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India gold man

Re: Wealthy ah neh

erection2011 said:
mostly ok bro....been getting runny nose a lot lately ...dunno why. How about yourself?

Sorry about the duplicate post...i didnt realise :(
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take care bro.:D

here also many duplicate posts. why apologize?:D
 
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erection2011 said:
haha...money lender...thats the job to have if you wanna get rich man.
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You borrowed money from chettiars? :p

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From Chettiars to Financiers
Artist: Chern Lian Shan
Chern Lian Shan
Sculptor

Singapore's position as a centre for entrepot trade led to the proliferation of financial institutions. The settlement's first bank was the Union Bank of Calcutta established in 1846. Financial businesses set up their offices near the Singapore River to be close the the area's many trading houses.

Early services were always along ethnic lines. The moneylending in the early days was primarly run by the Chettiars who came from South India. The Chettiars congregated at Market and Chulia Streets, and their offices were easy to spot. These usually comprised a clerk and a manager who sat behind a small low desk on a woven mat, as shown here.
 
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erection2011 said:
yes i did bro...thats why i'm still on the run
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hi there


1. erect, you cannot hide too long.
2. in Sammy's rented one-rm in toa payoh hoh:D
3. how fast and far can you go on a seatless bike too:D
 
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i dont hide from BosSam anymore...one of the seniors here encouraged me not to be so submissive any longer...so now i am the dominant one....role reversal. No longer am i the scrooee.


streetsmart73 said:
hi there


1. erect, you cannot hide too long.
2. in Sammy's rented one-rm in toa payoh hoh:D
3. how fast and far can you go on a seatless bike too:D
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Some press reports have suggested Phuge only bought the shirt to woo women but he is happily married to Seema, a government worker, who also has a penchant for the precious metal.
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use gold to woo women is pretty low class, same as those sinkie losers here who pay for sex.
 
tonychat said:
use gold to woo women is pretty low class, same as those sinkie losers here who pay for sex.
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All the above mentioned are low class. But the lowest class of people are assholes who are on vegan diet and talk stupid. Work as pimp.
 
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now got competition, what is next?
a gold armor?

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Sewing for gold: Indian businessman flaunts his wealth by having 4kg shirt made from precious metal... but needs bodyguards whenever he wears it
Pankaj Parakh commissioned the shirt that weighs more than four kilos
Made his fortune establishing a multi-million pound textile business in India

An Indian textile magnate who made a fortune from his clothing empire is making sure the rest of the world knows about his success - by having a shirt made out of pure gold.
Although he left school without any qualifications Pankaj Parakh created a multi-million pound textile business in India.
And now, to celebrate his upcoming 45th birthday on Friday, he has commissioned the solid gold shirt that weighs more than four kilos.
An Indian textile magnate who made a fortune from his clothing empire is making sure the rest of the world knows about his success - by having a shirt made out of pure gold

An Indian textile magnate who made a fortune from his clothing empire is making sure the rest of the world knows about his success - by having a shirt made out of pure gold

Although he left school without any qualifications Pankaj Parakh still managed to make a fortune after establishing a multi-million pound textile business in India
He said: 'I wanted to wear something special when I say my thanks for my success at a thanksgiving visit to the Siddhivinayak Temple of the Hindu elephant god in Mumbai.'
And after paying just £127,000 to buy the gold and have it turned into a golden shirt, he thinks he got a good deal.
According to local media the gold shirt has really got him noticed as he marched along the streets of his home in Yeola, 260 km from the city of Mumbai.

He says he gets both admiring looks from women and envious looks from men.
He said: 'I never go out with less than two to three kilos of gold jewellery.

'I have always been fascinated with gold since I was five-years-old and studying in school. And over the years that interest has become a real passion. So it was logical that I would want to make my 45th birthday a golden affair.
'In fact even on my wedding 23 years ago a lot of people said it was embarrassing that I was wearing more gold than my bride, but I just love the Royal metal.'
The shirt that has seven solid gold buttons is due to be officially modelled by the clothing magnate on Friday, but he tried it on in advance after collecting it from the Shanti Jewellers at Parel in Mumbai, where a team of around 20 craftsmen collectively spent 3,200 hours over the past two months to 'stitch' it together.
The gold used in the shirt has an 18-22 carat purity, without any other metals, and he added: 'Before the taxman starts coming round, I can guarantee that every bit is properly recorded in my company accounts.'
Last year wealthy Datta Phuge has splashed out £14,000 on a solid gold shirt to make sure he's a 24 karat hit with women in central India

Despite being made of gold the shirt has been so carefully made that it is as flexible as a normal shirt, he claims, and also just as comfortable because there is a thin cloth lining the inside.
He said: 'It is easily washed and can be hung up to dry just like a normal piece of clothing, and a good a lifetime guarantee with it so that if it's torn or damaged it will quickly be repaired.'
After leaving school early before graduating he had thrown all of his efforts into developing the family garments business in Yeola, a town of some 60,000.
He is married to wife Pratibha and has sons Siddharth, 22, and Rahul, 19, both now in college, and added: 'I am the only one in the family that seems so passionate about gold, the rest of my family is neither impressed or interested in gold. They just accept that it's my passion and it's part of our domestic life. My more extended family however think I'm a bit weird but I guess that's families.'
He is a local politician himself and despite criticism that he flaunts his wealth among people who are poorer, he is actively involved in community projects and recently funding 120 operations for polio suffers at the Narayan Seva Sansthan Hospital of Udaipur in Rajasthan.
'I spend at least a week each year offering voluntary services at the 1,000-bedded hospital, the biggest and best for polio treatment in India. I also arrange for any requirements of the poor patients like food, medicines, surgery and blankets, from which I get immense satisfaction,' Parakh said.
And he added: 'I admit you need to be brave to wear a shirt like this, brave and also in possession of a gun like my fully licensed revolver which I also carry with me every time I go out.'
And the cost of the gold shirt is reportedly a fraction of what he has splashed out to make sure the birthday party is a spectacular affair, with hundreds of guests including Maharashtra tourism minister Chhagan Bhujbal of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) and around a dozen MPs from various parties and Indian celebrities.
 
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he is electric with magnetism. may get short-circuited with a live dangling wire. :p
 
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Incomplete dress up. He should have sew a golden pant and shoe to match it :D
 
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