>ONE FINE DAY A GIRL PROPOSED TO A SARDAR AND SARDAR DENIED
>SIMPLY SAYING THAT IN OUR FAMILY,
>
>WE MARRY ONLY OUR RELATIVES..
>
>MY MOM MARRIED MY DAD,
>
>MY BROTHER MARRIED MY BHABHI ,
>
>MY UNCLE MARRIED MY AUNT AND SO ON.
>SO PLEASE EXCUSE ME !!!!!
>
>
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>
>>
>>Banta Singh and Santa Singh got tired using cell phones and for a
>>change decided to use really ancient methods of communication. They
>>decided to use pigeons to send messages. So they went and bought
>>expensive carrier pigeons from the Jama Masjid market in old Delhi
>>and found to their joy that the pigeons indeed could be trained and
>>the birds very easily learnt to return directly to their respective
>>homes. And so this scheme worked very fine.
>>
>>One day Santa sends his pigeon. When the pigeon reaches to Banta it
>>is with out message. Banta picked his mobile and asked Santa "What
>>is this joke? The pigeon is without any message!!!"
>>
>>Santa said "Oye khoteya, this was a missed call."
>>
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>
>"Help.... the Titanic is going to be drowned...."
>Everybody in the ship is shouting, crying, running or praying to God...
>
>Just then a Italian asks the nearby Sardarji in the ship.
>Italian : How far is land, from here ?
>Sardarji : Two miles .
>Italian : Only two miles, Then why are these fools making noise.
>I have got the experience of swimming even more.
>The Italian jumps off the ship into the sea and comes up
>to the layer to ask something again.
>Italian : Just tell me which side, is land two miles from here ?
>Sardarji : Downwards... !!
>
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>
>Sardarjee to Sunita: "I want to marry you"
>Sunita: "But I am one year elder to you."
>Sardarjee: "No Problem, then I will marry you next year."
>
>
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>
>Q

Why does sardarji brings binoculorses in his own marriage?
>A

To see his far reletavies.
>
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>
>Two Sardars went into a pub and after ordering two
>beers took some sandwiches out of their pockets and started to eat them.
>"You can't eat your own sandwiches in here," complained the pub-owner.
>So the two sardars swapped (exchanged) their sandwiches.
>
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>
>Once upon a time, a Sardarji saw a boy who wore his cap in the back direction.
>This event really harrased the social nature of sardarji and
>
>then he also decided to wear his pagari in the backward direction .
>While he was on his way to his office another Sardar saw him and asked
>
>"Sardar ji aa rahe ho ke jaa rahe ho"
>
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>
>A sardar was very fond of sensational and detective novels,
>but he always started reading from the middle.
>A friend of his asked why he did so?"
>It'z doubly interesting", said the Sardar. "TO start from the
>middle keeps one curious not only about its conclusion but also about its
beginning
>
>
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>
>Once a Sardarji was going to his office.
>On the way he slipped on a banana peel and was badly hurt.
>Next day , on his way to the office, he noticed a banana peel
>and Later after two days, he noticed two banana peels and
>exclaimed" ari sala, aaj to choice hai"!!!!!!
>
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>
>A Sardar died and went to heaven. When he got to the pearly gate
>
>Saint Peter told him that new rules were in effect due to the advances in
education
>on earth. In order to gain admittance a prospective heavenly soul must answer
>two questions:
>1. Name two days of the week that begin with "T".
>2. How many seconds are there in a year?
>
>The Sardar thought for a few minutes and answered...
>1. The two days of the week that begin with "T" are Today and Tomorrow.
>2. There are 12 seconds in a year.
>
>Saint Peter said, "OK, I'll buy the Today and Tomorrow, even though it's not
>the answer I expected, so your answer is correct. But how did you get only
>12 seconds in a year?"
>The Sardar replied, "Well, January 2nd, February 2nd, March 2nd, etc...."
>Saint Peter lets him in without another word