[mallumowgli]

There is a sign written boldly in ink at the Coimbatore Railway station (towards the southern end of the platform no: 1) that says

'NO USE URINE'

Not been able to understand what they mean - whether that urine is of no use or that the urine is not to be used???

[kousik]

This is in our office toilet. One of the rare occasions where the management covers your rear side.

[prince_pervez]

Originally Posted by kousik

This is in our office toilet. One of the rare occasions where the management covers your rear side.

Hillarious. What a way to start the day! You would like to see the jokes thread for more office humour on the last pages.

[neoonwheels]

I was in Mapro - Mahabaleshwar last weekend and went to the toilet and burst into tears reading "Please aim straight". As if playing a video game or something

[Jayabusa]

Originally Posted by mallumowgli

There is a sign written boldly in ink at the Coimbatore Railway station (towards the southern end of the platform no: 1) that says

'NO USE URINE'

Not been able to understand what they mean - whether that urine is of no use or that the urine is not to be used???

They probably want to say 'Don't use this area for urination'.

Originally Posted by neoonwheels

I was in Mapro - Mahabaleshwar last weekend and went to the toilet and burst into tears reading "Please aim straight". As if playing a video game or something

That's because some folks, in the quest for relieving themselves don't essentially aim straight.

[ch.nathan]

Spotted this truck on NH-7:

[Sujith1100]

Why we don't follow TRAFFIC RULES? Thats because we FALLOW the traffic rules ans Aminites ?



Don't go to China for Gun Powder, here it is only for 100/- at KA-AP border

[ch.nathan]

Spotted this in my office toilet. Looked like a small store room but entry restriction seems to be verrryy strict:






Work permit required? Business Visa nai chalega hai kya??

EDIT: Somebody had scribbled 'UK/US' on the notice.

[Jayabusa]

Originally Posted by Sujith1100

Don't go to China for Gun Powder, here it is only for 100/- at KA-AP border
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What exactly is gunpowder pickle? what is it made of?

[gavinimurthy]

Serve South Indian Gunpowder Chutney with Idlis (steamed South Indian rice cakes) or Dosas (crispy savory South Indian rice pancakes) and Sambar or simply sprinkle it on plain boiled rice and tuck in!
Ingredients:

• 4 tbsps Chana daal (large split yellow lentil)
• 3 tbsps skinless Urad daal
• 3 tbsps sesame seeds
• 5 dry red chillies (this is already really hot. Add more for more heat)
• Salt to taste
• 1 tsp sugar
• 1 tbsp vegetable/ canola/ sunflower cooking oil

Preparation:

• Heat the oil in a deep pan on medium flame. Add the Daals and dry red chillies and roast on a very low flame till they start to turn light brown in color.
• Add the sesame seeds and keep roasting till the seeds turn golden. Turn off fire.
• Use a coffee grinder or food processor to grind the above roasted ingredients to a coarse powder (not chunky and not flour-like either - in-between).
• Remove into a suitable serving bowl and add salt to taste. Add sugar and stir well to mix.
• Serve with [COLOR=#3366cc]Idlis[/COLOR] (steamed South Indian rice cakes) or Dosas (crispy savory South Indian rice pancakes) and Sambar or simply sprinkle it on plain boiled rice and drizzle with [COLOR=#3366cc]ghee[/COLOR].
• You can store this chutney in an air-tight container for at least a week.

South Indian Gunpowder Chutney - Molaha Podi

Murthy

In telugu it is called putnala podi.




Murthy

[Jayabusa]

Originally Posted by gavinimurthy

Serve South Indian Gunpowder Chutney with Idlis (steamed South Indian rice cakes) or Dosas (crispy savory South Indian rice pancakes) and Sambar or simply sprinkle it on plain boiled rice and tuck in!
Ingredients:

• 4 tbsps Chana daal (large split yellow lentil)
• 3 tbsps skinless Urad daal
• 3 tbsps sesame seeds
• 5 dry red chillies (this is already really hot. Add more for more heat)
• Salt to taste
• 1 tsp sugar
• 1 tbsp vegetable/ canola/ sunflower cooking oil

Preparation:

• Heat the oil in a deep pan on medium flame. Add the Daals and dry red chillies and roast on a very low flame till they start to turn light brown in color.
• Add the sesame seeds and keep roasting till the seeds turn golden. Turn off fire.
• Use a coffee grinder or food processor to grind the above roasted ingredients to a coarse powder (not chunky and not flour-like either - in-between).
• Remove into a suitable serving bowl and add salt to taste. Add sugar and stir well to mix.
• Serve with [COLOR=#3366cc]Idlis[/COLOR] (steamed South Indian rice cakes) or Dosas (crispy savory South Indian rice pancakes) and Sambar or simply sprinkle it on plain boiled rice and drizzle with [COLOR=#3366cc]ghee[/COLOR].
• You can store this chutney in an air-tight container for at least a week.

South Indian Gunpowder Chutney - Molaha Podi

Murthy

Oh, ok. I love molaha podi!
Thanks Gavin.

[Jayabusa]

^^Oh, ok. I very well know molaga podi & like it too!
Thanks for the info.

[rjstyles69]

As long as you understand what we intend to say .

[addyhemmige]

Originally Posted by rjstyles69

As long as you understand what we intend to say .

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I think these signs are found in Bababudangiri and Manikyadhaara falls, right?

[rjstyles69]

Originally Posted by addyhemmige

I think these signs are found in Bababudangiri and Manikyadhaara falls, right?

Yupp mate , it was right there.