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Sukhdeep Singh Kohli
Joined: Mar 20, 2005
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From: Chandigarh, India
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Hi guys,
Stick to ur homes today as today is Rakhi. So better be safe and not have those "priceless moments". 
Run when you see sexy babe approaching u today.
?Issued in men's interest by International Brothers Association.
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Ayush
Joined: Sep 12, 2003
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From: Hyderabad, india
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You are so like year 1910 . . :-l
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Sukhdeep Singh Kohli
Joined: Mar 20, 2005
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From: Chandigarh, India
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Hey Ayush you ain't have a funny side. You new age guy enjoy the life to fullest bcoz u have just stuck out your mother pussy.
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axxxr
Joined: Mar 21, 2003
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From: Londinium
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Now now come on ladies please...no need for bad language.
I've never quite understood the ceremony of Rakhi,can someone explain the tradition to me please?
Cheers! 
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Sukhdeep Singh Kohli
Joined: Mar 20, 2005
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From: Chandigarh, India
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Now that's what i call good sense humor. Keep it up buddy. 
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scotsboyuk
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@axxxr
Here is a thread on Rakhi.
"I may be drunk my dear woman, but in the morning I will be sober, and you will still be ugly." WSC |
JiggyJaggy
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I think the story dates back to when a war was occuring in India. A sister tied a "Rakri" on her brothers wrist for good luck and spirit during the war. His arm.he was burnt and the only part of his arm that wasnt burnt was the part under the string.
Symbolising that his sister was potecting him in mind body and spirit whilst at war.
And in return a brother will give his sister (who ties the rakrhi ever year) gifts, such as Indian suits and money for their blessing and protection.
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axxxr
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Scotsboyuk,JiggyJaggy ...Thanks!
That sounds like a very interesting tradition..but im not quite sure if i would let any female approach me and ask me to be her brother? 
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JiggyJaggy
Joined: May 21, 2002
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your dam right cos if you had as many cousins as I have you will be one poor guy financially giving them each money! lol
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axxxr
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Not only the financial aspect but imagine not be able to do anything else with them (what if you fancy them?)...because they are your new so called sisters? 
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JiggyJaggy
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Well in theory they should actually be related to you as the sisters that tie on me are my three 1st cousins. aint no Jerry Springer cr@p going on in my house matey! lol.
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axxxr
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Well maybe in theory but i don't believe anyone actually practices that do they?...To my knowledge in bollywood movies i have only seen strangers do the Rakhi on strangers. ie: non-family.
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JiggyJaggy
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Mate I dont even believe the trees are real in Bollywood films! lol. Let alone whether people know each other! lol.
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solidsingh
Joined: Jan 15, 2004
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From: india
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its always with family axxxr, only your sisters tie them on you and you have to give them some money in return
im gonna be broke
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axxxr
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Bollywood is as fake as fake gets i suppose...So your saying Rakhi is more of a family tradition?...But anyone can participate if they so wanted...I would rather hide to be quite frank unless it was my own blood sisters and cousins.
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Posted: 2005-08-19 04:49
