prabjit singh khalsa

thanks. wow makes me happy i'm a SINGH~!~

vjkk! Vjkf! i had some trouble understanding it so can u plz post a transliation in english as well. thanks bul chak maf

Vjkk! Vjkf! well i'm the first vote......... i voted no because i doubt it, the other swords probbaly have like symbols (a nazi symbol is an example). bul chak maf

Vaheguru ji ka khalsa! vaheguru ji kai fateh! A gudwara here in edmonton has that, it's soooo bad. THey actually have a fourtane telling section where they tell ur fortune and futur.0_o They have a joke's section where they actually have sardar jokes where they make fun of sardars. its a disgrace that they distribute it in gudwara's. i'm becomming the president of this gudwara and i'm gonna end the corruption in the area, starting with the magazines. bul chak maf

lol ya i'm gonna ask their but i'm looking for a taksali kirpan. so if u know any places in edmonton plz post it. (except gudwara's cause right now i'm asking at the gudwara's and the gudwaras don't give away shastars. :doh: bul chak maf

Vjkk! Vjkf! Loved the ending but when he was saying the bad stuff and lies about sikhs and how muslims could kill sikhs was stupid.

lol okay.... does anyone know a place in edmonton that sells or like gives away kirpans?

ohhh thanks ya i'm gonna try asking at the gudwara for a bigger kirpan but i'll see if i can handle it thanks!

Wjkk! Wjkf! i like listening to the kirtan but i want to know what it means plz can anyone post it? bul chak maf

Wjkk! Wjkf! i have a small kirpan and am wondering if i can get a bigger kirpan... not to be greedy or anything but to defend others i need a bigger kirpan... :doh: @ also am i allowed to ask for a bigger one? also wondering if any shops or places in edmonton sell or give away shastars? also wanting to say i am only 13 but now have a liking for shastars and kirpans, bul chak maf

thanks ya i'll write more when i think of some more storys.

vaheguru ji ka khalsa! vaheguru je kai fateh! this is my first story and i mysel made it up... short story really short There was this boy and his parents like most parents well like some parents always cared for the expensive things they buy. so one day they bought this extremly expensive table, the boy was running around the house playing with toys when suddenly hit the table knocking it over and somehow cracking it in half. The parents heard this and ran into the living room and went straight to the table and picked it up, overlooking the table they forgot the boy. The boy was on the ground crying and rubbing a small bump on his knee, then suddenly god raised the boy on his feet and wipped away his tears, god smiled and the boy smiled back moral of the story when you are hurt and everyone's attention is on richly evil things god is there raising you and wiping away ur tears. first time i wrote a story like this. hoped you enjoyed and sorry for the spelling mistakes :doh: bul chak maf vaheguru ji ka khalsa! vaheguru ji kai fateh!

vaheguru ji ka khalsa! vaheguru ji kai fateh! ummm fittistjatti first off we don't believe in the caste system so ur name is "not sikhi like" and i'm sure if ur husband was a singh he would say no. are u even reading what they post. and its not alright to where it. quote from akal purukh di fauj>>> if we use makeup treatments for skin problems but we are doing it because we want more attention and respect, then that is the wrong way because attention and respect comes from naam abhyaas, not from skin treatments. however if one is doing it simply for treating the skin problem...ie protecting themselves against skin cancer - to make their skin healthier, and out of pyaar for the guru (this is the guru's skin, guru's body, guru's head) then there's nothing wrong with it.<<<<< end qoute Bul chak maf. vaheguru ji ka khalsa! vaheguru je kai fateh!

here in edmonton us sikh ppl own ppl but from here on out i'm making a little gang and protecting sikhi children even though i'm only 13... any sikh ppl have troubles here in edmonton look for us!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!

anyone in the sangat?

wjkk! wjkf! k first off i'm sorry if i put this in the wrong forum but i'm not sure so ya... When your doing kirtan how do u know what to press on the vagga like i know the words but i can't press the right words at the right time does anybody have tips oris there a site where its helps and tells you wat to press. thanks bul chak maf wjkk! wjkf!

vjkk! Vjkf! I would actually live for atleast one second in a country with all pure sikhs all together in a country then being killed in a nuclear blast or bomb or whatever then living in a country unpure with evil all around. i really would like to fight for khalistan even die for it but only if people pretending to be sikhs actually became true sikhs of khalsa then i would see khalistan in my life. :e: :T: :nihungsmile: :doh: Bul chak maf. Bole SO NE HALE Sasriakal Vjkk! Vjkf!

not so much addicted to msn no more and i was addicted to it so much ussualy now i'm addicted to Sikh sangat ...... thats alll i do when i'm on the computer, put on Tu Mera Pita by Davinder Singh Sodi and go on sikh sangat hehehe... Tu mera pita tu ha mera matha

wjkk! wjkf! thanks for the advice i guess i'll just stand outside or inside and stop people from doing what that muslim kid did. but i doubt anybody will listen to a 13 yr old kid. :doh: but i'll try anyways.

Wjkk! Wjkf! thank you but i need the shabad like kirtan from any giani... thanks

wjkk! wjkf! Hey, i need the shabads Guruka dar shin, (if i spelt that right) and Tu mera pita tu hai mera matha... thanks!

Didn't the guru say bow to no one, but i may be wrong cause i thiink he's touching there feet... but ya just expressing my curiosty. bul chak maf...

WJKK! WJKF! I need punjabi fonts plz.. thank you!

thank's for the help.

Waheguru Ji ka khalsa Waheguru Ji ka fatheh While i was doing Amrithshak and the giani was telling us what we could do and cant do he said that when looking for clothes he said if you could look for the four main colours black, white, blue, orange. I would like to know what each colour represents. I know blue represents guru Gobind Singh Ji and Orange represents Khalsa but what does black and white represent? Waheguru Ji ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji ka fatheh