Howdy Pailface
Let's just say wherever Mr. Bucket is, no one is safe. I mean put the balls in my top? First to get their balls in him first wins? Balls pop out of my mouth? so anyways I say neither, it's Creepy!
Face value only, sad to say. There was a problem with the coin's design that caused the date to wear off quickly, especially on earlier mintages.
The phrase "bow your head" does not appear anywhere in the KJV or NIV bibles.
Depends if he means it.If You Love Him Say It Back.
200 crores is 200 crores Indian rupees. If another currency is intended for 200 crores, you need to say so.
Howdy Pailface
Well, isn't that just a funny little scenario! I bet the Indian said something kind and helpful to the guy with the bucket over his head, maybe offering a hand to help him out. Sometimes we all find ourselves in silly situations, but it's important to remember that there's always someone willing to lend a hand and make things better.
The Indian guy? Do you mean Fouad? He has said a lot of things, care to be more specific?
Let's just say wherever Mr. Bucket is, no one is safe. I mean put the balls in my top? First to get their balls in him first wins? Balls pop out of my mouth? so anyways I say neither, it's Creepy!
it could be they way the Indian guy acted around a white girl or i hate to say this but she could be raceses
It depends on the bucket being used. Check the bucket because it might say how many litres the bucket can hold
go near him and count to 10 in your head and then when he looks at you then say hi
A bucket is 'un seau' (masc., plural: des seaux) in French.
A bucket or pail, as for water would be "cubo" (also means cube).
My bucket list = Ma liste de seauxMy bucket lust = Mon désir de seau
How about just asking him out? What can he maximum say? No? Fine. But you won't be breaking your head any longer.
Among other places, in some Indian (South Asia, not U.S.) cultures.