amarjeet Kaur. "It's such a great loss that we have suffered," Heir Said. "We need more individuals such as him" Singh was visiting from the Punjab, where he was a prominent member of a Sikh institution and an expert in gatkha. Chahal met Singh on a visit to India 18 months ago, Heir said. Singh had been in Canada for about four months and worked with as many as 70 young people instructing them in gatkha. Dhillon and the other youth in the van were students of Singh and Chahal and have shown great potential in all areas, Heir said. "These are the kids we all hope for to carry a bright future for our community," he said. Funeral services at the temple are being planned for all three. Heir said Singh's body will be flown back to India following the service. Meantime, Sikhs from Vancouver and Toronto are coming together to help the families of the dead and injured however they can, including paying for the funeral and transportation of Singh's body, Heir said. "The whole community feels this," said Iqbal Gill from the Guru Nanak Sikh Gurdwara Society in Surrey. "I didn't even know them, but we all share the grief they are feeling." Harpreet Sondh, whose brothers Sundeep and Mundeep were injured in the rollover, said yesterday that her parents are at Mundeep's side. The Grade 7 student from Strawberry Hill suffered serious leg injuries and some damage to his spleen and lungs. Although he was unconscious yesterday, he is expected to recover. Sundeep is a Grade 9 student at Princess Margaret. Both are dedicated gatkha students who began practicing the martial art just four months ago. Harpreet, 16, said she planned to head for Calgary to see her brothers as soon as possible. "I'm planning to take a lot of balloons and roses and flowers," she told The Sunday Province. "[My brothers are] the most important thing in my life.

Again...I don't even have the words to describe what I am hearing..its just that sad of a situation.. One man was killed and five other people -- en route to a family ceremony -- were left clinging to life after a van skidded off the Trans-Canada Highway and rolled into a ditch yesterday. The minivan was westbound 2 km west of Lakeside Packers near Brooks about noon when it rolled into the north ditch. RCMP said all but one of the eight occupants were thrown from the vehicle. It is believed the lone individual who remained inside the wreckage was the only one wearing a seatbelt at the time of the crash. Rescue crews arrived to find several other motorists stopped and doing what they could to help the injured. A 23-year-old man from Vancouver died at the scene. Seven other people were taken to Brooks Hospital. Two were treated and released with minor injuries, while five other individuals were airlifted by STARS air ambulance to Calgary with life-threatening injuries. Brooks RCMP Corp. Sandra Sutherland said the group was heading to a function in Edmonton in a van rented from Vancouver. "We believe it was some sort of family ceremony," she said. "We don't know if everybody was related, but we believe they were all relatives we believe the majority were from the Surrey, B.C. area and one was from India." Cops believe the group was in the Brooks area when they learned they had missed their turn at Calgary. The crash occurred some time after they turned around and started heading westbound. Police, who have yet to speak to the driver or survivors, have no indications of what caused the crash. Alcohol does not appear to be a factor, but RCMP are still investigating the crash. The name of the deceased is being withheld until next of kin are notified.

Satnam Waheguru...!! Bless the individuals involved in this accident - may the walk out of the hospital as good as ever before...

lol best of da wishes

Wow..Nice piece of work..

*wipin my tears* dyammmmmmmmmmm i am hurtt mummyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy kutt jsb nu farhdkey ( ..... either way stupid vi ta koi koi ho sakda....but sometimes u abuse da privelege:P!

lol @ at a theatre near you... don't know wot pind you reside in ...bollywood crap is too uncool for real theaters.. man on fire is the movie to watch this weekend !! - such a good movie.. where is our commentor canadian jatti on asan nu maan watna da..lol??!

LOL Yes Me Proud To be a Kid at HeaRt...ju Got Problems? Plus, no one ever forces you to a read thread..if you take this as annoying you might as well start ignoring it.. Plus, its not like there is gonna be a war between Canada and US..we just jokin around..! So Chill you ..traitor ...!

Exactly what are you on about.... Can I send you a dictionary as a present??

2. Pin Da Tail on Da Donkey

LOL......Obviously, this is so retarded... I mean I went to India a year ago went to some pandit.. He made me roll my hand on a freaken 2 by 2 piece of paper.. The guy wos pure knocked out smokin hooka... He goes "April 7 nu sarey greh tal jane aah - tey tu pardhan nu hoshiyaar nahi" Wanted to smack the hell out of him Its just a money making business- Coincidences...All these pandits are there to get your moeny... I mean what if you don't get married at all - ..Then??!