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October 2, 2008 at 3:49 pm

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Ttrouble

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I was wondering if anyone has been to India lately,
what are the party like there, and wchich area is worth to visit,
:bounce_fl
I will be gratefull for any advices or directions
thanx
October 2, 2008 at 4:02 pm

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General Lighting

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Ttrouble;238350 wrote:

I was wondering if anyone has been to India lately,
what are the party like there, and wchich area is worth to visit,
:bounce_fl
I will be gratefull for any advices or directions
thanx

parties in India have been busted heavily… they seem to be getting as bad as English police (there is a connection here, because the Indian youths are helping British ones get ketamine)

in fact it is worse as Indian police have guns, they make everyone do drug tests and sometimes even put their names in the newspapers (which can be viewed on line)

I saw one report about a rave in Pune and they had put 280 peopels names and ages in the newspaper (luckily it wasn’t in English) but I could work out some of the writing meant numbers… this was before they even had been charged, in the EU it against our human rights for the cops/media to do this..

Zee News – rave party near Pushkar
October 16, 2008 at 6:33 pm

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Greb

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General Lighting;238353 wrote:

parties in India have been busted heavily… they seem to be getting as bad as English police (there is a connection here, because the Indian youths are helping British ones get ketamine)

What do you mean helping British youths get ketamine? When I was there It could be brought from the pharmacy, with only the assistance of the shopkeeper. :you_crazy

The parties will be wherever the backpackers are, which depends on the season… As GL said though, watch out some of the parties are well bait.
October 16, 2008 at 6:42 pm

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General Lighting

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Greb;240235 wrote:

What do you mean helping British youths get ketamine? When I was there It could be brought from the pharmacy, with only the assistance of the shopkeeper. :you_crazy

not just buying it locally but assisting with it being smuggled back to UK

so both the Indian feds and HM Revenue and Customs are starting to get involved at either end…

loads more raves seem to be getting busted in India recently

Some of the more liberal media are starting to ask if the practice of mass detention and/or forced blood/urine tests is acceptable in a “modernising” society, but conservative/highly religious communities still exist in India what support the clampdowns, as would business leaders (remember that a lot of call centre and IT work left the UK because Indian youths “concentrated more on work than play”)

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/Mumbai/Juhu_rave_party_15-hr_detention_or_illegal_arrest/articleshow/3571649.cms
December 8, 2008 at 10:19 pm

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p0ly

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ye theres some pakis with lots of coke and lsd and ak47s up for some parties in the taj mahal hotel and other places
December 8, 2008 at 10:53 pm

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Ttrouble;238350 wrote:

I was wondering if anyone has been to India lately,
what are the party like there, and wchich area is worth to visit,
:bounce_fl
I will be gratefull for any advices or directions
thanx

Anjuna beach in Goa always used to hear good things about psy parties and such. not so good n e more though. terrorist attacks & police patroling the beaches with ak47s kinda spoils the friendly vibes..
December 9, 2008 at 9:54 am

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Shwigg

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Cosmic_Energy;249656 wrote:

Anjuna beach in Goa always used to hear good things about psy parties and such. not so good n e more though. terrorist attacks & police patroling the beaches with ak47s kinda spoils the friendly vibes..

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December 9, 2008 at 10:08 am

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process

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p0lygon-Window;249644 wrote:

ye theres some pakis with lots of coke and lsd and ak47s up for some parties in the taj mahal hotel and other places

not sure i like that mate, have i missed something? :hopeless:
December 10, 2008 at 12:09 am

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p0ly

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Mumbai bombers ‘took cocaine and LSD’ before carrying out attacks – mirror.co.uk
December 10, 2008 at 9:38 am

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process

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p0lygon-Window;249881 wrote:

Mumbai bombers ‘took cocaine and LSD’ before carrying out attacks – mirror.co.uk

i understood that bit mate. it was the word you used to describe the bombers that ive got a problem with.
December 10, 2008 at 2:15 pm

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MisterDuck

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p0lygon-Window;249644 wrote:

ye theres some pakis with lots of coke and lsd and ak47s up for some parties in the taj mahal hotel and other places

easy on using that word mate, many includin me find it offensive and it certainly doesnt fit the partyvibe atmosphere!
December 10, 2008 at 6:14 pm

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p0ly

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i didnt know shortening down pakistanis to pakis was offensive……….. i really dont understand, you can shorten any of my names down whenever you want

british – brits…… whats the difference, plz enlighten me
December 10, 2008 at 6:24 pm

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DontBeliveTheHype

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in polys defence i think it is considered politicaly correct to use that term when refering to people from pakistan .. but not to say indians .. as it’s then being used as a generlisation … personaly i stear clear of using that word at all as it is a bit grey .. but i am pretty sure the actual term for some one from pakistan is paki but more commonly understood is Pakistani or in plural Pakistanis.
December 10, 2008 at 6:43 pm

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GiantMidget

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p0lygon-Window;250022 wrote:

i didnt know shortening down pakistanis to pakis was offensive……….. i really dont understand, you can shorten any of my names down whenever you want

british – brits…… whats the difference, plz enlighten me

My view on this is that the word “Paki” has been used by groups like the BNP NF etc to negatively describe a race of people thus making it a racist phrase. Brits hasn’t been used like this so therefore isn’t offensive imo. Also using the aforementioned word will get you arrested if you use it out on the street. Words can be extremely hurtful but we sometimes use em without realising, we’re only human innit.

Easy mistake to make but i wouldn’t use it again cos it ain’t a nice word. :love:
December 10, 2008 at 6:45 pm

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DontBeliveTheHype

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DJCliffy;250035 wrote:

My view on this is that the word “Paki” has been used by groups like the BNP NF etc to negatively describe a race of people thus making it a racist phrase. Brits hasn’t been used like this so therefore isn’t offensive. Using the aforementioned word will get you arrested if you used it out on the street.

Easy mistake to make but i wouldn’t use it again cos it ain’t a nice word. :love:

yeah thats why i don’t use it as it used to be the correct termanology .. but now days it’s kinda changed .. as it’s used as a general racist term against alot of asian people … i guess the meaning of the word has changed
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