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L'autista
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She looks kinda hot. :eyebrows:

It's about 30-32 degress Celsius here. That's not too hot. At least not when compared to other Indian cities.
Speaking of hot. Yeah -- at least you ain't Delhi this godforsaken time of year.

Nah, just at the moment and it was sort of unexpected. They are a great country. Money aside, I don't think many people would feel let down at Japan.
Japan would rock right now. All the wusses would stay away and you'd have the place to your tourist self for quite a while. :tup:

I agree. I would like to visit at some point, perhaps even live there for a while, but ultimately the culture differences might be too much for me.
What's not to like? Food a billion ways. Fetishized cuteness that would even make Janna's head spin. Everything is clean and efficient. People dress up and make an attempt to look good, as they do in Italy.

They may be a bit xeonophobic, but hey -- a white woman with blondish hair? You'd be a goddess. Everyone will want to have their picture taken with you.

ßöмßäяðîëя;2999648 said:
Too bad Busta hasn't been a good artist since LONS.
More like Busta Hernia.

Just got to the office

another day loaded with client meetings
Pimpin' hos and clockin' a grip, yo.
 

Kate

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What's not to like? Food a billion ways. Fetishized cuteness that would even make Janna's head spin. Everything is clean and efficient. People dress up and make an attempt to look good, as they do in Italy.

They may be a bit xeonophobic, but hey -- a white woman with blondish hair? You'd be a goddess. Everyone will want to have their picture taken with you.
Actually, knowing me I would enjoy all of that, especially the picture taking. It's a thought.
 

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L'autista
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ßöмßäяðîëя;2999697 said:
What's the deal if it rains?
Rain, shine -- doesn't matter all that much. The power goes out in India several times a day, and people don't even notice.

India is a country with a weak central government but entrepreneurial fringes. So there are complete failures to deliver the centralized basics reliably at times -- electricity, water, even roads -- so these private markets develop to fill in the gaps. People who sell generators, water, etc. So even the newest buildings are losing central power all the time but frequently shifting over to internal generator power. And back and forth.

It's kind of a trip to an outsider. But you gotta admire how people find a way to make a buck filling the gaps.
 

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