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shalini

@shalinishenoy

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Posted: 18 years ago

does anybody know what the definition of chilgosa? 😆

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Queen of the Damned

@darkness_123

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Posted: 18 years ago

lol its gonna be an eternal mystery!!!! if anyone knows, tell me too! 😆 😆

I love my chilgosa Lakshya! 😳

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Poonam

@~Poonam~

Sparkler

Posted: 18 years ago

muje nahi pata

leking muje tohh lagata hai ki like duffer or monkey or something like that 😆

Edited by ~Poonam~ - 18 years ago

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afsheenalias

@afsheenalias

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Posted: 18 years ago

chilgosa is a dry fruit.

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Queen of the Damned

@darkness_123

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Posted: 18 years ago

LMAO, why is she calling him a "dry fruit"??!?!!? How stupid! 😆

"YOU DRY FRUIT!! I DONT WANNA STAY WITH YOU HERE YOU DRY FRUIT!!!!!!!!!"

Lmao... 😆

OR does she mean he has as much brains as a dry fruit??? Hahahaha! That's funnier! 😆

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-mango-

@-mango-

Dazzler

Posted: 18 years ago

i think chilgose kahinke means "pagal kahinke"? 😕
well it makes sense than calling someone a dry fruit! 😆 what do you think?

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Salmanisthebest

@Salmanisthebest

Dazzler

Posted: 18 years ago

chilgosa is a dry fruit of kaabul it is a very thin like in hindi pichka hua ya patla sa so thats why when sum1 similar 2 that shape seen we call them chilgosa 4 2 make fun 😃 😉

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sweetie_rk

@sweetie_rk

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Posted: 18 years ago

Isn't Chilgoza a pine? Usually known as noosa and neoza?
I'm quite sure it is a pine that grows at elevations between 1800-3350m. Usually found in the Himalayas, Kashmir and Afghanistan. It's scientific name is pinus gerardiana.

Well. that's certainly funny. Calling someone 'pine'...

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Salmanisthebest

@Salmanisthebest

Dazzler

Posted: 18 years ago

Originally posted by: sweetie_rk
Isn't Chilgoza a pine? Usually known as noosa and neoza?
I'm quite sure it is a pine that grows at elevations between 1800-3350m. Usually found in the Himalayas, Kashmir and Afghanistan. It's scientific name is pinus gerardiana.

Well. that's certainly funny. Calling someone 'pine'...

yes u r rite it is pine it has very thin funny shape