Not many wedding pics there, I will add them in the evening.
She's cute. :)
Not that bad... :-)
But when she finds out that you think Queen has more iconic songs than
the Beatles, there will be a massive firestorm of anger and
incredulity from her.
Just sayin'.
thanks mate :)
Thanks, thats one of the reasons I married her. She is also very funny
and friendly
>
> But when she finds out that you think Queen has more iconic songs than
> the Beatles, there will be a massive firestorm of anger and
> incredulity from her.
Well I was not serious about this. Just messing with the Beatles
fans ;-)
>
> Just sayin'.
She doesnt know anything about western music. I am (mis)guiding
her ;-) I made her listen to Led Zeppelin I, Led Zeppelin IV, Close to
the Edge, Black Sabbath, Machine Head, Space Ritual and The Dark Side
of the Moon. She likes fast energetic songs.
She likes Zeppelin and Purple a lot. Likes a bit of Sabbath too. Her
favorite song is Black Dog by Led Zeppelin.
She might be pleasing you. I certainly wouldn't play that kind of music
for her...try something more melodic like Beatles...or even better don't
push your own taste...
Just my thought, for what it's worth.
No. I played her the Beatles - few songs. She didn't like it that
much. She has learned all the lyrics of Black Dog. She likes heavy
fast songs only. She likes heavy drums in the music.
Her favorite songs are...
Black Dog - Zeppelin
Slow Ride - Foghat
Start me Up - Rolling Stones
Lonely Is the Night - Billy Squier
Centrefold - J. Geils Band
--- see the trend?
I tried slow songs with her, she said she likes music she can dance
to.
Disco?
Boney M etc?
I played her ABBA, she liked it a bit. Not as much as hard rock. I
think she will find disco very cheesy.
Even worse, if she liked it you might have to dance it too...
:)
We can't wait for all kinds of lists of her favourite songs...
Yeah...the wait is killing me slowly inside...
Will it be bob, Whisper or Superdave?
I am going to put that up on our website soon ;-)
lol
thanks mate.
No. I did play her one of the new dance oriented songs - the one that
comes on the Heineken ad. She thought it was too cheesy ;-) But I do
like Bee Gees, Abba and even few Boney M songs, so no problem that way
either.
I don't mind dancing to Staying Alive ;-)
wow raja she's gorgeous i'm really happy for u guys!!
Nice couple. Love the traditional wedding garb!
Now, go make a list of things she likes... and do them. ;)
Thanks Javier.
>
> Now, go make a list of things she likes... and do them. ;)
Good advice.
Thanks Giovanna :)
Congrats, Raja !! She's pretty.
Thanks dude
How much does she know about tennis ? Lendl her fav. too ? :-)
Jesus, dude, you look like a normal, happy, young attractive couple.
Other than the impossibility of remaining young, I hope you stay happy
have a good life together.
LNC
She is way too young to know about Lendl. She has seen some Steffi's
matches and likes her. She thinks Sharapova is cute. Apart from that
she doesnt know much about tennis. She is not a sports person as such.
good shit
Nice merchandise!.
I really wanted to be the first tbh.
much as it pains me to say it, you look like a good couple, wish best
of luck to you both.
lol, you are nasty but not this much. I bet it will be one of those
three.
28
>
> Nice merchandise!.
LOL... I am sure she will be thrilled to read this.
Didn't wkhedr give it a shot already...
Thanks Icey
I bet she hasn't heard of the name Lendl yet. The other day I was
talking about the scoring system and she didnt get why it goes 15, 30,
40, game. Shouldn't it be 45 she asked? :-)
yeah. love that song.
Well calling her 16 was a nice compliment. Many do think she is
younger than 28. And many can't believe I am 34 ;-) "Nice merchandise"
can be taken in a positive way.
Thanks dude. We plan to stay young as long as we can.
And how is she doing? ;-)
All the best for your future together.
Is she smart enough to have independent thoughts different from yours?
Hate to think she'll be listening to grandaddy prog music & think Lendl
is the bee's knees.
Thanks Courtey
She is very happy
Thanks dude.
She is a Computer Engineer and has been doing working for past 6
years. She is smarter than me, really.
> Hate to think she'll be listening to grandaddy prog music & think Lendl
> is the bee's knees.
First of all most of the stuff I like is hard rock/heavy metal
(Zeppelin, Hawkwind, Purple, Sabbath, Rush, Maiden, Metallica, GNR,
Slayer, Megadeth to name a few). Yes, there are a few prog bands here
and there that I like (Yes, Floyd, Van Der Graaf Generator, Can,
Kraftwerk are the only ones I really like that can be considered prog
and out of that only Yes is a hardcore prog band). There is nothing
grand-daddy about the music I like. The music was made before I was
born but sounds modern even to till this day.
I dont think she cares about tennis, so I wouldn't bother introducing
older players to her.
Great couple, Raja. Congrats!!
Thanks bro
Are you guys from Andhra?
My parents are from Tamil Nadu, but I grew up in Bombay. She is
Keralite. I don't know Malayalee and she doesn't know Hindi, so we
speak in English.
I thought that Tamiians can understand Mallu fairly well (not always
the case vice versa)
Well I grew up in Bombay. I can understand a little bit though. My
Tamil is not as good as my English or Hindi.
Tamil and Hindi are that much different? No common words? What about
"Malayalee"? (Have to admit never heard the word before)
How's your Kabaddi? Lol....we used to get that aired in the UK....sadly long
gone.
Hindi is an Indo-Aryan language, with roots in Sanskrit. Tamil is a
Dravidian language, one of the oldest languages in the world (nearly
2000 years old) and is the least influenced by Sanskrit, of all Indian
languages. Malayalam is spoken in the neighboring southern Indian
state of Kerala. It is more influenced by Sanskrit, but is closer to
Tamil.
Ok, thanks. So if I understood above correctly: Sanskrit is the
"universal" common factor...and Malay + Tamil have other common roots
because of geographical proximity perhaps?
Yes they are. Tamil is an antiquated language.
> "Malayalee"? (Have to admit never heard the word before)
It is actually Malayalam (a palindrome). For South Indian languages,
see
Correction. Tamil is an ancient language. Antiquated probably means it
is now dead?
South Indian languages such as Telugu, Kannada, and Malayalam borrowed
a lot of Sanskrit words. Tamil exists independently of Sanskrit, but
there are some sections of the Tamil-speaking community (Brahmins) in
whose spoken Tamil you can find many Sanskrit words.
Correct.
I know it is not dead (I speak the language, he he).
Wiki says there are 65 million speakers...
Confusing...
Does Patrick speak Kannada.
Maybe your Finnish is not so good that you did not comprehend him? ;)
Tamils have difficulty with Malayalam. I know many from Kerala who can
speak passable Tamil though. Tamil was spoken in Kerala in the olden
times.
Congrats on your marriage. Keralites watch Tamil movies and Tamil
songs are quite popular there. Perhaps you could both enjoy some Tamil
songs then ;)
The Indian government recently accorded Tamil great language status.
So perhaps the OP should not forget it ;)
nice looking wife raj. something fishy must be going on. :-)
bob
>* still waiting for the first mean post* Will it be bob, Whisper or Superdave?
i already expressed my displeasure at the traditional indian mthods of
"choosing" brides, but hey, it's your business after all.
but she's nice looking, so be happy don't worry.
bob
Judgmental, are we?
There is nothing in common between most Indian languages. Tamil and
Hindi have almost nothing in common. Malayalam is the right word.
Malayalees are people who speak Malayalam.
LOL... me and Kabaddi. That is for big people. I don't even know the
rules. FYI, I bought a 03 racket for my wife and we are gonna play
tennis tomorrow.
>something fishy must be going on. :-)
You are underestimating my charms ;-)
>
> bob
I like only selected Tamil movies. Mani Ratnam made some good Tamil
movies. Its the same with Hindi. These days even most of the Hollywood
movies suck. I am sick of this CGI crap. Why don't they make movies
like Goodfellas, The Usual Suspects, Reservoir Dogs anymore?
There was nothing traditional about how we met and started liking each
other. But anyway no point explaining that to you.
lol
Cool beans...watch out though - my normally shy and retiring wife has a
temper on her when she is on court. That's why I never play doubles with
her....if the racquet is gonna fly, I make sure I am at least across the
net! ;)
Its been recently proven that Tamil is the oldest language and
Sanksrit came shortly after. I might be wrong about this.
i don't believe parents picking marriages is in line with women's
rights. maybe if you were a woman you'd agree. i know a pakistani
girl and a bengali girl pretty well, and they both tell me how much
influence their mothers have in who they date or would marry. 1 lives
in US now, 1 in canada - and they are sick about that concept. they
want to be able to choose who they want w/out any interference, but
hey, if that's the culture of their parents, none of my business.
anyhow, raja said that's not how it happened with him, so fine with
me. guess i misinterpreted his original post months ago on the
choosing procedure.
bob
haha. must be. ok, that's as mean as i'm going to get, i wish you
well.
bob
lol. 1 thing i would recommend: never play tennis (or doubles) with
your spouse. :-)
bob
She is excited about it. Tenns is good cardio and we both hate the
treadmill.
Well, my parents did not even meet her before we decided to marry.
> i know a pakistani
> girl and a bengali girl pretty well, and they both tell me how much
> influence their mothers have in who they date or would marry. 1 lives
> in US now, 1 in canada - and they are sick about that concept.
I think they should be sick of the idea that they are pussy enough to
listen to what their mom's say.
> they
> want to be able to choose who they want w/out any interference, but
> hey, if that's the culture of their parents, none of my business.
>
> anyhow, raja said that's not how it happened with him, so fine with
> me. guess i misinterpreted his original post months ago on the
> choosing procedure.
>
> bob
Okay, then we are cool.
>On Aug 21, 5:52 am, bob <stein...@comcast.net> wrote:
>> On Sat, 20 Aug 2011 15:01:49 -0700 (PDT), SliceAndDice
>>
>> <visha...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> >On Aug 20, 5:49 pm, bob <stein...@comcast.net> wrote:
>> >> On Fri, 19 Aug 2011 12:38:06 -0700 (PDT), Osama Bin Ladetorest
>>
>> >> <zepflo...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> >> >* still waiting for the first mean post* Will it be bob, Whisper or Superdave?
>>
>> >> i already expressed my displeasure at the traditional indian mthods of
>> >> "choosing" brides, but hey, it's your business after all.
>>
>> >> but she's nice looking, so be happy don't worry.
>>
>> >> bob
>>
>> >Judgmental, are we?
>>
>> i don't believe parents picking marriages is in line with women's
>> rights. maybe if you were a woman you'd agree.
>
>Well, my parents did not even meet her before we decided to marry.
>
>> i know a pakistani
>> girl and a bengali girl pretty well, and they both tell me how much
>> influence their mothers have in who they date or would marry. 1 lives
>> in US now, 1 in canada - and they are sick about that concept.
>
>I think they should be sick of the idea that they are pussy enough to
>listen to what their mom's say.
you call them pussy's, but they describe it as a family browbeating
that if they dont' follow traditions they will be outcasts. that's why
i don't condone it.
>> they
>> want to be able to choose who they want w/out any interference, but
>> hey, if that's the culture of their parents, none of my business.
>>
>> anyhow, raja said that's not how it happened with him, so fine with
>> me. guess i misinterpreted his original post months ago on the
>> choosing procedure.
>>
>> bob
>
>Okay, then we are cool.
my philosophy on this and other matters is clear: if you want to be a
productive part of this country, and bring an aspect of your culture
with you, fine - so long as it's not middle ages mentality, anti human
rights, anti women's rights, and so on. congrats on your marriage, now
don't bother me. :-)
bob
don't say i didn't warn you first.
bob
Be an optimist for once ;-)
Cool. Both of you can enjoy A.R.Rahman then, although he recently
appears to be busy with international assignments :)
Mani Ratnam has not given a super hit in a long time. Since your wife
knows Tamil very well, you may want to ask her what movies to
watch :)
You are a serious person aren't you? I believe in keeping things
simple in life and enjoying it.
> my philosophy on this and other matters is clear: if you want to be a
> productive part of this country, and bring an aspect of your culture
> with you, fine - so long as it's not middle ages mentality, anti human
> rights, anti women's rights, and so on. congrats on your marriage, now
> don't bother me. :-)
Tell it to the christian Taliban as they pray for Perry and Bachman to
be anointed.
LNC
Indian films are mostly hooooorrible...
:)
Listen to the guy on this but if you insist on doing it, sit down and
talk first about things.
LNC
Not necessarily disagreeing with you, but how many have you watched?
Not many...It's instant channel switch for me...ok maybe after brief
chuckling...
:)
> Indian films are mostly hooooorrible...
> :)
Watch South Indian films for a change ;) I can recommend one movie
with title "Kandukondain Kandukondain"
http://www.amazon.com/I-Have-Found-Kandukondain/dp/B0006J280U.
Songs are great. Let it be your first Tamil movie ;) You will get a
feel of South Indian film music.
However, if you are not a fan of sentimental topics do not touch the
above.
Thanks for recommendation. My main gripe with bollywood is though that
I'm not really a fan of musicals. have to say the lead actress looks
gorgeous...