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want a Rate of babley scot

Post by rameshawasthi » Fri Oct 22, 2010 8:19 pm

Pls. send Rate list

Babley A series & B series

What was the Rate in year 2000
What was the Rate in year 2001
What was the Rate in year 2002
What was the Rate in year 2003
What was the Rate in year 2004
What was the Rate in year 2005
&
What is the current rate in year 2010 of Babley scot A series & B series
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Re: Rate of babley scot

Post by shooter » Fri Oct 22, 2010 10:58 pm

welcome and first introduce yourself in the appropriate section.
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Re: Rate of babley scot

Post by MoA » Sat Oct 23, 2010 1:44 am

What is a Babely Scot?

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Re: Rate of babley scot

Post by Vikram » Sat Oct 23, 2010 2:12 am

MoA wrote:What is a Babely Scot?
Bubbly Scotch!Thought you knew well of this Anglo-French beverage. :wink: ROTFL :lol:
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Re: Rate of babley scot

Post by The Doc » Sat Oct 23, 2010 6:17 am

rameshawasthi,
I think you spelled it wrong . It should have been Bhabley !! :mrgreen:

Vikram,
Bubbly Scotch on rocks ? John Walker just somersaulted in his grave . :D

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Re: Rate of babley scot

Post by cottage cheese » Sat Oct 23, 2010 7:33 am

Gentlemen, we're not doing anything to contribute to the quality of the forum.
Please be aware that its spelled "Babbley Eskaat".
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Re: Rate of babley scot

Post by prashantsingh » Sat Oct 23, 2010 7:49 am

MoA wrote:What is a Babely Scot?
Babely Scot is Indian made "Angrezee Sharaab" produced by "Bunty aur Babli" of Bollywood.

It once had a popular cousin called Peter Scot .

Rate in 2000 Rs 103 a bottle
Rate in 2010 Rs 300 a bottle.

Inflation guys!!!!!!!!!!

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Re: Rate of babley scot

Post by shivi » Sat Oct 23, 2010 8:47 am

a new kind of Scotch -Scotlands answer to the champagne- and comes mostly in cases of six and is 32 % by vol.!!!!!!!!!! ROTFL ROTFL

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Re: Rate of babley scot

Post by MDHASAN » Sat Oct 23, 2010 9:00 am

BABLEY SCOT :shock: :shock: yaar he means webley scott A , B series revolver . ramesh if u have webley scotts in good codition i am interested 8)

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Re: Rate of babley scot

Post by anirudh20 » Sat Oct 23, 2010 9:10 am

last i remember this was a guns forrum...not some lampooning class..if someone has got a spelling wrong,people are supposed to correct it,not make fun and just add to posts,whereas other posts with queries are lying unanswered...

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Re: Rate of babley scot

Post by MDHASAN » Sat Oct 23, 2010 9:13 am

anirrudh :agree:

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Re: Rate of babley scot

Post by Bespoke » Sat Oct 23, 2010 10:49 am

We need to remember English is not Mr Awasthi's mother tongue, If an Englishman did same mistake and was to pronounce an Indian name wrong the comments would not be so sarcastic and might have been other way around

English messed up so many Indian names prime example is if someone is talking to someone in English and mentions "Deeeli" you see some eyebrows raised because someone would says its "Dayyy Leeeehii" ,If English call Syrian captial "Damascus" and messed up the name completely the Syrians still call it "Dimashq".There are thousand's of examples of English messing up name (Some of Indian metropolitans are another example) do we ridicule them?!! No we accept it and think its correct and fashionable!

In Continental European pronounce English names all messed up all the time but they don't bother too much and they always keep their mother tongue above the rest and I think this is something we all need to learn.

This is one big Issue India has to deal with in coming times the Identity crisis.

In todays India every child can recite English alphabets and parents feel proud and show off when their child can do that how many of us do that with Punjabi, Hindi, Gujarati and other regional languages.

When an Arab Sheiks walks into Asprey or Harrod's etc they hardly ever pronounce English name properly but the sales people are almost licking their feets!

It is always great to learn new things and languages but learning should not mean we should ridicule our own mother tongues.
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Re: Rate of babley scot

Post by grewal » Sat Oct 23, 2010 11:17 am

rameshawasthi wrote:Pls. send Rate list

Babley A series & B series

What was the Rate in year 2000
What was the Rate in year 2001
What was the Rate in year 2002
What was the Rate in year 2003
What was the Rate in year 2004
What was the Rate in year 2005
&
What is the current rate in year 2010 of Babley scot A series & B series


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Vikram wrote:Bubbly Scotch
The Doc wrote:It should have been Bhabley
cottage cheese wrote:"Babbley Eskaat
Or should it be "Bubbly's Skirt "
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Re: Rate of babley scot

Post by Devrishi » Sat Oct 23, 2010 11:22 am

It, probably, is not a question of english - When you talk of Guns, in a person we expect knowledge, a degree of awareness, wisdom, alertness, vigilance... in forum we expect a person to do some research before opening a fresh new topic...a little research would have revealed a lot.. avoided a lot...

even the topic has been posted in 'Introductions & welcomes'... Do we need to guide people here to post in Handgun section...

By the way, some 10 months back, .32 Webley 'B' Series was costing some Rs.2,70,000/- i do not know about cost of 'A' series.

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Re: Rate of babley scot

Post by grewal » Sat Oct 23, 2010 11:32 am

Devrishi wrote:It, probably, is not a question of english - When you talk of Guns, in a person we expect knowledge, a degree of awareness, wisdom, alertness, vigilance... in forum we expect a person to do some research before opening a fresh new topic...a little research would have revealed a lot.. avoided a lot...
Eggjactly :D
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