Trichromatic Posted September 6, 2011 Posted September 6, 2011 What's the secret behind the triple xxx and sometimes even xxxx or no x'es at all? Is it something like this: no x's - Let us see if anyone asks about missing x'es now xxx - no one asked about x'es in previous post :hmmm: xxxx - how come no one asked about x yet :hitler: What's the mystery? Have I cracked this puzzle? :hmmm:
Lurker Posted September 6, 2011 Posted September 6, 2011 What's the secret behind the triple xxx and sometimes even xxxx or no x'es at all? Is it something like this: no x's - normal post xxx - you feel post is great xxxx - a notch higher than a great post What's the mystery? Have I cracked this puzzle? :hmmm: lol..nah nothing like that at all. Its an old habit that kicks in most times, other times perhaps I aint bothered so much..but you are right that it is not consistent :--D
Lurker Posted September 6, 2011 Posted September 6, 2011 What's the secret behind the triple xxx and sometimes even xxxx or no x'es at all? Is it something like this: no x's - Let us see if anyone asks about missing x'es xxx - no one asked about x'es in previous post xxxx - no one asked about x yet :giggle: :giggle:
THX_1138 Posted September 6, 2011 Posted September 6, 2011 Northies and easties pwned :hahaha: fool they are talking about us. your **** just got noobhilated as well
THX_1138 Posted September 6, 2011 Posted September 6, 2011 By the way the timeframe here, 2009, is the year in which Bihar recorded the fastest growth rate amongst Indian states. http://ibnlive.in.com/news/bihar-fastest-growing-state-cm-lauds-better-law-order/108181-3.html Does PC know his numbers, or is he one of those closet Southies who think they are inherently better than certain parts of the nation?? Idiot. growth of resource exploitation industry just as minning etc is often a skewed indicator of growth. true, with its massive resources bihar might have grown at the fastest rate, but if you factor in other indices of growth such as cost of living index, quality of life, human resource infrastructure growth, undeniably bihar is far behind.
THX_1138 Posted September 6, 2011 Posted September 6, 2011 lol. dude using sarcasm against somebody who is in shape is so 1800s. Come back with something original. And get cracking on those gym routines, you know you need it :--D yeah dude, lay off i mean lay of the juice.
Lurker Posted September 6, 2011 Posted September 6, 2011 growth of resource exploitation industry just as minning etc is often a skewed indicator of growth. true' date=' with its massive resources bihar might have grown at the fastest rate, but if you factor in other indices of growth such as cost of living index, quality of life, human resource infrastructure growth, undeniably bihar is far behind.[/quote'] Actually mineral resources is history in Bihar. The mineral rich areas are now part of Jharkhand. You are quite right about the low indices of human development, hopefully they will keep moving upwards. xxxxxxx (just to confuse Ludh & Vibhash :giggle: )
THX_1138 Posted September 7, 2011 Posted September 7, 2011 Actually mineral resources is history in Bihar. The mineral rich areas are now part of Jharkhand. You are quite right about the low indices of human development, hopefully they will keep moving upwards. xxxxxxx (just to confuse Ludh & Vibhash :giggle: ) so what is the source of growth? and dont say real estate.
Trichromatic Posted September 7, 2011 Posted September 7, 2011 Actually mineral resources is history in Bihar. The mineral rich areas are now part of Jharkhand. You are quite right about the low indices of human development, hopefully they will keep moving upwards. xxxxxxx (just to confuse Ludh & Vibhash :giggle: ) growth of resource exploitation industry just as minning etc is often a skewed indicator of growth. true' date=' with its massive resources bihar might have grown at the fastest rate, but if you factor in other indices of growth such as cost of living index, quality of life, human resource infrastructure growth, undeniably bihar is far behind.[/quote'] Base of resource exploitation industry is very weak in Bihar. After losing rich areas to Jharkhand, it had almost nothing other than old small-scale and medium scale industry which were on the verge of extinction. 80% of the population is still dependent on the agriculture. Growth is mainly due revival of those industries and services sector. From CPI-ML's site
Lurker Posted September 7, 2011 Posted September 7, 2011 so what is the source of growth? and dont say real estate. I present exibit A DAZVHDMmVlI
Clarke Posted September 7, 2011 Posted September 7, 2011 Again' date=' a hint of success insinuating the method was correct. The education system of Southern states is hardly any better than rest of the nation. What is different is a mushrooming of colleges in technology that was basically built upon a "[i']donation college" mentality. Growing up it was considered an abuse if anyone said he was studying in South, simply because it meant a donation college. Of course I dont mean an Anna University, or REC Trichy here. What happened essentially is with the IT boom these colleges stepped up and suddenly became mainstream and respected. And voila you now have a winning strategy. Who cares what remains at the base of these institutions? It did not have to be IT, it could have been any knowledge driven area. The emphasis on education (professional, in this case) is what i believe the key was, and its greater in our Southern states than the North. Do you agree ? I have the same POV on entrepreneurship, having seen fellow engineering graduates willing to move to the corners of Africa to help their relatives expand their business. Warriors like Adani will pursue all means to avoid the govt bureaucracy and will mine their coal in Australia, ship it to their port & transport it to their power plant using some of their rail lines. This guy must be a tea party icon. You should shed some more light on what went wrong in some of Northern India. How did the capital of the Mauryan empire lag behind almost every other state, until the last few years ? Is it the usual corruption=>unemployment+illiteracy<=>overpopulation=>poverty saga or there's more to it ? India unbound or otherwise ..
panesarv Posted September 7, 2011 Posted September 7, 2011 There is no such thing as Kannedda (Canada). Its the biggest con job of our times. Have you ever heard of anybody saying they support the Canadian cricket team? They all support India or Pakistan or West Indies or Kenya. Nobody ever supports Canada. eg: Ludhianvi, Rajeev, RahulRulezz,Celine Dion all support Indian cricket team. Have you ever heard of any Canadian? I haven't. They all are either Indians and other migrants or they are to be US citizens. Canada is not a country. It is a modern age substitute for Ellis Island. Everybody goes there with a view of eventually going to the US. Just a pits stop. And if you included UAE (West Kerala) in India, it wouldn't impact our growth rate positively. Those remittances wouldn't count then. :(( I would hate to move to US
Late Cut Posted September 7, 2011 Posted September 7, 2011 BP sounding positively pakistani...:two_thumbs_up: between this thread and the love advice. all you need to do now is to post threads about Azhar being a great soul and phaast bowling.
achilles Posted September 7, 2011 Posted September 7, 2011 india would grow 127% if it were me only. We are talking about Growth, not erection.
fineleg Posted September 7, 2011 Posted September 7, 2011 I would hate to move to US Many Indians who have settled in Kaneda are very happy there, and dont want to move here to US either. So, I guess Kaneda works for many folks.
div Posted September 7, 2011 Posted September 7, 2011 Its the result of the Martial culture that has been ingrained for the past so many centuries whenever invaders tried to attack.With that culture came pride. South did not have to face invasions , hence that culture is not prevalent there. I think Kalarippayattu is the oldest martial art in the world.
WC2011INDIA Posted September 7, 2011 Posted September 7, 2011 Instead of telling former US ambassadors about how south + west is better and if it wasn't for north and east, we would be doing very well, he should be tackling the terrorism issue seriously.
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