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  1. shashank

    What do BHMs drive?

    Oh great !! I wish they were available in India. I guess they would be out very soon though, but due to excise and taxes exorbitantly priced for middle class riders like me. :(
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    What do BHMs drive?

    I guess my forum lingo is limited. what does this mean ? :confused::bow: Well, I know what you are talking about. I recently undertook one of the most perilous journeys on planet earth, that is Manali to Leh (India). And yes, even though took lot of precautions to acclimatize however...
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    What do BHMs drive?

    Ahhhh....My favorite Topic in the world. I Drive a 1997 Maruti Suzuki Esteem (manual) here in India. It was available in other parts of the world under different names maybe Suzuki Swift or something like that. I ride a Royal Enfield Machismo 350. Pics of my ride are attached, also attached...
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    Seriously speaking - who fancies doing a BHM/FFA website?

    Smite, I really appreciate the effort you put in, and am saddened to hear what all has happened after that. It is surprising for a person like me to know what all goes behind the scenes, but I guess now that you have given a hint, I can totally imagine that.
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    2009 Singles Thread

    That that Note, I give my status a Bump !! SINGLE...:D
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    The last movie you watched... and score out of ten - Part 1

    Same thought. They were contrasting characters, but still got along. Just saw 'O Brother, Where are thou?' - 7.5/10 - I loved the music, even though English is not my first language and I am not generally able to associate with western music (for me :D), however this was my kind of stuff.
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    The last movie you watched... and score out of ten - Part 1

    No Way Out - 7/10 If not for the ending, then I would have given 7.5. The ending was good if there was a sequel. Killshot - 7/10
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    Are There Countries That Accept Fat People?

    why do you say that ?
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    "Movie Watchers" Baker's Dozen

    Next: Movies that feature bare bottoms and name of the person whose butt you see. 1. Eyes Wide Shut- Nicole Kidman's butt 2. Brokeback Mountain - Heath Ledger and Jake Gyllenhaal 3. Knocked Up - Seth Rogen 4. Ordinary Decent Criminal - Kevin Spacey
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    "Movie Watchers" Baker's Dozen

    1. Lost In Space 2. Sunshine 3. StarTrek 4. Stargate 5. Apollo 13 6. Event Horizon 7. Saturn 8. A Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (So long and thanks for all the fish) 9. Contact 10. 2001: A Space Odyssey (Open the pod bay doors, HAL.) 11. Serenity
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    The show your face/introduction thread

    Hey..!! Welcome on board. [Wondering if they make ladies like you in this part of the world or not.:rolleyes::blush:]
  12. shashank

    Holy Chinese Food!

    Now that is a revelation. I thought it was unique to India, but I see that its gaining popularity. :bow:
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    The last movie you watched... and score out of ten - Part 1

    Metroland - 6/10
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    Holy Chinese Food!

    In India we have a different version of Chinese food, we call in Indian Chinese or now Chindian. :eat2: Its basically the Chinese food, with some Indian spices, and it becomes a lovely combination. We find the authentic Chinese stuff too bland for our tastes. Secondly, India supports a...
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    "Movie Watchers" Baker's Dozen

    Next Challenge: Movies that involve long distance travel 1. The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert 2. Little Miss Sunshine 3. Planes, Trains & Automobiles (Those aren't pillows!) 4. Titanic 5. Space Cowboys 6. Alexander 7. Y tu mamá también (English : And Your Mother Too)
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