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Posted on: 27-04-06 14:50:56
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Originally posted by tamilkuravan
PP,
almost all cultural people have a sort of "Duppatta", right from Africans to Gora's. It maynot be the same sort of cloth but performs the same "function".
Just give this a thought and think of all the people from various culture that you met and if they had used at anytime a cloth like a Dupatta.
TK
I've thought about it and no, not everyone I've known over the course of my life has worn a "sort of" dupatta-like peice of cloth that is a part of their cultural attire.
And what do you mean by "cultural people"
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Well....to each his own...
tk,just thot it interesting that u specified "loved 'all' of them"
cool it..... no biggie 
Location: Mississuauga, Brampton
Posted on: 27-04-06 15:08:22
It was originally only topless, I found it is too exposed..........so I just added dupattaless, the reason for that everyone will imagine, there is a dress, only dupatta is missing.
I never ever disrespected any ladies, their dress, or the culture.
If you remember a few days back, there was discussion about dupatta in our CD forum and you see my reply.
I hope I have clarified to you.
Best Regards
MagCanada
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Location: God's own country
Posted on: 27-04-06 15:11:02
PP,
Since MagCanada has clarified that the Dupatta was his/her own idea, our whole conversation has sunk into a Sinkhole or it has collapsed.
Let us leave the discussion that way.
TK
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Posted on: 27-04-06 15:14:42
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Originally posted by tamilkuravan
PP,
Since MagCanada has clarified that the Dupatta was his/her own idea, our whole conversation has sunk into a Sinkwhole or it has collapsed.
Let us leave the discussion that way.
TK
I agree - hey even I can take a joke
Our discussion had taken a detour to the original subject ...but anyway, I don't want to get into a discussion about what is classified as dupatta or what isn't. Normally, when one says "dupatta" I think of indian cultural attire.
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Posted on: 27-04-06 15:17:32
Pink Panther,
Agreed! TK (Teak Hei)?
TK
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Posted on: 27-04-06 15:22:41
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Originally posted by tamilkuravan
Pink Panther,
Agreed! TK (Teak Hei)?
TK
Teek Hai!
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