Originally posted by shavixmirI wanna marry that woman!
When you travel by sleeper train in India there are a few differences between "sleeper class" and "3 tier AC sleeper class".
The noticable distinctions being airco, blankets, pillow and a small mirror hanging above the (sealed) window, between the two rows of beds.
The bunks are stacked three high and I was sleeping on a central one, eye height, just ...[text shortened]... slowly combing your hair...
I'm impressed.
I wanna marry that woman!
Presuming, of course, that it is permissable to marry one's mother in India.
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Originally posted by shavixmirSo which of these are most applicable
so now I'm going to Goa, which is 4 days away.
1) there are no budget airlines in India
2) you are an absolute cheap skate (ok so you are a dutch resident, so this one must be the correct answer)
3)you really enjoy your train sleeper peeping perversion to the exclusion of any and all basic comforts.
4) you have far to much time on your hands
5) you are deathly afraid of flying
Originally posted by moweutI was going to fly.
So which of these are most applicable
1) there are no budget airlines in India
2) you are an absolute cheap skate (ok so you are a dutch resident, so this one must be the correct answer)
3)you really enjoy your train sleeper peeping perversion to the exclusion of any and all basic comforts.
4) you have far to much time on your hands
5) you are deathly afraid of flying
But... (and this is the truth)...
This would be my last super-length train journey in India. The one after that (Goa to Bombay) is a one nighter.
So, after much deliberation and half a bottle of whiskey (although I don't know if you're supposed to spell Indian whiskey with an e or not) I opted for the train.
This is my last 7 hour stop-over. It's a place called Pune, pronounced: Poona.
It sucks. It's crowded, the McDonald's doesn't open until 11 (which it has now passed, so I'm sure to be gone pretty soon) and it stinks.
Anyways...in case you're interested. No, I don't eat crappy 3rd world Indian food.
One of the reasons for going to Goa is the BBQ'd fish. Fish that doesn't give you food poisoning.
Originally posted by shavixmirisnt that where that world famous Osho guru lives (he had some other name in the past which eludes me for now, no got it : Bhagwan Rajneesh ). would be worth a visit in to the Osho Meditation Resort in my books.
This is my last 7 hour stop-over. It's a place called Pune, pronounced: Poona.
Originally posted by moweutThey eat rice in Ashrams.
isnt that where that world famous Osho guru lives (he had some other name in the past which eludes me for now, no got it : Bhagwan Rajneesh ). would be worth a visit in to the Osho Meditation Resort in my books.
So, unless they've got gurus who are into cannabalism, there's not a hope in hell I'll be visiting them.
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Originally posted by moweuthere is the address get to it and tell us about it:
isnt that where that world famous Osho guru lives (he had some other name in the past which eludes me for now, no got it : Bhagwan Rajneesh ). would be worth a visit in to the Osho Meditation Resort in my books.
Bhagwan Rajneesh’s famous ashram is located at 17 Koregoan Park, a green and elite suburb of Pune.
maybe he has some advice for your frigidity too🙂 there are/were into sexuality big time.
Originally posted by moweutBelieve me, as soon as I have a room for myself, I'll have the solution to my frigidity at hand...
here is the address get to it and tell us about it:
Bhagwan Rajneesh’s famous ashram is located at 17 Koregoan Park, a green and elite suburb of Pune.
maybe he has some advice for your frigidity too🙂