To All You Insomniacs

MuslimSisLilSis —

Don't u guys sleep? :shock:

I see that Admin, Asiya, Hayder etc all post here at 3-4 in the morning

Even angel is up at around 1am posting here

I'm generally always asleep by 12am the latest

You lot all work/study etc so dont u find it hard to get up in the morning?

If I went to sleep at 3am I wouldnt get up until 12-1pm the latest

It so important girls to get ur beauty sleep 😉

but serioulsy 8 hours sleep is important

Are u lot actually imsomniacs?

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Dave — Sat, 28 Jan 2006 - 03:10

That is a pretty full slate - sounds like fun though... I don't suppose 3am is an appropriate hour for you to go shoe hunting

Dave — Sat, 28 Jan 2006 - 03:11

[quote="Admin"][quote="Don Karnage"]Hello Admin[/quote]

Hello Dave.

Its my bedtime now.[/quote]

Oh come now Admin, you're online - you don't really want to go to bed - stick around a little while longer.

*DUST* — Sat, 28 Jan 2006 - 03:12

[quote="Don Karnage"]That is a pretty full slate - sounds like fun though... I don't suppose 3am is an appropriate hour for you to go shoe hunting is it?[/quote]
yea shud be fun, just hope i'm awake enuf to enjoy it all.

lol. unlike the US, we dont have malls here that are open for 24 hrs. 😉 i'll hav to go first thing in the morning...

Dave — Sat, 28 Jan 2006 - 03:16

lol I have been in a mall 5 times in my entire life so I wouldn't know... but I suspect while you're there tomorrow you might have to pick up some caffeine pills.

So who is getting married?

*DUST* — Sat, 28 Jan 2006 - 03:17

[quote="Don Karnage"]lol I have been in a mall 5 times in my entire life so I wouldn't know... but I suspect while you're there tomorrow you might have to pick up some caffeine pills.

So who is getting married?[/quote]
family friend's son.

Dave — Sat, 28 Jan 2006 - 03:19

He must be terrified lol sounds like this is going to be a larger wedding.

Anonymous (not verified) — Sat, 28 Jan 2006 - 03:20

[quote="Don Karnage"]lol I have been in a mall 5 times in my entire life so I wouldn't know... but I suspect while you're there tomorrow you might have to pick up some caffeine pills.

So who is getting married?[/quote]

Very wise- Save your money..........

Dave — Sat, 28 Jan 2006 - 03:23

Well... my girlfriend does a pretty good job of preventing that. But I prefer smaller family owned or specialty stores. You can find more interesting things and it promotes market diversity.

Charleston would be boring if it were just a walmart and a piggly wigglys.

Anonymous (not verified) — Sat, 28 Jan 2006 - 03:29

[quote="Don Karnage"]Well... my girlfriend does a pretty good job of preventing that. But I prefer smaller family owned or specialty stores. You can find more interesting things and it promotes market diversity.

Charleston would be boring if it were just a walmart and a piggly wigglys.[/quote]

Yes less queuing up and waiting to be served, another 30 min of ones life wasted- there was a survey release in the UK, and it calculated the average time that one spent in his life time queuing in stores- I don’t have the actual result’s in fact I don’t know I’m telling you such random sampling twaddle 😢 .

Small stores are better in my opinion maybe not always cheaper but always less hassle.

*DUST* — Sat, 28 Jan 2006 - 03:31

[quote="Don Karnage"]He must be terrified lol sounds like this is going to be a larger wedding.[/quote]lol nah i think i just described the relation in a wierd way - they are 'family friends' i.e. our parents' have known eachother for ages, and we (the younglings) have also known eachother for ages, thus the guy is a good friend of my bros', and i am equally close to his sis... geddit? 😉

Dave — Sat, 28 Jan 2006 - 03:32

[quote="*DUST*"][quote="Don Karnage"]He must be terrified lol sounds like this is going to be a larger wedding.[/quote]lol nah i think i just described the relation in a wierd way - they are 'family friends' i.e. our parents' have known eachother for ages, and we (the younglings) have also known eachother for ages, thus the guy is a good friend of my bros', and i am equally close to his sis... geddit? :wink:[/quote]

Got it - a little bit drained these last few weeks.. not altogether with it, sorry

Anonymous (not verified) — Sat, 28 Jan 2006 - 03:36

Is someone getting married? :?:

I posted my brother wedding pics on Mpac very opulent

Dave — Sat, 28 Jan 2006 - 03:37

Several people are getting married atm.

Dust will be attending a wedding this weekend for her friend, fizzy appears to be getting married, and Naj is getting married

Anonymous (not verified) — Sat, 28 Jan 2006 - 03:41

[quote="Don Karnage"]Several people are getting married atm.

Dust will be attending a wedding this weekend for her friend, fizzy appears to be getting married, and Naj is getting married[/quote]

Interesting- have a splendid day – I might post my brother’s wedding pics. A sister on my forum- she’s in American is having troubles getting permission from her foster parents , to attend her best friends wedding, which Is being held in Jordon.

Dave — Sat, 28 Jan 2006 - 03:46

That is certainly a difficult journey, especially with the state of the american airline industry at the moment.

I saw the pictures your brothers wedding just now, very ornate - looks like you had a huge wedding party as well, how many people?

Anonymous (not verified) — Sat, 28 Jan 2006 - 03:51

[quote="Don Karnage"]That is certainly a difficult journey, especially with the state of the american airline industry at the moment.

I saw the pictures your brothers wedding just now, very ornate - looks like you had a huge wedding party as well, how many people?[/quote]

Last count was 700 from my family and the bride's family, and friends from both parties. Bengali's have this tradition, what ever food is not consumed it is then donated to a Masjid or a homeless organisation.

Anonymous (not verified) — Sat, 28 Jan 2006 - 03:52

Khuda Hafiz, remember to say the sleeping DUA. 🙂

Dave — Sat, 28 Jan 2006 - 03:54

[quote="(*_Shazan"]Last count was 700 from my family and the bride's family, and friends from both parties. Bengali's have this tradition, what ever food is not consumed it is then donated to a Masjid or a homeless organisation.[/quote]

Thats quite a large number of guests I take it there was not much food left over to donate?

Anonymous (not verified) — Sat, 28 Jan 2006 - 03:59

[quote="Don Karnage"][quote="(*_Shazan"]Last count was 700 from my family and the bride's family, and friends from both parties. Bengali's have this tradition, what ever food is not consumed it is then donated to a Masjid or a homeless organisation.[/quote]

Thats quite a large number of guests I take it there was not much food left over to donate?[/quote]

The catering cost 8 thousand pound alone- and it’s mainly rice, lamb, chicken and for desert it was ice cream. And forgot all the fruits and the cake. Bengalis/Asian know how to negotiate to get the most from their money.

Dave — Sat, 28 Jan 2006 - 04:01

That's substantial it must have been an extremely expensive wedding overall. Did one family take care of the costs as a wedding gift?

Anonymous (not verified) — Sat, 28 Jan 2006 - 04:08

[quote="Don Karnage"]That's substantial it must have been an extremely expensive wedding overall. Did one family take care of the costs as a wedding gift?[/quote]

The grand total is split between both the groom's and bride’s family. My brother didn’t want to spend that much, but he collapsed- under gentle persuasion. :o

I'm going back to my Quran.....Khuda Hafiz nice chatting 2 you.