carpal tunnel
Registered: 13/02/2002
Posts: 3212
Loc: Portland, OR
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Quote: Okay, so it was an ill-thought out name.
Oh, I dunno. Hard to mix you up with britinLITTLEROCK, isn't it?
I suppose it is, at that.
Quote: Seriously, if you didn't stick around, who would be bargain-hunting in Bombay right now, eh?
I wouldn't know. I'm sure there'd be someone. There's always someone. I guess I'm someone for a change.
Hmm... I'm suddenly reminded of Stuart Smally.
Quote: On that subject, don't put yourself out, but if you happen across anything that looks remotely promising, CDs in particular, then sure. I'd wing it up to ~$100 USD. My taste in reading is pretty catholic (save perhaps romance novels and westerns!) Oh, and did I forget to say "Thanks!" ?
Sadly, the thanks is premature. I looked over every single shelf in the largest, most modern bookshop I 've yet been to here, and nada. No books on tape (or CD) to be had, English or Hindi. The closest I could find were some Hindi spiritual chants. I asked around, and everyone just says there aren't any -- they're not popular here. I can understand why -- it's not generally a good idea to walk or drive around not paying attention to your surroundings. Besides, you wouldn't be able to hear anything over the honking horns.
So... I could ask about for some recommended English language Bollywood DVDs, if you wish -- it looks as though it's the only other alternative. I'm only a 5 minute walk to the mall, so it's not really putting me out of my way.
Quote: What is it about listening to these voices? (And I have to say I am wary of generalizing...falling into a stereotype) There is something formal, calm, somewhat confiding in the manner of speech that I find relaxing......snooze.
Hmm... get the Simpsons DVDs, and edit all the Apoo segments into one long reel? 
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