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10-18-2024, 09:26 PM
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Re: Indian Woman And A Water Tank
Well, if you didn't like this, it's pretty obvious you won't be taking a "Train Enthusiasts" tour of India, either! |
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10-18-2024, 09:29 PM
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Re: Indian Woman And A Water Tank
I wondered that, too. But then, they might have been waiting for the girder structure that supported the water tank to arrive momentarily. It's like "HEY, what's that gargoyle doing laying on the ground?!?!" Well, since it's from the roof, it probably means the rest of the building will be showing up pretty quickly. |
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10-22-2024, 01:14 AM
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Re: Indian Woman And A Water Tank
I'm sorry that was my first on here. My dry sense of humor didn't shine thru. That was in fact my second reason not to go to India ever. All that other shit like the trains, electrical lines lying hapazardly in the streets (& more!), Dirty street food, oh I could go on... Are my first reasons. So there.... Whatever that means I guess. |