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ritzbitz

@ritzbitz

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Posted: 18 years ago

#11

now is there any hard and fast rule of one gal getting his undivided attention? no, tell me? 😉 😆

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@mermaid_QT

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Posted: 18 years ago

#12

Originally posted by: .:Aphrodite:.
he prolly means when he asked her out, probably he said proposed cuz his english aint good

Bingo! "proposed" is a very loosely used word over there i noticed. din't that girl from audience come and propose to adi too? (another drama drama!)

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@mermaid_QT

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Posted: 18 years ago

#13

Originally posted by: ritzbitz
now is there any hard and fast rule of one gal getting his undivided attention? no, tell me? 😉 😆

😆😆

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BibiS

@BibiS

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Posted: 18 years ago

#14

OK, OK, you guys turned my innocent assumption that he may be getting married into a discussion about his education!!! The reason I thought this was because here in the UK, the word 'propose' is usually associated with a marriage proposal.

P.S There is no need to insult indians about education, and as far as I know, Indians are very intelligent people, who are very capable of going out and getting degrees. It is just unfortunate that many can't get an education due to financial troubles.

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Vijay Dinanath Chawhan

@sareg

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Posted: 18 years ago

#15

bal-vivah is legally banned in India 😉

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