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Does anyone know a good place on the internet to get a graphics card? Also, there's a trade fair in Birmingham - anyone got any details abt it? I heard it was at the NIA, but thats the only info I have. Damn, I need a new hard drive as well - suggestions anyone? Cheers

One problem though, he gets hundreds of emails a day. I think I might just keep sending mine to him again and again. My message:

the wanker. Just emailed them coz i was so pissed off. Sorry abt the language

Yep, you're right there. But excess muscle (like a WWE superstar) slows you down immensely. The picture contains a Singh without any fat on him. In wars thats a big disadvantage. Remember, fat is good (acts as an energy store) but excess fat is bad. In my opinion its better to be toned then bulky - physically and mentally. But thats just my opinion.

For once I have a hairier chest than someone else, even if it is a drawing.

Where's my post? I don't remember being drunk when I wrote it.

Control Panel > System > Advanced Tab > Performance Settings > Advancd Tab > Virtual Memory Change Mine is 1152 (Min) and 2304 (Max)

Can anyone suggest a good graphics card? Nothing too expensive, but should have some power. I broke my old one. Just goes to show - never give a Jat a screwdriver. Anyways, I did a search on Google. Is the "Asus - V9560 Video Suite" any good? Its around £100 - £130.

as far as i know: 1. yes 2. 9 yrs old 3. Not sure, but think so. She was responsible for someone's death some years later (when she was 19 i think). Not sure whose, but he was important. I was at a talk at a Sikhi camp a couple of yrs ago in Chigwell. A Singh was telling us abt a Muslim organisation who had come to a college to give a lecture and basically convert ppl (they were probably Wha'habis). He asked these ppl on the stage in front of every1 to justify a marriage to a 6yr old that was then consumated 3 yrs later. They deliberated for a few minutes, came back and said girls were more physically 'mature' then.

this might be completely irrelevant, but there is a tendency for things in nature to move anti-clockwise. eg the Earth revolves anti-clockwise around the Sun. For some reason every1 always thinks that clockwise is the best way to go. In fact, I was wondering today what would happen if someoone (ie me!) went anti-clockwise around Guru Maharaj when getting married. People would be dazzled :? ! Also, in India, don't we walk anti-clockwise around the Gurdware before entering (its been a long time since I went)? But like I said, this might be totally irrelevant.

i try not to read too much into these sort of figures. Just remember that saying, it has been statistically proven that statistics don't prove anything. : ) Hypothetical Situation: Is there any fact's book that tells the number of Sikhs in the UK in the 1950s and in the 1970s? The number of Sikhs in the UK would have increased by many fold during this period. And, for example, if we were the BNP (right wing group) studying these figures we could hypothesise that the predicted number of Sikhs in the UK in the year (eg) 2015 would be 70% of the total population. Wishful thinking, but how likely is it to happen? Basically, anyone whose done statistics at college/university level will be able to explain why this assumption is wrong. (I'm no good coz I did mechanics! ). Also on a political note, Denmark (or Sweden if I'm wrong) has tightened up its immigration policy immensely.

that was really good...............is there an english translation pls? :?

oh yeah, its american football, not football (which is the real game played by the rest of the world)

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/3403775.stm

Just thought I'd share this with everyone. Shows that there's a science behind why people will stick to their views in the face of all contradictory evidence. Source: Focus #135 Feb 2004 I think its clearfor everyone to see how this can be related to Sikhi. We all seem to fiercily argue our corner over certain issues; be they meat, cannabis, eggs, raag, khalistan, keski , etc., etc.

Correction: pendufied not pundufied. Blame the pendufied school I went to

Just send him a nasty letter tellin him that this policy is in direct contravention to ur human rights and he can be sued for not allowing u to join. Hopefully that should get his attention.

I used to think that it was well sexist as well, until a friend told me abt another way of looking at it. A girl born into a family does not belong to that family, when she is older she will go away to live with her husband. But for all the years up to her wedding she brings warmth and love (shaanti) to a household. In fact she is the very life and soul of the family. But then one day she will have to leave. So when a girl is born we shud be sad that one day her family will have to give her away to someone else. In a sense she doesn't even belong to the family that she is born into, they are just looking after her until she leaves the household. And when she leaves there will be a massive void left from all the warmth and happiness she carried with her. And thats why (theoretically!) parents aren't as happy as when a boy is born. Also, a boy being born means that in the future a girl will also join the family (unless the boy is gay, then u got problems :shock: ); hence more reason for happiness. So remember girls, we are sad coz in the future we got to give u away to someone else. :cry: Of course, this only works if u are pundufied. If u are a modern kurri then making the boy leave his house and come and live with u is always an option. I'm up 4 that, as long as the girl is fit and stinkin rich!! (that was a joke....sort of)

Ich heibe und samosa und Khalsa camp 2003? (does that even mean anything? lol)

BBC website http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/3387169.stm

I can be as divine as Lalleshvari!! Basically by saying that we are the real Hindus we are completely destroying their (ie RSS) argument. We not only agree with their assumption that Sikhs are Hindus, but we go further and claim that they themselves are not Hindus! Its a very good tactic when used in an argument. You seem to agree with the other person and before they have realised it you have already destroyed their argument. Hang on, you were being sarcastic weren't you Ideal Singh?? Tut tut. Looks like I will have to re-evaluate my level of divineness. I've re-evaluated it. I'm still as good as Lalleshvari.

ooh..damn, never realised there was so much too it! I did java a couple of yrs ago, apart from that i have no idea abt web design. Think i shud just stick to standing in the shop

a lot of ebooks are available on kazaa. Can anyone recommend any good ones for web design? I've decided to have a look at it. See wat all the fuss is abt

Also, when did it start? Some people say that it was around at the times of our Gurus (Guru Hargobing I think), whilst some say it was started by a sect of Sikhi (can't rremember their name) in the 1800s. Isn't it ritualistic? I've heard the explanation given for them (ie the union of 2 souls) but I'm still not convinced.

Keep this in mind, what I'm abt to tell u was most likely a rarity. In Hereford (England/Wales border, home of the SAS) there lived a guy who was claiming disability allowance from the government. During the day he used to drive up to Leeds, park his car and then walk some distance to the city centre. There he used to beg for money. Apparently he made around £500 a week. (This was most likely his allowance + begging combined, but I don't know). He was either rumbled by someone from Hereford, or from someone who saw him in Leeds. Whoever it was contacted the Sun newspaper (UK) who ran a front page story on him. He never begged in Leeds again. This incident occured around 8 yrs ago. He drowned in a river abt 6 yrs ago. A lot of the locals in Hereford were happy he was dead. There's no moral to this story, except that I wanted to kick the crap out of his younger brother but he was too fast for me (too much butter in my food). Just to reiterate, this is most likely a unique case. You have to rate him for creativity though!!