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As long as you are on this board,let me make one thing very clear to you.i never support anyone.nobody in particular.i always support the fact.and you must remember that forever!

As long as you're on the board, let me make it quite clear to you. I-COULDNT-CARE-LESS.

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I guess you never understood my post not surprising with the kind of people you prefer
 
nobody is listening.i told you.spend some time alone.you'll feel better!
 
Look Vinod i'm sorry if i was being disrespectful.its just that Blondes and Sardar's are known for their dumbness(in comics) but in reality it is completely the opposite.They are very intelligent and brilliant.they have a good sense of humour too.And it is extreme absurdity to judge someone's IQ by their looks.I totally agree with you.but laughing at a joke doesnt mean that i'm backing those who are disrespectful of the fairer sex specially when i belong the same.
P.S:This might be the first and the last thing we agreed on:enjoy:

Actually, there is no community in the world that is not a target of ethnic jokes. Irish, Italians, Poles, Women, Blondes, Muslims (in Europe and USA you now get a plethora of Jihadi jokes, often by Muslim comedians), Jews, priests, nuns, Sardars, Jats, Banias and so on.

Whether they are offensive or not depends on the context. Sometimes they are an effective way to get the point across about the stereotyping.

You are right. Sardars can be very intelligent. I think they make some of the best technicians, mechanics and small entrepreneurs in the subcontinent. Their talent for things mechanical is something to be seen to be believed. No one can do as much with as little. They are the masters of "jugaad". I have seen some of that. What they can do in their factories without a crane with all those heavy weights is unbelievable.
 
It has gone out of control now.

One can start the thread but not control how others will post.

its not good vinod bhai :tsk:

i post a very beautyfull thread last night and see today its go very far.:cry:

i revaive it now wait :smitten:
 
Miss Russia is Miss World 2008
Press Trust of India
Saturday, December 13, 2008 (Johannesburg)


Special: Miss World 2008
Pics: Miss World 2008 Ksenya Sukhinova
Pics: Miss World contestants go wild
Pravathy's journey

Russia's Ksenya Sukhinova was crowned Miss World 2008 after beating scores of international beauties, including India's Parvathy Omanakuttan who finished first runner up, at a glittering African extravaganza held here.

"Miss World 2008 is Russia," announced Julia Morley, head of the Miss World committee that organises the event. The 21-year-old Parvathy, who hails from Kottayam in Kerala, narrowly missed out on joining five Indian glamour queens Reita Faria (1966), Aishwarya Rai-Bachchan (1994), Diana Hayden (1997), Yukta Mookhey (1999) and Priyanka Chopra (2000) who had won the title.

The second runners up was Gabriel Walcott of Trinidad and Tobago.

More than 100 international beauties participated in this year's Miss World pageant, hosted by South Africa.

Sukhinova, who took over the title from Zhang Zi Lin of China to become the 58th Miss World, was crowned after a two-hour long spectacle that combined elements of travelogue and reality show. She beamed as she was crowned.

Sukhinova also had won the contest's top model award and was third in the swimsuit competition. Miss South Africa Tansey Coetzee had made it to the final five.

"I think I can help people and I want to help people and today if I walk away with this crown I will do that," Sukhinova told judges through a translator after being asked why she should be crowned the winner.

India's Parvathy, who had won the Miss femina contest in April this year, said: "In India and South Africa people are warm and warm-hearted. I felt at home in Johannesburg." "Presence of two great leaders Mahatma Gandhi (India) and Nelson Mandela (South Africa) have influenced millions of people in both the countries," she said.

Asked About her experience in the beauty pageant, the 5 feet 9 inches tall dusky beauty said: "It is a great journey for me."

South Africa, who hosted the event for the sixth time, became the country that has held more Miss World pageants than any other. The event was broadcast to millions of viewers in 187 countries.

Beauties from 109 countries were whittled down to 15 semi-finalists with India, Russia, Trinidad and Tobago, Angola and South Africa named the five finalists as the audience willed their favourite to go forward.
 
Imran! you dont bother bout the way the thread is going.. Just keep posting the beautiful babe's pic ! That is what we want ! :smitten:
 
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