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[FireFox]

But you'll take care of me

What do you mean? It's expensive because 1) it's far 2) it is expensive 3)over all we don't win too much money

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because you are not part of "that group", remember?

If I had to  .

 

Well its 2/3h drive so its not so close but not so far it depends of your definition of "far"  . 2&3 ) Well  its not that expensive so we can't afford it but for our standards it is a bit bc of low salaries  . For tourists its cheep as kitten they all love it when they came !!!  . 

 

The traveling group !? Well kitten them  .

@NU01


@NFFTCU
But you're gonna purified the snow first, aren't you?

LOL  Sure I'll perform a dance to snow again and bring a fresh new one  . 

With his face, lol

 Nope I'm gonna make you lick all of it  .

[narusaku256]

Precisely.
Lol. Of course I care. I don't want to offend anyone. It's not ***my culture***. Anyways, I guess I'll try it if I visit those places 
All of those types have a different purpose or something?

LOL It won't offend anyone Infact....as far as I know...people here feel happy if a foreigner is interested in their culture.

Uhmmm...depends. Sarees can be wore on normal days too. But their are some special types which are worn during occasions. Each festival has its own set of attires. On traditional typical festivals of Hinduism, Saree is worn. Then there's different attire for festivals like Onam. Its a tradition to wear expensive sarees on the eve of Diwali. South India has its own rich and unique cultures.

[Popuri]

@NFFTCU
Ewwwww! Dance to the snow to purify it? Ewwww!

[NarutoUzumaki01]

 

But I will have rendezvous with my bed in mins 

Sweet dreams to you 

Anybody have watched Pitch Perfect 2? was it any good? 

I didn't even saw first 

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Eating noodless :3

Edited by NarutoUzumaki01, 15 May 2015 - 03:54 PM.

[FireFox]

Whatever

And it costs freaking too much to travel to Skopje The air fare starts at Rs.50k

How much is that in Euros !?  If its expensive for you the kitten me its gonna be double expensive for me    .

       

@NFFTCU
Ewwwww! Dance to the snow to purify it? Ewwww!

What's so wrong about that !? 

[Khaleesi]

If I had to  .

 

Well its 2/3h drive so its not so close but not so far it depends of your definition of "far"  . 2&3 ) Well  its not that expensive so we can't afford it but for our standards it is a bit bc of low salaries  . For tourists its cheep as kitten they all love it when they came !!!  . 

 

The traveling group !? Well kitten them  .

That's close, haha! With that time I can get to Chincha and I wouldn't see nothing There are some places to see within 6-9 hours but if you REALLY want to see something VERY different, it's a 24-48 hours of travel   And it's it's too far (5-7 days far) then you can fly

Traveling group? What? I meant the European group  You were raging about it, remember?

LOL It won't offend anyone Infact....as far as I know...people here feel happy if a foreigner is interested in their culture.

Uhmmm...depends. Sarees can be wore on normal days too. But their are some special types which are worn during occasions. Each festival has its own set of attires. On traditional typical festivals of Hinduism, Saree is worn. Then there's different attire for festivals like Onam. Its a tradition to wear expensive sarees on the eve of Diwali. South India has its own rich and unique cultures.

I see.

And the rest? More festival purposes?

Edited by Mhysa, 15 May 2015 - 03:57 PM.

[tekopi]

I didn't even saw first 

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Eating noodless :3

 

 

[narusaku256]

How much is that in Euros !?  If its expensive for you the kitten me its gonna be double expensive for me    .
       
What's so wrong about that !? 

The ticket costs around 700 for us Euro is stronger than Rupee. It'd be cheaper for you

[NarutoUzumaki01]

I ate it, and I ATE IT ALL 

[Khaleesi]

The ticket costs around 700 for us Euro is stronger than Rupee. It'd be cheaper for you

Euros more than Soles too

100 euros is 355.42 soles

[Khaleesi]

100 UAH (Grivna) is 15.26 Soles  

@NU01 General salary?

[Khaleesi]

100 INR (Indian Rupee) = 4.94 Soles ...

[narusaku256]

That's close, haha! With that time I can get to Chincha and I wouldn't see nothing There are some places to see within 6-9 hours but if you REALLY want to see something VERY different, it's a 24-48 hours of travel   And it's it's too far (5-7 days far) then you can fly
Traveling group? What? I meant the European group  You were raging about it, remember?
I see.
And the rest? More festival purposes?

Its a multicultural country as you know it. There are like...tons of festivals. Eaxh festival is for a specific culture. Like Onam is for South Indians....that too not all of them...Diwali is celebrated commonly....Ganpati festival is for us Maharashtrians, Christmas....no need to tell. Dussehra is celebrated on a wide scale by Gujratis. It is also more prominent in the North India. Punjabis celebrate Baisakhi which is celebrated nearly at the end of monsoon to signify the start of harvesting season. Then there's Padwa to mark the start of new Hindu year...

[narusaku256]

Euros more than Soles too
100 euros is 355.42 soles

Euros is the second strongest currency First is...Pound I guess....then Euros and then Dollar or Dollar is stronger?

[FireFox]

That's close, haha! With that time I can get to Chincha and I wouldn't see nothing There are some places to see within 6-9 hours but if you REALLY want to see something VERY different, it's a 24-48 hours of travel   And it's it's too far (5-7 days far) then you can fly

Traveling group? What? I meant the European group  You were raging about it, remember?

 DAFUQ !!!! THAT'S WAY TO FAR !!!!   . But I'll still go for it if its worth it 

 

Oh you mean the EU  Wait you can travel trough college only to countries that are part of the EU right !?   

The ticket costs around 700 for us Euro is stronger than Rupee. It'd be cheaper for you

LOL No its not bc we're still not part of the EU  . Our money value/currency is not Euros but  "Denari"  1 Euro = 61 Denari  so you do the math   Not to mention our usual salary is around 250-270 Euros that's 16 000 - 18 000 Denari   .

Edited by NarutoFireFoxUzumaki, 15 May 2015 - 04:19 PM.

[Khaleesi]

Its a multicultural country as you know it. There are like...tons of festivals. Eaxh festival is for a specific culture. Like Onam is for South Indians....that too not all of them...Diwali is celebrated commonly....Ganpati festival is for us Maharashtrians, Christmas....no need to tell. Dussehra is celebrated on a wide scale by Gujratis. It is also more prominent in the North India. Punjabis celebrate Baisakhi which is celebrated nearly at the end of monsoon to signify the start of harvesting season. Then there's Padwa to mark the start of new Hindu year...

I see. I guess Saree is what I could wear... I just don't want to show my belly. That's all I ask.

[narusaku256]

 DAFUQ !!!! THAT'S WAY TO FAR !!!!   . But I'll still go for it if its worth it 
 
Oh you mean the EU  Wait you can travel trough college only to countries that are part of the EU right !?   
LOL No its not bc we're still not part of the EU  . Our money value is not Euros but  "Denari"  1 Euro = 61 Denari  so you do the math   Not to mention our usual salary is around 250-270 Euros that's 16 000 - 18 000 Denari   .

That's too much for you F uck 1=Rs.72 You see It costs around the same for us in our respective currencies Its costly as f uck

[NarutoUzumaki01]

@NU01 General salary?

100 euro = 2349 grivnas 

[narusaku256]

I see. I guess Saree is what I could wear... I just don't want to show my belly. That's all I ask.

Ah! Then Saree is not for you A more traditional Punjabi dress will suit your needs then

[Khaleesi]

 DAFUQ !!!! THAT'S WAY TO FAR !!!!   . But I'll still go for it if its worth it 

 

Oh you mean the EU  Wait you can travel trough college only to countries that are part of the EU right !?   

LOL No its not bc we're still not part of the EU  . Our money value/currency is not Euros but  "Denari"  1 Euro = 61 Denari  so you do the math   Not to mention our usual salary is around 250-270 Euros that's 16 000 - 18 000 Denari   .

Told ya. Wanna see some places, caserito?

Exactly

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That's close to what we win as minimal salary for ---professionals---