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February 2, 2007, 11:04 AM
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LMAO Fazal.
That really made me laugh out loud. Glad I had no coworkers nearby ![big grin](images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
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February 2, 2007, 11:36 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Fazal
Interesting observation about new york and melting pot. I thought it also depends what you are melting and at what temperature and how long i.e. 'chicken' or 'beef'--- at 300degree or 450 degree --- for one hour or for 24 hours. For example whether its 'bura goru' (40+ years old new immigrant) or 'Bachur' (teen age new immigrant) that makes a big difference. 'Bachur' melts quickly than 'Bura Goru'. It also depends which part of the 'meat' we are talking: 'ran-than' (or from Moffoshol), 'buker gosto' (or from Dhaka), 'koliga' (or from gram gon-jo) naki wings (or from shylet) ... they all take different time to melt in the soup.
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Some Buira Gorus don't melt at all. But they too have a roll to play like with a bowl of soup you may sometimes eat a piece of bread which hasn't become a part of the soup but enhances the eating experience. It is best to just leave em be and use with soups once in a while.
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February 3, 2007, 04:22 AM
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I haven't had problem with the greeks. I even went to school there and studied with greeks. They have sheer interest about our country. It's up to you how you behave with them. i was nice to them and they were nice to me too. They have a very rich heritage and they are overly proud of that. I dont' see any harm in that. some ppl just can't take it but i had no problem. That's how they are. For example i'm very proud of my language and i tend to describe my foreign friends how our martyrs fought for our mother tongue. Some of them has no interested in it but i still say it.
I try to be roman when i'm in rome.
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February 3, 2007, 05:43 AM
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1) Dhaka ------- City I live
2) C'Bazar ------ For the beach (though never visit)
3) Darban ------ One of my very close friend live there.
4) Darjiling ---- Tourist spot
5) Venis -------- Tourist spot
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February 25, 2007, 02:14 AM
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1. Dhaka (I was born in Dhaka and that's my town)
2. Banff,Canada (I used work there entire 2006, it's beautiful)
3. Drumheller,Canada (I liked this place)
4. Shimla,India (I was in shimla with two of my best friend for few days..great memory)
5. Amsterdam (For fun ofcourse)
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February 25, 2007, 10:34 AM
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my collection is not that good to name 5 superb places but from what i recall
1.lutzern of switzerland, absolutely beautiful
2. breisach near freiburg, germany. if u visit this place u will be fooled to believe that u r walking through a picture.
3. darjiling, nicest place to visit near Bd
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