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this might help, i found them on the net.

you could always drive a truck :T:

Navjot Singh Kaneda eh!

quick question: what does the Nanaksar Gurudwara commitee in Punjab have to say about this? Do they know whats going on out in the UK and Canada?

there is a hand written SGGS Ji in Harimandir Sahib but i forgot who they said wrote it. i seen it last month on my way back from india.

Vaaheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Vaaheguru Ji Ki Fateh First I would like to say congrats to Bhupinder Singh and Gurvinder Kaur. May Vaheguru bless you!! It was nice meeting you again this past Sunday, Say hi to Bobby for me. Bobby, (former P.G. walla) once again congrats !!! :TH:

i just recently took Amrit while i was in india and on my way back to canada i had to take my kirpan off. does everybody have to do this??? i had a smaller kirpan hangin off of a thread at first and i wore it from amritsar to singapore and then after that the plane was going to land in korea and i didn't want to risk it so i took it off also. the reason i took it off was because in amritsar the security was making a big deal about nailcuters etc. i just want to know if anyone else has experienced this and i'm there are. when i got home i took a shower and did JapJi sahib and then did ardass and put my kirpan back on.

sarabloh......the shaster that he is holding in his right hand can be purchased at cutlery and knives stores. i seen one at House of Knives.

someone has to teach me how to do a dumalla or a nice ghol dastar. i tought myself how to tie a ghol dastar. it's not bad but i little more know how would be appreciated. What kind of fabric is best? i use a fabric called fullvalve or something!!! i don't know how its spelled but it's pronounced kind of like the way i wrote it. Gurfateh

agreed!!!!!!!! :wub: )

Thats funny!!! i was just thinking about this today as i was driving home from work.. i feel that a Sikh should only bow down (mutha tek) to SGGSJ.