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haha we might aswell create a thread and just write publically in that. I bet people will love to read it. Anyways I ate a whole 100g of philadelphia - I feel kinda ill so I am gonna go for a jog. After that I am gonna work solid in my cave. Catch u later when I emerge after 2 weeks!!

lol thanx. We have special offers for flights from New York to London. You must hurry before this offer ends. Remember this is a once in a lifetime opportunity not to be missed - come and see the raw glory of the most talked about and most expensive city in the world. Don't forget to visit the Queen's Palace. As ruling monarch she has the delight of living a luxurious lifestyle where she has never set foot on the tube and has the most finest water from the Swiss Alps delivered fresh to her door. Please note the enterance to the Palace is subject to a highly over-charged viewing fee since the Queen wants to give you nothing but expects you to pay for her lavish lifestyle. Further down the road you reach one of the more overly talked about 'Harrods'. You are warned to dress smartly as enterance might be refused. Note all goods in this shop will be out of your budget so as you walk through make yourself happy by buying a sandwich from the food section. Remember to bring lots of money as this sandwich will cost three times your tube journey. This in itself must be a record for the most expensive normal sandwich sold in the world. (What delights - you now have a story of how you ate the world's expensive sandwich. Don't forget to tell your friends!) On this road you reach a hotel. You find rooms costing all your years salary for only one nights stay. You do a viewing and think this furniture is tacky, the bed covers are flowery and why do they have carpet? You enquire about why this room is so expensive. Apparently it has a magnificent view of Hyde Park. You look out of the window to see the beauty of Hyde park....its nothing more than a huge green blanket of grass. After an average nights sleep with extra costs for room service you make your way down to the notorious Oxford Street. You are stunned by the signs stating to be careful as pickpocketers galore in this area. The Oxford Street turns out to be a insane human congested road with people bumbing into you left right and centre. You have more bruises than if you had been paintballing! Again alot of expensive stuff is to be bought. You buy one of those 'I went to England Hats' Its obviously not made of the best material, infact some of the seams are getting undone but hey its from England! And so finally the day comes for you to fly back home. You gather your memories. You realise there is little recollection of how you spent so much money on nothing so you convince yourself it was fun. You stare at your tacky souveniors which look slightly misplaced in your suitcase and think of all the stories you must recall. Feelling happy you begin ure list. You paid to see the Queens Palace, you paid to see a park, you paid to see pick-pocketers. You suddenly realise that your paying to see alot of worthless things. You quickly suppress this thought and start re-phrasing your words. So yes you saw the most expensive car, ate the most expensive sandwich, lived in one of the most expensive hotels. You tell this to your friends and cleverly add 'One must remember that these beautiful sights are beyond description' With that you leave your audience in awe of London. All they can do is ponder over its sights, its people, its nightlife, its cosmopolitan feel....

hahahhahaaahaha...write me sometime! :lol: Sikhsangat not allowing me to PM or write comments I got an idea send me PM over my discoversikhi account and I will reply! Only problem is that I don't go on that forum much..hmmm...so my reply will take long but I suppose its one way around it.

too late .... i already read what u wrote....'waste of vote'.... lol..but u know u secretly love that party as well!! :D Being dead serious I love London. I like its smog, its pollution. Oh and the yuky Thames tap water (did u know its the most dirty tap water in the whole of the UK - makes me feel so healthy). Also its night life where people keep u awake 24/7 and vomit on the streets. Oh and the riduculous tube - where u get pushed into some fat man's hairy armpits. The worst is where you get accustomed to the smell of sweat that u forget what fresh air smelt like. So much so that when u feel tube air hit ure face ure like wow what a cool nice breeze....Also lets not forget the uber friendly people around, especially the taxi men who wait patiently for you to cross the road. They never dare try to knock u down! To top it up u pay ten times more than anyone else for the privaledge of living in London. Long live my London...the city where everyone aspires to live but only a few manage it....

I guessed!! I knew it - ure a stalker :D

Green partyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!!! :D

Try reading: http://www.sikhsangat.com/index.php?showto...t=0&start=0 I deleted most of my posts. Anyways out of everyone who posted Singh132 was amazing....deffo PM him and get him to explain.

Oh man I have way more embarassing stuff than that happen to me. You know how I wear a kachera with a long nala because I hate elastic kachera's! SO yea when u wear a nala kachera u wrap the nala around ure waist. So i did my super tight wrap and twisted it into a knot. I then went onto the ward to talk to patients. I was fairly happy doing my thing. 2 hours went by and then I decided to go for lunch. So i get into the lift to go to the canteen. Its one of those lifts with a mirror in it and thats when I see how I have a very long white bit dangling by my side. OMG i was so mortified and there were so many people in the lift. I had to turn my back to them and try to tuck it in! Now I am not sure if anyone noticed since most gorey people have no idea what a kachera nala wud lookm like....I reckon when they saw this white thing they must have thort it was part of my trousers. But trust me that and sometimes leaving my zip open makes me want to die on the spot. Sonali Bendre in this song only wears butterfly suits. If you look at 02.45 it fans out which is different from the other straight cut suits. Its long and u wear it with a churidar pajama. Kinda like a bana but mine was white and styled. Also its nothing to do with the trousers cos its the top dress which flares out ...which is what happened when I fell down...some people call it umbrella cut cos it opens out like an umbrella. . .

I nearly chocked on my spit when I saw the pics!! lol About chunkri...only after 2 hours my legs start to go...Thats when I swap them around. So in total I can sit for 4 hours. What your supposed to do is sit in a correct posture (back straight, arms in front of you etc) However if you want to sit forever then you do the Rishi posture where you have both legs off the ground!! My trouble is that I can get one leg on top but then the other leg does not go up....but basically get both feet off the ground and you will be sorted!!! I swear so many embarrassing things have happened to me cos my legs go numb. Once I was in gurdwara for 5 hours and I kept swapping legs and then I thort omg I cannot feel anything. So i decided I should get up. My leg was numb and you know its really hard to walk on a numb leg cos u cannot feel the ground....and so u end up with a limp. Anyways I managed to walk fairly okay (had a small limp but it wasn't that obvious)...I was kinda able to judge and coordinate the distance to the ground. When I reached the main walking bit where everyone does matha tek something terrible happened. Can you believe my leg gave way and I fell!! It was so embarrassing. To make it worse I was wearing a butterfly suit so it went up in the air. Everyone just looked at me and even the kirtani had a pause. Moral of story : If you sit for 5 hours thru the pain ure gonna find it hard to walk, so jst take a break.

Peacemaker I really want to write on ure comment box but they disabled me from writing comments or sending PMs! Your always the best tho!! :D

Forgive me for any offensive I may have caused...I hope all is well

apanee'yaa'n gaal'n val dhiaan rakh... uh peacemaker I don't understand punjabi written in english but this makes me thing this 'singh in something' is not a nice person - I think he insulted u right? Anyways that link is durga.......I wanted Harnakash.....also I have a better durga pic! One of our Hindu Uncle's gave it to us. It was a huge poster where she is sitting on this HUGE LION. Looks so amazing and majestic. My mum put it in a frame and hung it right infront of the first wall you see when you come to our house. It was so funny cos any hardcore sikh person who came to our house was stunned. They just wudn't stop staring at it!! Funny times. Loved seeing their facial expression of horror...lol.

I already saved it but its low quality....gimme the weblink!!!

yea i know its sicker...thts why i wanted to know where u got it from! stop editing ure posts!

Is that harnakash in your avtar? I really want that pic. I never seen one like that before!

Did you guys know that aligators cannot do multiple snaps. It instead has to build up energy and then it does a huge snap. After that it waits till it builds up more energy to do another snap. I think its quite cool cos it explains why you don't see aligators snapping up on the water edge. Instead its get as close as to prey and do a big snap and if it misses its kinda doomed cos it has to wait to build enough energy by which time prey has ran away!

Thanks for sharing...will do as much as I can....such a heartbreaking story...

I got my scrub assessment signed off, was so worried. Also this is shocking...I spoke to quite a few Sikhs at uni and they just take their kara off but I just could never do that....unless there was a real risk. Also Jangal Dal your story reminds me of how there was a devotee of the Guru who was walking along with his cattle. He passed the Gurdwara and really wanted to get the Guru's darshan but his cattle was with him. He then decided he would quickly go into the gurdwara whilst his cattle went ahead and afterwards he would catch up with them. In the darbar he was eager to get his parshaad and leave. The person serving parshaad was informed of this and instead of giving him parshaad he ignored him. This carried on for a while and by now the man was concerned about where his cattle had reached and so he asked if he could have parshaad quickly. Instead of acknowledging his concerns the person serving started giving it to those who had come after him and decides to say to him 'emi bandar vang nachi jandya' ie why are u jumping around like a monkey.... My memory goes hazy now but later on the man serving parshaad is re-incarnated as a monkey. This goes to show what we see may not always be the case. However in relation to this kara stuff I like your story cos patients are always first but that doesn't mean I should just say i'll remove my kara when there is no real risk...or at least they should sort out the unfairness with the wedding ring issue. Anyways I'm happy I got my form done - also I never had any issues when I scrubbed up with the Reg or SHO so I reckon the team are okay with it. In this case I will erase the nasty comments of the scrub nurse from my memory! PS - yea I think ure right as I have not seen a qualified Sikh doctor yet either! Actually its kinda weird since the stereotypical view is that all asians want to become 'doctors or lawyers'. Actually the only Sikh person I met was the bed manager who had cut hair but she was so happy to see me. She told me how she recognised me from far away cos I wear a keskhi....we had a long in depth convo about how she wished she kept her hair too but how hard it is etc. It was kinda cool as it had the few odd punjabi words thrown in!! Oh and during ward round this random patient said kidhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa to me whilst the Reg was asking him questions...it was so beautiful lol....I love being me and most of all I love being a doctor....gonna go study now. Also thanks for the advice - I think I will speak to someone after my exams.

I think we should discuss the differences between the British and American Healthcare later. I would like to know about the laws for UK sikh medics. Msckan did you find any in your research?? I have a similar issue regarding kara. I am a medical student and I wear my kara all the time and until recently it did not cause me any problems. ie I have worn it in and out of theatre. I have even scrubbed with it on and pulled out some varicose veins! However today I had to do my scrub assessment. I got told I have to take my kara off. I was told I have to make a choice between my 'bangle' and my career! She failed my scrub assessment because of that!! I'm going back in 2 hours to get someone else to do it - hopefully that lady will be off at lunch! I am fairly frustrated as I have been trying to get my scrub assessment signed off for a week now and its wasting my time to wait around theatres to see who is free to watch me scrub. I am meant to be at my breast firm and I have exams in less than 3 weeks so this is the last thing I need. Anyways I am not going to take my kara off because I don't believe its an infection risk. Its scrubbed and is up my arm covered by the surgeon's long sleeved gown (very different from those wearing wedding rings). Also I would like to add I used to wear 2 kara's before. One was the mala kara and the other one was a normal round kara. I personally took the decision to not wear a mala kara because I felt it was a risk due to its rounded beads being unscrubbable. However I continue to wear a normal kara as I believe it is not a risk. I actually think its unfair that people are allowed to wear their wedding rings and we have to take our kara off. Also interestingly as a side when I was doing my BSc essay on ‘MRSA and its implications in Surgery’ I came across alot of papers regarding how growth and adherence of bacteria is affected by material and metal was considered a low risk....prehaps this is the reason the Guru said kara was meant to be of certain material?! Anyways since I am not going to take my kara off - I need to know the right of Sikhs please. Can someone post the links to the organisations which represent sikh medics. Thanks. btw I don't think my PM works....this is fairly troublesome at the moment as it means I cannot send or receive PM’s. S1ngh/lowest of the lowest penji if you read this can u please look into this as I get a message saying my PM function has been disabled.

Am I the only one thinking the user meant attachment ie attachment to food tastes.....cos I don't see how you can have lust for food....So I don't think the title is meant to read LUST. Also I am vegetarian and I haven't eaten chips for over 5 years now...there are lots more yummy veggie food about!!

Its a Zen saying. They are used to focus ure mind on meditation by emptying your thoughts.... If anyone watches the Simpsons Lisa tries to do it to Barts in one of the episodes. I cannot even remember the proverb she used...something like if the trees fall in a wood is there sound if no one is there to listen to it...so its actually meant to make u think wat is sound etc...Bart didn't get this so Lisa had to keep changing proverbs till Bart was eventually zenned..... This is the same. Althougth to be honest I read it and thought of me knocking on the sky and making thunder. Jokes ure not supposed to think that....Zen proverbs are actually supposed to make u think outside of normal to reach the other often neglected psyche in ure mind. Its really cool when that happens but it has to be experienced as words can never describe.

Peacemaker I know u will read this cos u read every page.....I looked at ure profile cos I posted a comment! It however does not show up. So i tried again and again. Finally I decided to send u a PM and thats when I got a message saying writing COMMENTS and PMing people was disabled off my account. So thats why I could not reply to ure messages!! It took me ages to work out why nothing was showing which is why I kept checking thinking it wud show up later. Anyways cos writing comments was working before I guess that other chatnga person did not like me writing on their comment page! I shud have wrote on urs! Anyways to answer ure question....I am coming back in AUGUST...shall see u then!!!

Penji I am really sorry to hear ure problems. In some aspects you are very lucky. You have found out early... Also ure condition is very common so u will meet and know other ppl who have it too! Data shows that 30% of people have PCOS. So out of every 10 thats 3. Stay positive and I hope things work out. xx