Tuesday, June 29th, 2010 at
5:16 pm
I can’t find out what the film is on the internet, so please help if you can
I watched it a couple years ago on the BBC, and it was probably a 15 or 18 (it had sex references, swearing)
And it was about a girl who lived in East London (probably London, or maybe not)
She was Asian, and it was about 1960 – 1980 and she moved to London, and was about 13 – 14 and her and her family were racially abused because they were immigrants. She makes a friend, and there was notably a line she taught her which was ‘shag the a*se of it’ and her friend slept with a boy
and her friend and others racially attacked her uncle and killed him
and then i think at the end of the film the girl movede out of there and there was a card that said ‘happy christmas’ but i think the girl changed it to ‘Diwali’ and said how she didnt celebrate Xmas and it was also a leaving card
Wednesday, April 21st, 2010 at
12:16 pm
like this
http://www.123greetings.com/events/diwali/wishes/diwali85.html
Monday, April 19th, 2010 at
5:21 pm
what is the real definition of close cousins..i have this one cousin who i always see when i’m in india..during my past trips to india, he was always picking us up from the airport..after i came back from india, he called me in 2004 for raksha bandhan, then in 2005 he called me for my birthday, then he called for new year’s..after that, he called me for the occassion of diwali, and started complaining i stopped writing and calling, then suggested i call and write once in a while to catch up..this year, i talked to him in february, three times in july and august on the phone.. i met him during his trip to the usa in july, and i write to him once in a while..when i called him in february, he couldnt take my call and he called me back after 3 days..when i called him for raksha bandhan, the minutes on my phone card ran out, and he called me back within 2 minutes..are we close..
Saturday, April 17th, 2010 at
5:19 pm
when my aunt and uncle were visiting us from india, my aunt told my mom to call her brother for raksha bandhan. she told her brother that she will not remember him because he didnt come visit her in america. is that rude? last year, my cousin was in the usa but he didnt come visit me. i went there and i only got to spend three days with him. after he went back to india, i only wrote to him when he asked me to. i sort of missed him alot. when i called him for raksha bandhan last year, my minutes on my phone card ran out and he called me back within two seconds. this year, he came to america again with his wife and 2 sons and they came to visit me for five days. after they left, i realized that they wanted to spend five days with me so i remember them. they flew from india to new yorl, then from new york to california, then from california back to india. they took a 7 am flight from new york and arrived in california around 10 am pst. they went back to india on june 23rd. they flew directly from california and took the last flight in the evening. his kids started their school on july 1st. after they left, i sent him a picture from his vacation and got a reply "we miss the fun and action we had there." i wrote to him for india’s independence day and i got a reply in two minutes "great to hear from you." when i called for raksha bandhan, my cousin answered the phone. when i told him who was calling, he said "HI". I plan to write for Diwali. This morning my mom told me to call her sister because she called us yesterday. my mom doesnt let me call her brother. i got complaints from my cousin that i stopped writing and calling. if i start writing, what are the chances of me getting a complaint i stopped calling? i realize my cousin and his family came from the other side of the world to visit me. now, i’m kind of missing them and remembering them. both my cousin and his wife involved me in everything and made sure i wasnt left out. can i get some honest opinions? please be truthful
my cousin deserves to be remembered for travelling a long distance, going through a lot of trouble to come visit me, taking a lot of time off from his job, and flying back to india from California.
Thursday, April 15th, 2010 at
10:22 pm
We have Santa’s that can’t say "ho ho ho".
We have people wondering how to greet each other and people getting mad if they don’t get the greeting they want.
We have people not sure if its ok to send a religious Christmas card to a non-beleiver.
I mean really people…is it that difficult to wish each other well? Is there a real need to take offense at anything??
In this month there is Ramadan, Diwali, Kwanzaa, Haunakha, Winter Solstice (Yule) and Christmas (treated as secular and religious). All of these religions promote peace and love to be spread amongst each other, regardless if we follow the same religious path. WHY then are we so focused on being angry and trying to "take control" of a day or month?
So my real question is….what are YOU going to do this holiday season to spread peace and love?
My answer: I am buying some clothes for a child that I got off the Christmas Tree at the Unitarian Universalist Church so that child can have clothes and a gift under the tree. I am also going to be working at a homeless shelter so those people can have a warm and loving holiday.
Oh and may you all have a wonderful holiday season!
Tuesday, April 13th, 2010 at
5:11 pm
I plan to assemble a PC (in Baroda,India) half for kicks and half as its cheaper (correct me if I’m wrong).I need a PC that can run games near-decently <no HDR but atleast a decent 50 fps>. Also, considering my last PC , I want it to be future safe.A 19" Widescreen TFT with good performance is a must, as is a Core 2 Duo (as I’ve been out of touch since some time, so don’t know if that’s wise).Already have a cabinet, mice, keyboard speakers and an optical drive ,so don’t require any of these, but need a new SMPS as mine is a generic 250W.
In short I need a (wide)screen, CPU, compatible mobo, RAM (should this be faster and lesser, or the other way round ?), a HDD (250 GB should suffice) and a graphics card that actually makes some difference..price can be stretched a BIT.Also, Would dual channel configuration for the RAM be better,and if so how much of difference would it make, both in terms of performance and price ?
Would Diwali actually make a difference in the deal?
Cheers
Well, obviously as I’m assembling it locally, the power supply WILL be compatible with the voltage.What i’ve mentioned is that I have an SMPS (or the power supply) thats rated 250 WATTS (NOT volts) which i doubt would support my new components in terms of power requirements.
Sunday, April 11th, 2010 at
12:20 pm
Okay last question.lol
Okay um i just don’t get Hinduism.Is it like Buddhism?If not how are they different?What are these following things:
Brahman
Diwali
Shiva
Vedas..
(im looking at my friend’s note card)
Vishnu
Thanx Yahoo
Friday, April 9th, 2010 at
5:51 pm
yeah I can remember this movie I saw I want to know what it is it’s been on my mind for ages!
I remember a few lines
in india they was peacocks on the roofs
she sent me a christmas card she crossed christmas out and put happy Diwali
omg i think i found out what it is!
anita and me good old google!
Wednesday, April 7th, 2010 at
9:58 pm
Hi. I found an e card at 123greetings.com. I am absolutely crazy on the background music that is being played. Does anybody know who is the composer/or what is the name of the song? Puuhhhlllleeeeessssseeee let me know. The link to the ecard is :
http://www.123greetings.com/events/diwali/specials/special15.html
Tuesday, April 6th, 2010 at
3:12 am
Ok so i have these neighbours….there are 2 daughters..the elder one is actually 7 years old but her brain has some problem so she is mentally retarded and the brain is of a 4 year old…the other one is just 1 years old..she is very nice…so no talk about her!
the mentally retarded one…she likes to hang with me at my house..even tho my house is full of dump our furnishing is really pretty…and her house is really simple……so she comes to my house and she peeps into my cupboards,wardrobes,drawers,my shelves and EVERYTHING!!
I just hate it! and she is mentally retarded so i cant explain her what to do and what not to…..and like yesterday..she came over with her little sister…..her little sister is very nice,she is extremely intelligent at this age…she can even switch on the TV and the air conditioner and save numbers to the mobile phone!she loves me a lot and is always with me only when she is at my house….
and my mom…actually i am 11 and my brother is 20 so we kinda do not keep any stuff for babies…and i had this gift from a very close friend…3 babies of plastic as a showpeice..i had placed it and my mom took it out and gave it to the baby to play (i really did not mind 4 that)…..after some time…the mentally retarted kid..she actually asked me "can i have these babies!" and i was like….ummm….actually i really love those babies and i dont like to give my stuff away just like that…and i said i cant give it to you right now…but i may tomorrow….
and then she saw my small box that has stuff…and its called a SCHOOLKIT..and there was this scale in it that had some shapes…and she really liked it….first she tried to track down every possible thing and use it…
after sometime
she asked me "can u give me your box"
and i said nothing..i told her "hey there is diwali coming up right (its a hindu festival) so i will buy u some really nice gift okay"
and she said
"u will get me the box?" and i was BLANK!
and then she started to open my cupboard in which i have my CD collection and some Art and craft stuff….and she saw this box in which i had really pretty gems for making cards…i bought them yrs ago..i just use them when i gotta make real special cards…
she saw the box , saw my CD collection….
and then
she saw this set of sketch pens that my parents bought like 5 years ago from united states that i really love….and she was like
"give me some sketch pens..and whenever i need some gems i will come to you ok"
ughhh it is sooo pissing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
she opens my drawers,my wardrobe and even peeps into my personal stuff and my toys
and she always makes me feel very guilty when i dont let her touch my real special stuff…….and then that pisses me!
her grandmother is also very jealous of me and my family b;coz everytime she goes home…she tells her to buy her stuff and then she gotta shout…….
i just cant TAKE it anymore!
she wants to play with my teddy bears and my dog (toy)…and i jst hate that
i know i am behaving like a kid but i AM one!and all these things are REALLY VERY PRECIOUS TO ME!!and i dont even let my parents touch them
PS – bcoz her grandmother is jealous of us…whenever i go to their house she shows me her new clothes and stuff for absoloutely NO REASON!
please help!
i really like the small kid but i hate the mentally retarted one!
i dont want to give away my stuff at any cost
PLEASE HELP!!!!
Sunday, April 4th, 2010 at
3:10 am
i have just become friends with a hindu so i feel it would be a little rude to just presume they do or dont at this stage of the friendship and was wondering if i should send a card or not
Friday, April 2nd, 2010 at
7:54 am
what do i get some one for dawali this friday
iam christian so a bit clueless about the whole thing…… r you even suppose to buy presents !!!
help my hindu friends any info would greatly be appreciated…any at all like what is the norms of presents behaviour etc for hindus at this time of year
by the way happy dawali to you too
is a statue of the gods appropriate or not, sweets, candles, cards…….dont have a clue help
thinking of a statue of the gods and indian sweets and a card with a candle on it -yes / no
ANY IDEAS
Wednesday, March 31st, 2010 at
2:41 am
What is the background, who started them, is this just another reason made up to sell greeting cards, like sweetest day?
Monday, March 29th, 2010 at
2:57 am
I joined newly in Yahoo for calling PC to Phone. I paind through VISA card. I speak on diwali day using free call facility by you.Even while calling I checked my Phoneout balance was . But from next day my balance in Phone out was showing {content}.I am not called any number after that. Also not showing my call history. Please answer this. Then only I can continue using this and recommand to my friends in Bahrain.
Monday, March 29th, 2010 at
2:56 am
Ok, so i am gonna celebrate diwali this year with my family, but i am Christan so i can’t go to a temple, or anything like that. I know it sounds weird, i just love the indian culture, and i want to live there ( no matter how poor the place i want to live is) when i am married. What are the symbols of diwali? how many diya’s should i light? what are the best diya’s and where could i find them? I do not live anywhere near little india, though. I speak hindi, and love bollywood, my best friend is lucky enough to live in india, and be hindu. Are there any special decorations? Any thing not to do? I know that the tradition is to wear new clothes, but I do not own a one piece sari, should i wear my two piece? Or should i make a one piece? What is the main reason to celebrate diwali for you? What do you do? What gifts should i give, and to who? SHould i make cards? My whole family is christian, (methodist, catholic) But i really want to celebrate diwali. To me it means a new start, and when ever i hear about it, i smile. I have been studying it since first grade, when i met my best friend, sanjana. It is October 23 this year, right? Should i have a party? American girl who wants to be indian. Why shouldn’t I? I love america, my cousin is in iraq right now, don’t get me wrong, but I just think that their culture is beautiful, and I want to celebrate it. I do not mean to offend anyone. And any ignorant people who say i should not do this because i am christian, and if you call me or anyone from india a terrorist, i will delete your guys’s questions. No offence, but they offend ME. Please keep it clean, kids like me go on this site, to.
In answer to your question, I learned hindi not from the bollywood films and songs, but from my best friend. She is the one that got me interested in different cultures in first grade, since she was so different. I went to a class, and am going to the class still but i only know a few words, since i just started a few months ago. Thanks again from all of you for the fabulous answers!
I don’t think i can choose between the first two answers! Sorry to the others, but they were the most detailed, and gave all the information you gave. I have a suspision that one of you read and just listed facts that they had. Thank you!
Thursday, March 25th, 2010 at
6:50 am
hello all
chk my greeting and tell me how si it
Let’s Celebrate Diwali Together.
Deep (light) avali (rows), a row of lights that taught us to vanquish ignorance that subdues humanity and to drive away darkness that engulfs the light of knowledge.
You are invited in Sensational Diwali celebration party which
is sure to energize your nerves, brighten up your face with a smile and give you a complete feel of Sensational Diwali celebration.
So what u waiting for . Click the following Link to celebrate Diwali with us.
http://saurabhjain.in/diwali/card1.htm
This Greeting card compilation Consist of 3 Pages
Each page has two cards .. Read the instructions and follow them .
To shift from one page to another Page , There is Click to Continue. Please use it.
This celebration consist of
Step 1 : Light Diyas
Step 2 : Fire Anar
Step 3: Diwali Message for u
Step 4 : Crackers
Step 5 : Sweets , Puja and remaining things
Step 6 Diwali wishes.
Thursday, March 25th, 2010 at
6:48 am
my question is why some people play cards a lot when diwali is coming up. my whole family does it. they are pretty obsessed and i never knew exactly why?
CARDS************
Tuesday, March 23rd, 2010 at
8:11 am
Me personalised the greeting card….
its working in internet explorer but not in mozile firefox…
the card link is http://www.saurabhjain.in/diwali/card1.htm
plz let me know what can eb areson of not working falsh files in firefox…
in IE its working fine….
The theme of card is ………
Let’s Celebrate Diwali Together.
Deep (light) avali (rows), a row of lights that taught us to vanquish ignorance that subdues humanity and to drive away darkness that engulfs the light of knowledge.
You are invited in Sensational Diwali celebration party which
is sure to energize your nerves, brighten up your face with a smile and give you a complete feel of Sensational Diwali celebration.
So what u waiting for . Click the following Link to celebrate Diwali with us.
http://saurabhjain.in/diwali/card1.htm
plz assist me
Sunday, March 21st, 2010 at
2:53 am
Is it appropriate to send Diwali card – and is Happy Diwali too simple a message? I am sending to a very special friend in India (I am american).