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Topic: Indian dates
Pramas Joined Sun 04/12/09 Posts: 1	Sat 05/16/09 03:23 PM
Join and air your views

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GlamorousLyly Joined Sat 11/29/08 Posts: 942	Sat 05/16/09 03:24 PM
Join and air your views I don't get that one

Unknow Joined Sat 12/15/07 Posts: 41170	Sat 05/16/09 03:24 PM
Yes, I want one if they put out on the first date.

MisKim323 Joined Sat 06/28/08 Posts: 14563	Sat 05/16/09 03:32 PM


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ledi180 Joined Sun 04/15/07 Posts: 5910	Sat 05/16/09 03:35 PM
How does an Indian date differ from say, a black date? Do you mean we should discuss our views on dating someone from India?

tanyaann Joined Mon 12/03/07 Posts: 32220	Sat 05/16/09 03:41 PM
I have dated guys from india... I have had good and poor experiences.... they are people just like anyone else!

coz1976 Joined Sun 07/13/08 Posts: 1196	Sat 05/16/09 03:44 PM
I have dated guys from india... I have had good and poor experiences.... they are people just like anyone else! do they all own hotels

tanyaann Joined Mon 12/03/07 Posts: 32220	Sat 05/16/09 03:44 PM
I have dated guys from india... I have had good and poor experiences.... they are people just like anyone else! do they all own hotels no

SimplyElla Joined Wed 02/13/08 Posts: 7124	Sat 05/16/09 03:45 PM
The fruit, a brown pod from 3 to 8 in. (8–20 cm) long, has been an article of commerce since medieval times. Within the pod is a juicy, acid pulp used as an ingredient in chutneys and curries and formerly in medicines and for preserving fish. A refreshing drink is made by adding sugar and water to the pulp. A dye is obtained from the leaves. The tamarind is grown in the West Indies and Florida especially as a flavoring for guava jellies. The tree grows about 80 ft (24 m) tall and has featherlike leaves. It bears small clusters of yellow flowers and plump pods that do not split open. The soft, brownish edible pulp contains 1–12 large, flat seeds that are used in Oriental foods, beverages, and medicines. Hopes this helps those who are lost...

tanyaann Joined Mon 12/03/07 Posts: 32220	Sat 05/16/09 03:48 PM
The fruit, a brown pod from 3 to 8 in. (8–20 cm) long, has been an article of commerce since medieval times. Within the pod is a juicy, acid pulp used as an ingredient in chutneys and curries and formerly in medicines and for preserving fish. A refreshing drink is made by adding sugar and water to the pulp. A dye is obtained from the leaves. The tamarind is grown in the West Indies and Florida especially as a flavoring for guava jellies. The tree grows about 80 ft (24 m) tall and has featherlike leaves. It bears small clusters of yellow flowers and plump pods that do not split open. The soft, brownish edible pulp contains 1–12 large, flat seeds that are used in Oriental foods, beverages, and medicines. Hopes this helps those who are lost... google is great, isn't it?

SimplyElla Joined Wed 02/13/08 Posts: 7124	Sat 05/16/09 03:50 PM
I google everything.. you never know what people are talking about or meaning.. got to be safe you know.. he heee...

lovespassion Joined Wed 12/03/08 Posts: 244	Sat 05/16/09 03:51 PM
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coz1976 Joined Sun 07/13/08 Posts: 1196	Sat 05/16/09 03:53 PM
I google everything.. you never know what people are talking about or meaning.. got to be safe you know.. he heee... i rather misinterpret and make fun

Totage Joined Sat 10/13/07 Posts: 24210	Sat 05/16/09 03:59 PM
I've never dated an indian giver.

coz1976 Joined Sun 07/13/08 Posts: 1196	Sat 05/16/09 04:05 PM
I've never dated an indian giver.

SimplyElla Joined Wed 02/13/08 Posts: 7124	Sat 05/16/09 04:08 PM
I google everything.. you never know what people are talking about or meaning.. got to be safe you know.. he heee... i rather misinterpret and make fun

SimplyElla Joined Wed 02/13/08 Posts: 7124	Sat 05/16/09 04:12 PM
I've never dated an indian giver. I rather date an Indian giver than a fruity pulp filled pod