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- Do I really have to run in this "heat".
Sunil Kumar,
Paramatta, Sydney, Australia.
- Money makes the mare kiss.
Gagandeep Sharma,
Melbourne, Australia.
- Lend me thy ear.
M. R. Singh,
Mumbai, India.
- Deaf 'n' dumb.
Harpreet Singh,
Kharar, India.
- Don't bite the ear that heeds you.
Suresh Khosla,
Chandigarh, India.
- Horse or Hashmi, they all love to kiss.
Vibhu Prakash,
Kanpur, India.
- No heaven can heaven be, if my horse isn't there to welcome me.
Sanjeev Syal,
Amritsar, India.
- I won't pull Advani's Rath again.
Ankit Goel,
Yamunanagar, India.
- Caste, creed, breed ... no bar.
Sudhir Syal,
Amritsar, India.
- Brothers shoot, animals kiss
Anusha Singh Saharan,
Pillimandori, Fatehabad, India.
- They Call me "Mike Tyson".
Kiran Puri,
Quesnel, BC, Canada.
- Inspired by Tyson.
Kunal Mittal,
Chandigarh, India.
- In Cap(e) Town.
V. K. Tangri,
Dehra Dun, India.
- If I am a toy, you are grass.
Amandeep Jindal,
Ludhiana, India.
- Dance to make me walk; I have only been to Indian marriages.
Rohit Jain,
Surrey, Canada.
- Good luck, son.
Sonia Bains,
Windsor, Canada.
- The axe effect.
Payal Kaushik,
Melbourne, Australia.
- That mare is cheating on me.
Shally,
Nawanshahr, India.
- "Straight from the horse's mouth"
and "The horse whisperer".
by many readers.
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