Veto Bangali

[Rubu]

i don't know what your feeling will be reading this news, i was laughing like crazy.

have a look at it Here>>> (http://www.bangladesherkhela.com/default.asp?strrefer=displayocr&straction=headline&iItemID=9453&iCategoryID=1).

Q1: is it really that hard to spend a month or so without rice?
Q2: how hard it is for those management team to buy some rice and cook it for crying aloud? there are 14 of them (3 times more than the players) i believe. i can't believe there is a place in this god's green earth you can't buy rice?
Q3: as a sponser of olympic, mickyD's food should be free for players. is this the reason of finding nothing else even after getting sick eating there?

[Rubu]

one off topic question for people living outside bd. whats the longest time you spent without eating rice?

me, only 2 month. i had the rice at store room, just did not feel like cooking it. if i try i think i can spend a year or so without feeling like eating rice.

[Nasif]

i can spend days/months/year without rice. I don't have any special "feelings" for rice ;)

Maximum I did spend without rice probably was little over 1 and half month.

Edited on, August 19, 2004, 6:44 AM GMT, by nasif.
Reason: typo

[AsifTheManRahman]

I dont have any special feelings for rice either...lol

I don't remember the maximum that I spent without it though...3/4 months maybe...

but like nasif, i could go on for years without it :lol:

[oracle]

panta bhat#1
I have a very special feeling for rice and as such cannot miss it for more than a week which usually happens if I travel. Also, I especially enjoy eating rice grown from my own land. The taste cannot be substituted.:D

Edited on, August 19, 2004, 1:01 PM GMT, by oracle.

[Orpheus]

Originally posted by oracle
panta bhat#1
I have a very special feeling for rice and as such cannot miss it for more than a week which usually happens if I travel. Also, I especially enjoy eating rice grown from my own land. The taste cannot be substituted.:D

Edited on, August 19, 2004, 1:01 PM GMT, by oracle.

True.. those rice from the village have this amazing smell. Actually I think most of the things over there tastes much better because it's fresher. Can't never forget the taste of Podma's Hilsha/Ilish. I think Japan's president visited BD when I was there few years ago.. and he was like... the best thing about bangladesh is Pitha and Ilish :) He was thinking of importing them .. for japanese ppl.. :) Amrai pai na.. abar export.. ami shamne thakle ekta latthi ditam shalare.

Edited on, August 19, 2004, 7:04 PM GMT, by Orpheus.

[Ibrahim]

I read this news yesterday and was calling all of my friends all around and joking a lot, but it is true for a person who never stay out of the country. Might be hard for them.

[bourny3]

I live in Australia and i dont think ive eaten rice for a good 2 months and before that probably 3 months

[rassel]

maybe couple of weeks


anyway, I preferred parata than rice:P

[TigerFan]

me can stay without rice more than a year. I live with my family so I eat rice everyday. I am not a big fan of rice, may be khichuri, polao and biryani.

what came into my mind when reading this article is these bd athlets are pathetic. When u are a real athlet and playing for a big cause, nothing should able to stop u. They are just pathetic. Er cheye bangladesher rickshaw walara bhalo korbe.