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    Hope you guys have taken permission from your wife before taking benefit of the upgrade offer mentioned in the topic title..
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    Bought Hyundai Verna SX Manual Diesel. Purple colour. Amazing pickup. Got the delivery yesterday
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    Listing of Ebay India Discount Offers on Various Credit/Debit Cards, Netbanking. HDFC Bank: 7% Off Max Discount Rs 750 - Valid Till December 31, 2012 Credit Card - Use The Sequntial Code Starting With First Code For First Purchase HDFCFESTV1 HDFCFESTV2 HDFCFESTV3 HDFCFESTV4 HDFCFESTV5 HDFCFESTV6 HDFCFESTV7 HDFCFESTV8 HDFCFESTV9 Debit Card - HDFCDC2012 Net Banking - HDFCNB2012 ICICI Bank: 7% Off Max Discount Rs 1,000 - Valid Till December 31, 2012 Credit Card - FEST2ICICI Debit Card - FEST1ICICI Net Banking - FEST3ICICI AXIS BANK: Shop using AXIS Bank EMI on your Credit Card and get 5% Off - Min Purchase Rs 2,500, Max Discount Rs 1,000 - Valid Till December 31, 2012 For 3 Month EMI - AXISEMI3M1 For 6 Month EMI - AXISEMI6M2 American Express: 7% Off Max Discount Rs 1,000 - Valid Till October 31, 2012 AXPONLINE7 Standard Chartered: 5% Off Max Discount Rs 750 - Valid Till December 31, 2012 Credit Card - SCEBAYCC12 Debit Card - SCEBAYDC12 STATE BANK: 7% Off Max Discount Rs 1,000 per user ID - Valid Till December 31, 2012 Credit Card - CRACKERCC1 Debit Card - CRACKERDC1 ING VYSYA Bank: 5% Off Max Discount Rs 750 - Valid Till December 31, 2012 Credit Card - INGEBAYCC1 Debit Card - INGEBAYDC1 Net Banking - INGEBAYNB1 IDBI Bank: 5% Off Max Discount Rs 750 - Valid Till December 31, 2012 Debit Card - IDBI2012DC Net Banking - IDBI2012NB Maestro / MasterCard Debit Card: 5% Off Max Discount Rs 500 - Valid Till December 31, 2012 MCEBAY0912
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    In market there is an app too available for it Getmymsl Sent from my SCH-I535 using Tapatalk 2
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    USB driver seems installed. Check this german forum topic for 64 Bit Callbridge software >> http://tapicall.de/f...ad&threadID=161 You may have to google translate each post by copying & pasting as direct google translate on webpage is not working.
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    Jaspal Bhatti: My Neil Armstrong, R.I.P. [Guest Column] Sorabh Pant is one of India’s best and most traveled comedians, having done 300+ shows in 6 countries and opened for Rob Schneider and Wayne Brady. His material has been described as, "intelligent buffoonery," "just really, really loud" and, "arbitrary screaming with jokes in the middle." His comedy covers the sad tale behind the Taj Mahal, why Indian men are Gold medal winning lechers and his great, grand love for chai. Recently, he was voted the #1 Most Interesting Indian On Twitter, a fact he will not shut up about! He founded The East India Co.medy and you can follow him on Twitter or Facebook. ______________________________________________________________________________ I had no idea, absolutely no clue how important Jaspal Bhatti was to me until today. He was the first funny person I ever saw on TV. He was the first man I remember sending me into guffaws even when I was too young to even get the joke. He was the first and will always and forever remain the first 'Comedian' I ever came across. Eventually, others came on board the funny wagon: Pankaj Kapur on Zabaan Sambhalke, Shekhar Suman on Dekh Bhai Dekh and Cyrus Broacha just generally and my own father once he realised that I was a little more than an errant little pipsqueak - but, Mr. Bhatti was the first. And, I'm sure I'm not the only one. When I first saw Flop Show, my immediate thought was to find me a sardar friend. That was it! I wanted someone like Jaspal Bhatti to hang around all the time. Just to follow around the world to see exactly what he would do in different situations, we would walk into bus stops, offices, schools, funeral homes, the RTO and I'd just laugh and laugh as he turned even the most abysmally boring situations into comedy gold. I wanted to be Vivek Shauq, basically. Sardars are genuinely awesome funny people and Mr. B was top of the line. Even now, I know a stand up show is going to go well, if there's just one sardar in the audience. They are hilarious. It's almost like Mr. Bhatti was the prototype and they're all living up to the comedic standards he set! That's one stereotype that I'm grateful for . About his shows: the best thing about Flop Show was the credits. Conventionally, in a sitcom back then - once you were done laughing at the antics of the cast - you were done. With Flop Show it went on even as the credits rolled, "Misdirected by", "Overacting", "Real Workers", etc. Probably not funny in the modern context, but, back then it was the funniest thing I had ever seen. Me and my dad would watch the show and each time the credits rolled, we would laugh a few hours more at just how ridiculous the whole thing was and also at how there was a man who had found humor even in a damn dull credit roll! When I saw a similar in Blackadder years later, I assumed it was copied from Flop Show, despite Blackadder coming out years before. With my love for Jaspal Bhatti, I still stand by that . There's possibly some TV time machine involved... To date I don't know what the lyrics of Flop Show's title track are - barring 'Cameraman, everyman' - but, I assume they are funny. I assume that like Mr. Bhatti, they carried some deep comedic significance but, I had no idea what because I was bloody 8 years old when it invaded my consciousness! How can a grown man make a show that made an 8 year old boy, a 35 year old man and a 65 year old grand mom laugh the same way? Even my mom, a comedy snob - she didn't like Govinda because he was 'too campy', which was the whole point! - loved Flop Show. That's like Rowan Atkinson getting Margaret Thatcher to guffaw! How important was Jaspal Bhatti? Insanely. Madly. Incredibly. I'm not going to go on a tangent about how he inspired me to become a comedian, even though I realised the truth of that only now!- but, he did. He was an inspiration and one can imagine he's up there with Yama making him roll on the floor about how there's a line to get into heaven. Possibly something about Yama being a CM who is late for a meeting. Or, some such .Mr. Jaspal Bhatti and indeed the whole cast of Flop Show - you were the first men/women on the moon to me. And, when I look up there tonight, I'm sure even the moon will be beaming a giant smile.
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    We may be getting the official OTA soon if this screenshot is correct http://forum.xda-dev...d.php?t=1953476
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