Where did she go?

[no name 1]

In Calcutta, a change of shirts is easier to come by than a shower is. The water supply isn't 24/7.

I assume Colombia is different.

Hey, is it Kolkata? I am doing an Indian project at work & they spelled it like that.

If the weather in Colombia is anything like the weather in Calcutta, changing into a fresh shirt is a very nice and memorable experience.

So are showers....

and after a shower you would put on a clean shirt... you wouldn't want to put the same smelly stinky one yo had on before your shower ...lol

Yeah. If you're stinky & you put a new shirt on, you're still stinky.

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In Calcutta, a change of shirts is easier to come by than a shower is. The water supply isn't 24/7.

I assume Colombia is different.

Hey, is it Kolkata? I am doing an Indian project at work & they spelled it like that.

Yes, it is Kolkata. I call it Calcutta online so people know what I'm talking about. Same reason I don't use 'Mumbai'.

Yeah. If you're stinky & you put a new shirt on, you're still stinky.

But it feels good. The stickiness goes away (for a short while).

[no name 1]

In Calcutta, a change of shirts is easier to come by than a shower is. The water supply isn't 24/7.

I assume Colombia is different.

Hey, is it Kolkata? I am doing an Indian project at work & they spelled it like that.

Yes, it is Kolkata. I call it Calcutta online so people know what I'm talking about. Same reason I don't use 'Mumbai'.

And Bengalru!

PS: We are using Mumbai & Bangalore too.

[Brad and Vika 129]

lol....

Been laughing for days too!!

[no name 1]

Yeah. If you're stinky & you put a new shirt on, you're still stinky.

But it feels good. The stickiness goes away (for a short while).

The funk doesn't though.....

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

In Calcutta, a change of shirts is easier to come by than a shower is. The water supply isn't 24/7.

I assume Colombia is different.

Hey, is it Kolkata? I am doing an Indian project at work & they spelled it like that.

Yes, it is Kolkata. I call it Calcutta online so people know what I'm talking about. Same reason I don't use 'Mumbai'.

And Bengalru!

PS: We are using Mumbai & Bangalore too.

Mumbai is the official name, after all. I am not aware that Bangalore has officially changed its name to Bengalru, although that is the name in the Kannada language. Bombay was always spelled Mumbai in Marathi, Calcutta was always Kolkata in Bangla/Bengali, but their English spellings were changed to Mumbai and Kolkata in the last few years. Has Bangalore done that? I don't know, I don't pay much attention to south indian news.

Yeah. If you're stinky & you put a new shirt on, you're still stinky.

But it feels good. The stickiness goes away (for a short while).

The funk doesn't though.....

The funk you learn to live with... until the water comes back!

[no name 1]

In Calcutta, a change of shirts is easier to come by than a shower is. The water supply isn't 24/7.

I assume Colombia is different.

Hey, is it Kolkata? I am doing an Indian project at work & they spelled it like that.

Yes, it is Kolkata. I call it Calcutta online so people know what I'm talking about. Same reason I don't use 'Mumbai'.

And Bengalru!

PS: We are using Mumbai & Bangalore too.

Mumbai is the official name, after all. I am not aware that Bangalore has officially changed its name to Bengalru, although that is the name in the Kannada language. Bombay was always spelled Mumbai in Marathi, Calcutta was always Kolkata in Bangla/Bengali, but their English spellings were changed to Mumbai and Kolkata in the last few years. Has Bangalore done that? I don't know, I don't pay much attention to south indian news.

We are using Mumbai, Delhi and Bangalore as the hubs. And Bengalru & Bombay redirect to the appropo ones.

Edited July 17, 2008 by illumine

[Nessa 23]

that's why God created perfume

[Marilyn. 340]

that's why God created perfume

and these...

[no name 1]

Yeah. If you're stinky & you put a new shirt on, you're still stinky.

But it feels good. The stickiness goes away (for a short while).

The funk doesn't though.....

The funk you learn to live with... until the water comes back!

You might be able to, but can your loved ones?

I used to work with a Turkish guy who thinks cologne is the same as deodorant. I'm here to say it's NOT IN ANY WAY THE SAME.

[Nessa 23]

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that's why God created perfume

Trust me, one day in Calcutta and you'll realize how ineffective perfume is. I swear even the freaking buildings perspire, everything smells like death.

[Sassy1natl 0]

[MIDUVIL 34]

In this story, i have a preference for Onelis, who takes care about his old parents, despite her love.

I know what it's;

When i came in USA, my only concern was to leave my elders, despite the fact that my 2 sisters and my brother are living in the same town than them.

And if i knew that if my sisters and my brother wouldn't take care about them, i would had hesitate to come in USA; If i thought also that my presence would be necessary in my country for them, i would hesitate also.

Sorry, but we can't leave elder like that.

What will they become?

Maybe the poor Onelys asks herself too much questions. That show that she is an admirable person, who didn't date you only for your money.

Good luck

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Maybe the poor Onelys asks herself too much questions. That show that she is an admirable person, who didn't date you only for your money.