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Shaas,do not worry.Our diwana bro lives in the Middle East.He knows about Indians very well.He was just poking fun at Indians.Do not worry.
Re: Today we are all Pakistan #IndiaWithPakistan
Shaas,do not worry.Our diwana bro lives in the Middle East.He knows about Indians very well.He was just poking fun at Indians.Do not worry.
Well I live in Australia and the Indians and Pakistanis get along very well here. I have also posted the exact same pictures on the world ceremonies thread. Maybe he can poke fun there as well. Or he could post about the initiatives in the Middle East-such as vigils. moments of silence in schools, prayers and offers to donate blood that have occurred for the Peshawar incident. I think Dubai had some and the Saudi Arabian Sheikh gave a statement on Pakistani tv. I get that different countries have different India-Pakistan dynamics. Middle east, UK and US all have their own dynamics. It's not my duty to take on responsibility for dynamics in different countries that I can neither control or influence. If someone is projecting their experience of Indians on the world it is their issue like it would be if an Indian was projecting their interaction with Pakistanis to the world.
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Fiddle was not invented by that time. Flute was.
Some think it was bagpipe, some say it was Lyre.
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Nope.It was Fiddle.A form of Fiddle,more accurately.
Flute is distant apart.
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Woah..yeh kya hua. Look at what i found. What about bakeries?
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Did Nero really fiddle while Rome burned?
In July of 64 A.D., a great fire ravaged Rome for six days, destroying 70 percent of the city and leaving half its population homeless. According to a well-known expression, Rome’s emperor at the time, the decadent and unpopular Nero, “fiddled while Rome burned.” The expression has a double meaning: Not only did Nero play music while his people suffered, but he was an ineffectual leader in a time of crisis. It’s been pretty easy to cast blame on Nero, who had many enemies and is remembered as one of history’s most sadistic and cruelest leaders—but there are a couple of problems with this story.
For one thing, the fiddle didn’t exist in ancient Rome. Music historians believe the viol class of instruments (to which the fiddle belongs) was not developed until the 11th century. If Nero played anything, it would probably have been the cithara, a heavy wooden instrument with four to seven strings—but there is still no solid evidence that he played one during the Great Fire.
You are in mood of arguing on something I said but did not get the actual meaning.
Flute was invented by that time, regardless if he really played it or not.
Say no to Flute? Here is something for you to ponder.
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This was a great thread ... appreciate the gesture.
It has served its purpose so it will be closed now . thx