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Sunday, June 9, 2013

Line-Maro airports




- So a girl at this Lucknow counter tells me, ‘I like your lips’.
I didn't know where to go.


- Next time, same airport, another girl, ‘I like your teeth’.
That’s still ok! 


- A sardar at the Delhi airport, “Are you a frequent flier?”.

Me: “Umm, I don’t have any card.”

He: “No, no. Just that I’ve seen your name a lot of times.”
  

 - An immigration officer was going through my passport, “Punjabi, hmm?”. 

Me, smiling, “Yes”.

He, singing like a song, “ Kahan jaa rahi hainnnn,”.

Me, “Bahrain.”

He tries to find my visa but can't.

Me, “Visa is on page 26.”

He, singing, “Aapko to sabbbb pata hai.”

Uh!!!!

  
- The first time I came to Bahrain, the Boy told me to buy liquor from the arrival Duty Free shop. I was standing at the counter when an Arab smiled at me and said, "Do you have the money?" 
I gave him a nod and smiled back. I was later told that he would have easily given me all I needed. This country is notorious on Thursdays!
  

I have rude (don't-touch-anything-till-I-tell-you-to) , sweet (you-don't-look-married) and irritating (are-you-pregnant) immigration stories as well. But lets keep them for another day. I just wish that someday a cute guy would be at the counter or at immigration and would repeat the above lines. Now THAT would make for the best story ever.

P.S. I am happily married. A little flirting works wonders for the heart :) 

10 comments:

  1. Anonymous6/10/2013

    Certainly. little flirting doesn't hurt :) raining compliments :)

    What are you doing in Bahrain btw?

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  2. These 'compliments' have been raining over a period of time.. so I'm not ao thrilled. Lol!
    I'm the most vela person you will know. Doing absolutely nothing.. but this is by choice. So, no regrets :)
    I'm guessing you are a freelance writer, right? We do need to know each other better.

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  3. Totally agree on the P.S :D

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    1. You too!? And you JUST got married ;)

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    1. I don't know how I'd react if my husband wrote the same P.S.! Haha, double standards!

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  5. Came here for the first time, nice post.
    the Sardar one's epic haha!

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    1. Welcome here, Nameera!
      Like always, I understood pretty late that he was flirting! Anyway, I wasn't annoyed as much as I was with that immigration officer.. what a jerk he was. Ughhh!!

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  6. Hahaha, I too have my list of immigration stories but why do you buy at Airport in Bahrain? I thought booze was open there

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    1. Because at Duty Free you get stuff at half the price :)

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Your sweetness makes my day. Gentle criticism will be taken in the right spirit too :)