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HAHAHAHAHAHAHA... croc dundee... classic!!

snap... that's the one where u have to get a set of 3 aces... no... i mean u have to say if the next card is higher or lower... no that's not right either... do u have teams in snap?... i'm confused! :? :cry:

i'm not gay... i thought u were a woman! :shock:

here's a fiver to get u started :wink:

definately!! wot u wanna play? sat saran, pabhi, seep, rang dabban?... or some crappy gora game?

jx3, u don't believe in learning to read scriptures, & u don't seem to want to rely on any external sources for information... where then do u get your information? divine communication? "why is it that if a man talks to god he's religious, but if god talks back he's insane?!"

i'm sorry, but what a load of crap!! if u get struck by lightning, having a piece of wood in your hair won't do jack! think about it like this... a bolt of lightning has just 'torn' its way through a mile or more of air (an excellent insulator), raising the temperature of the air to 30,000 degrees C (5 times the surface temperature of the sun) & literally tearing the molecules in its path apart, ionizing the air... but it's ok, because that tiny piece of wood in your hair will protect u!!! & the last place u want to stand during a storm is under a tree... the human body is a better conductor of electricity than wood (or earth for that matter), & the bolt will go through u. 'the flame is still alive', u should really check out your information before saying something... before someone actually believes it & gets hurt! if anyone wants more info on lightning, they can find some interesting stuff here: http://www.uic.edu/labs/lightninginjury/ltnfacts.htm ps it's spelt lightNing, not lighting! ----- now about the actual question, i think pheena hit the nail on the head... who cares what the kanga is made of. there was no plastic in the guru's time & a metal kanga may well be too hard for the scalp as well as incredibly hard to make. wood on the other hand, is cheap, readily available & easy to work with.

LOLZ @ rupy!!

:? ... i was able to... it opens them up in another window. have u got a program that stops pop ups?

you're dumb everyday dear!... & on special days you're a dumb...ass!! ooops! ... too late!

wow!... his art is amazing. especially the way he's able to capture emotions... one of the hardest things to do in art. my favourite has got to be dispair:

i doubt u'll be able to beat anyone... but on the off chance u do, i feel sorry for them & the humiliation u'll put them through... your moves on jallundara pop into mind!! sorry all... private joke! :roll:

congratulations rupy... u solved it... we are not worthy of one so intelligent! show us the path! on a side note, i just realised where you're from... i've been to boston! even with all those stipulations, he'll still beat u... he'll be able to smell u coming from a mile away!!

hello jaswant! nice to meet u! likewise to karen... are u from surrey, canada... or surrey, uk?

hahaha... that's sooo true. i'm a big sufferer of phonesia!

neo, could u please give a reference to the sakhi. thanks

i think his name was zed... or was that someone else....

i know who u mean... can't remember his name... hmmmm....

notice how u don't deny it!! :wink:

u don't mean proctor do u? ... & what makes u think i would know??? :?

there are various sikh camps now run all over the world. they provide a variety of different functions... introducing 'newbies' to sikhi, providing access to information & different views from speakers, networking etc. i wanted to start a thread to get feedback from everyone who's been to a sikh camp (especially camps aimed at 16yrs+) & see what everyone thinks of them. which camp(s) have u been to? what was good about the camp? what was bad about the camp? what improvements/suggestions can u give for future camps? which types of speakers were particularly good / particularly bad? anything else u can think of?

i've heard of adda kadda... but what's adda kadabha?

http://mirrored.flabber.nl/bloody.pingu/bloody.pingu.swf http://www.dnainternet.fi/pelit/english/

now that u mention it, i have noticed that some men have feminine traits... & vice versa. that's very tru... er... not that i've ever made the mistake of thinking someone was of the wrong gender... no siree... not me... :roll:

there are many paradox's in gurbani. probably the most well known being the nirgun (non-physical) / sargun (physical) attributes of akaal. as jt posted on another thread: 'Sahas tav nain nun nain huhi tohi ko, suhus moorati nunaa ek tohi' so how can this apparent paradox be resolved?... i have a few alternatives... 1. part of akaal exists in physical form, & another part as non-physical. there is a dynamic relationship between the two. to truly appreciate akaal we must worship both the manifest & the non-manifest qualities. 2. akaal is non-physical & the references to sargun attributes are metaphorical... poetical representations of love. 3. all physical reality is an illusion. it is a lie created by our minds. & as such so are the sargun qualities of akaal. 4. akaal exists as both nirgun & sargun, whereby not part of akaal is nirgun & part sargun, but all of akaal is both nirgun & sargun at the same time. the only analagy i can think of is wave-particle duality in quantum physics, where light is both a wave and a particle at the same time. 5. akaal is beyond both nirgun & sargun & exists in a state which is uncomprehensible to the human mind. 6. none of the above. i don't know if any of what i said makes sense, or whether i'm just being really stupid. personally i think it maybe a mixture of 4 & 5... that akaal exists as nirgun, sargun, & beyond. & a stage of enlightenment is expanding your mind to encompass & accept these apparently contradictory ideas... Ã la double think in george orwell's 1984. then again... it could be that... :? ... help!... i'm confused!! :?: