WHAT ****** YOU OFF TO-DAY.
Dec 17th 2012, 9:24 am
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Re: WHAT ****** YOU OFF TO-DAY.
My brother in law was abused by a bunch of Mumbaites yesterday around the pool at a hotel he uses during the day.He asked them to keep the noise down and to stop playing football around the pool. They told him that it was their country and you should be quiet or go home as your not wanted here. Ignorance knows no boarders...!
Dec 17th 2012, 10:02 am
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Re: WHAT ****** YOU OFF TO-DAY.
My brother in law was abused by a bunch of Mumbaites yesterday around the pool at a hotel he uses during the day.He asked them to keep the noise down and to stop playing football around the pool. They told him that it was their country and you should be quiet or go home as your not wanted here. Ignorance knows no boarders...!
If he didn't speak to the Management, pls PM me the name of Hotel and other details and I will phone/write to them. Such an incident should never happen again, ever!!
And as an Indian living in India, it would be fitting for me to offer him an apology, hoping this one-off incident does not leave a wrong impression about the Country and its people on him.
Cheers
Dec 17th 2012, 3:48 pm
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Re: WHAT ****** YOU OFF TO-DAY.
That's very sad and bad. Simply hooligans. They were either drunk or crazy or both. You've probably lived long enough in India to know that the vast majority of people in this country will never think this way or use such offensive language. I do hope the Hotel management's attention was drawn and these ejits were banned from entering the premises ever again.
If he didn't speak to the Management, pls PM me the name of Hotel and other details and I will phone/write to them. Such an incident should never happen again, ever!!
And as an Indian living in India, it would be fitting for me to offer him an apology, hoping this one-off incident does not leave a wrong impression about the Country and its people on him.
Cheers
If he didn't speak to the Management, pls PM me the name of Hotel and other details and I will phone/write to them. Such an incident should never happen again, ever!!
And as an Indian living in India, it would be fitting for me to offer him an apology, hoping this one-off incident does not leave a wrong impression about the Country and its people on him.
Cheers
Dec 23rd 2012, 8:10 am
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I'll tell you what ********* me off today, the whole bloody suicidal nurse thing.
There is something so wrong about all this.
She didn't tell the Australian idiots anything.
She was a nurse who simply answered the phone at 5.30 am, probably in the middle of doing something more important.
She has not been told off or even criticized by anyone.
And she supposedly commits suicide purely because of this?
Nothing to do with a stressful job?
Nothing to do with her family living in Bristol and her working and living in London?
Nothing to do with her "husband" having a different surname.
Nothing to do with living a transient migrant worker life?
And only today do we have a post-mortem to establish how she actually died!
But worst of all, by a mile, we now have Vaseline Vaz sticking his corrupt nose in.
Why?
He is MP for Leicester - she lived in Bristol and worked in London
Because she is Indian, and absolutely no other reason.
If that isn't racially motivated, then I don't know what is?
We are stuck with him though as Leicester has so many asian residents he has a meal ticket for life...........Yuk.
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There is something so wrong about all this.
She didn't tell the Australian idiots anything.
She was a nurse who simply answered the phone at 5.30 am, probably in the middle of doing something more important.
She has not been told off or even criticized by anyone.
And she supposedly commits suicide purely because of this?
Nothing to do with a stressful job?
Nothing to do with her family living in Bristol and her working and living in London?
Nothing to do with her "husband" having a different surname.
Nothing to do with living a transient migrant worker life?
And only today do we have a post-mortem to establish how she actually died!
But worst of all, by a mile, we now have Vaseline Vaz sticking his corrupt nose in.
Why?
He is MP for Leicester - she lived in Bristol and worked in London
Because she is Indian, and absolutely no other reason.
If that isn't racially motivated, then I don't know what is?
We are stuck with him though as Leicester has so many asian residents he has a meal ticket for life...........Yuk.
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Looks like we (me and afd) were right then?
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ce-before.html
And Vaz met the family (inc now "adopted" daughter) on their return to Heathrow.............. attention seeking tosser!
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Dec 23rd 2012, 8:32 am
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Looks like we (me and afd) were right then?
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ce-before.html
And Vaz met the family (inc now "adopted" daughter) on their return to Heathrow.............. attention seeking tosser!
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ce-before.html
And Vaz met the family (inc now "adopted" daughter) on their return to Heathrow.............. attention seeking tosser!
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But this is a family tragedy, and what possible difference does it make that their daughter is adopted????
Dec 23rd 2012, 9:31 am
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waiting 4 days for Tata sky to come
Dec 23rd 2012, 11:13 am
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Complain, phone them again and again, it's the waiting around and with no tv to watch that is so annoying. Personally I sit on the balcony and read and chat to passers by but i'd rather be by the pool.
Dec 26th 2012, 11:47 am
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We are flooded, or rather our garden is flooded, the gardens either side are fine, it is just ours, the summerhouse, complete with sofa, armchair and carpet is flooded. Last time this happened was over 30 years ago when the stream overflowed before the council did some remedial work on the stream further along from us, looks like it is time they did some more. Last time our children got the dingy out and paddled it around the garden, we no longer have the dingy, it perished years ago otherwise the grandchildren could have done the same. Luckily the house is on a slight rise and being Victorian the ground floor is three steps up from ground level.
Dec 26th 2012, 4:27 pm
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Re: WHAT ****** YOU OFF TO-DAY.
We are flooded, or rather our garden is flooded, the gardens either side are fine, it is just ours, the summerhouse, complete with sofa, armchair and carpet is flooded. Last time this happened was over 30 years ago when the stream overflowed before the council did some remedial work on the stream further along from us, looks like it is time they did some more. Last time our children got the dingy out and paddled it around the garden, we no longer have the dingy, it perished years ago otherwise the grandchildren could have done the same. Luckily the house is on a slight rise and being Victorian the ground floor is three steps up from ground level.
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Dec 26th 2012, 9:45 pm
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I also feel sorry for the flood victims, for us it is just the garden, it must be dreadful for those who have had their homes flooded. If you are insured most things can be replaced or repaired but not things like family photographs.
Dec 28th 2012, 9:14 am
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Re: WHAT ****** YOU OFF TO-DAY.
The Hooray Hari`s from The Sunburn Festival tooting and hooting up and down Baga Road with Dimple or was it Twinkle draped and in some cases drooping down both sides of the back seat.The Primary Health Centre in Candolim must be doing a roaring trade in splints and bandages. The cops are turning in a pretty penny too dragging them to one side and making them cough up a hundred a go for no licence.Already seen two accidents today and in one hour and both on Baga Road too.Mind you last night in Calingute was like being on a Mad Max movie with every body trying to be Mel Gibson.I hope its Alien 2 tonight and we can be shut of the lot of them for good.The good side though it certainly improves your driving skills very quickly.My biggest nightmare is they bring Formula One Racing to Goa and make it Indian Drivers only.Thats when i emigrate to Antarctica.........
Dec 28th 2012, 9:18 am
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Re: WHAT ****** YOU OFF TO-DAY.
The Hooray Hari`s from The Sunburn Festival tooting and hooting up and down Baga Road with Dimple or was it Twinkle draped and in some cases drooping down both sides of the back seat.The Primary Health Centre in Candolim must be doing a roaring trade in splints and bandages. The cops are turning in a pretty penny too dragging them to one side and making them cough up a hundred a go for no licence.Already seen two accidents today and in one hour and both on Baga Road too.Mind you last night in Calingute was like being on a Mad Max movie with every body trying to be Mel Gibson.I hope its Alien 2 tonight and we can be shut of the lot of them for good.The good side though it certainly improves your driving skills very quickly.My biggest nightmare is they bring Formula One Racing to Goa and make it Indian Drivers only.Thats when i emigrate to Antarctica.........
Dec 28th 2012, 10:47 am
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Traffic hazards increasing all the time, also so, down in Karwar. Difficult now to cross to the other side of our own road. In the town centre pedestrians apparently invisible, or maybe not! two wheelers seem to aim for them or back into them.
Sunday evenings police have to help pedestrians get to the beach (since bridge built and goa road extended).
For some reason tinted car windows have become illegal, so visitors with these have to keep the windows down or in the pouring rain are fined every they go to the shops.
Lesson learned -- never stand too near a long distance coach in the bus station even when stationary people can still be sick out of the windows!!
Sunday evenings police have to help pedestrians get to the beach (since bridge built and goa road extended).
For some reason tinted car windows have become illegal, so visitors with these have to keep the windows down or in the pouring rain are fined every they go to the shops.
Lesson learned -- never stand too near a long distance coach in the bus station even when stationary people can still be sick out of the windows!!
Dec 28th 2012, 7:23 pm
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http://www.epaperoheraldo.in/Details...&dat=1228/2012
Sunburn festival pleasure for music lovers, but pain for locals
28 Dec: Herald. The three-day ' Sunburn' festival got off to a huge response in Candolim on Thursday, but locals had to face the music of a different kind as blaring horns and a surge in traffic clogged the road network in the area
www.goanvoice.org.uk
Sunburn festival pleasure for music lovers, but pain for locals
28 Dec: Herald. The three-day ' Sunburn' festival got off to a huge response in Candolim on Thursday, but locals had to face the music of a different kind as blaring horns and a surge in traffic clogged the road network in the area
www.goanvoice.org.uk
Dec 28th 2012, 7:58 pm
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Re: WHAT ****** YOU OFF TO-DAY.
http://www.epaperoheraldo.in/Details...&dat=1228/2012
Sunburn festival pleasure for music lovers, but pain for locals
28 Dec: Herald. The three-day ' Sunburn' festival got off to a huge response in Candolim on Thursday, but locals had to face the music of a different kind as blaring horns and a surge in traffic clogged the road network in the area
www.goanvoice.org.uk
Sunburn festival pleasure for music lovers, but pain for locals
28 Dec: Herald. The three-day ' Sunburn' festival got off to a huge response in Candolim on Thursday, but locals had to face the music of a different kind as blaring horns and a surge in traffic clogged the road network in the area
www.goanvoice.org.uk
Bestival - Goa style !!!!!
Dread - x