There was an English man, who was singing "there was a cold day", whilst in The cinema toilets.
An Indian guy walks by and hears him singing "there was a cold day, there was a cold day"
The Indian guy slams the door wide open . . .
The English man in a shock say's, "what the bloody hell are u doing u pervert !",
The Indian replies , "oh, sorry yaar I thought you said, darwaza khol de . . . . darwazaa khol de . ..
Regards,
Hassan :wink:
From Pakistan, Islamabad
An Indian guy walks by and hears him singing "there was a cold day, there was a cold day"
The Indian guy slams the door wide open . . .
The English man in a shock say's, "what the bloody hell are u doing u pervert !",
The Indian replies , "oh, sorry yaar I thought you said, darwaza khol de . . . . darwazaa khol de . ..
Regards,
Hassan :wink:
From Pakistan, Islamabad
Hi Hasan, I can’t stop laughing. Its too good. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :wink: :lol: :lol: :lol: Deepali
From India, Chandigarh
From India, Chandigarh
I have heard this joke in a different way and the wordings were There was a Banker for Darwaja Band kar Any ways it was nice to read in a different way and I n’joyed it KIRAN ARORA
From India, Srinagar
From India, Srinagar
Dear Hassan,
The two sentences of " There was a cold day" and "There was a brown crow" was actually told to all East India Company officials when they were sent to India so that they could communicate with the natives. There were few other sentences also. These two became famous as they were used frequently.
Regards,
SC
From India, Thane
The two sentences of " There was a cold day" and "There was a brown crow" was actually told to all East India Company officials when they were sent to India so that they could communicate with the natives. There were few other sentences also. These two became famous as they were used frequently.
Regards,
SC
From India, Thane
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