[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

a series you have never seen and would not understand

i already had told you that i had seen most of Sanveed's scenes in that, and i found them quite funny

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

i already had told you that i had seen most of Sanveed's scenes in that, and i found them quite funny

Its Navid

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Its Navid

it's Sanveed according to wiki

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

it's Sanveed according to wiki

The character is Navid and is played by Sanjeev Kohli

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

The character is Navid and is played by Sanjeev Kohli

Sanjeev ok, i had 2 letters wrong then

[chuff me dizzy]

Gathering storm
Scholars pick up odd subjects for research: the oddest I have ever heard of is the incidence of flatulence: what causes it; what are its constituents and risks involved in exposing oneself to it. One such field survey has been recently carried out, appropriately in the region popularly called the underside of the earth, that is, Australia and New Zealand.

Breaking wind, or farting as it is commonly known, is too delicate a subject to be discussed in polite society. Nevertheless, our Sanskrit-speaking ancestors drew up a list of their varieties from uttam padvi (the best kind) to gupt daan (silent, stinking gift). Arabs regarded it as a social sin and ostracized men and women who did it in public. On the other hand, there was a Frenchman who made his living blowing off a candle from a foot's distance by a violent expulsion of wind from his derriere.

A newspaper clipping from an Australian daily sent to me by a friend living there summarizes his findings. Both men and women break wind on an average of 14 times in 24 hours; wind-producing foods include beans, cabbage, cheese, eggs and fizzy drinks; a fart comprises 59 per cent nitrogen, 20 per cent hydrogen, 9 per cent carbon dioxide, 7 per cent methane and 4 per cent oxygen. They can travel at a speed of three metres per second. What makes some farts stink is hydrogen sulphide, which contains sulphur and is less than 1 per cent of its constituents. It is believed to be inflammable. Research scholars are testing it by putting match sticks close to their rectum. Setting one's bum on fire is a small price to pay for discovering the truth.

[hijaxers]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Its Navid

Any idea why he doesn't use 'Singh' in his name ?

[chuff me dizzy]

One thing that baffled me last night was Hardeep saying farting was a cultural thing ?

[hijaxers]

Originally Posted by chuff me dizzy

One thing that baffled me last night was Hardeep saying farting was a cultural thing ?

Yeah that made me laugh - good excuse though - more like uncultured.