I am looking for a girl. How can i get a girl in delhi?
Can i get a girl in Delhi?Of course you can get a girl in Delhi. Its not a big deal. All you have to do is follow these few simple steps:Go to janpath market. A few Kms vertically above this market there is another famous market called janaanipath market. Get there.Entering the market, you'll find many shops. Go to any according to the type of girl you fancy.Tell shopkeeper that you want to get certain object. Oh by object i meant girl. But GIRL is not a word here. So, don't use it. They take offence.You might not have the enough of anything to get the girl. Girls are very expensive there. But no worries. Tell shopkeeper how desperate you are. Yes! This is a token to discount. Depending on your desperation level the shopkeeper will offer you discount. It may vary from 0% to 100%. For you, i am sure he'll give you buy one get one free offer.After you're done with getting a girl come down to janpath. Here you'll notice something strange. The girls are not the objects as they were in that market. Yeah! But who cares. You've already got your object. No?Wear a being stud swag. Because getting a girl is not everyone's cup of tea.Now you have accomplished Mission GETTING A GIRL IN DELHI. Cheers!Thankyou!
I am looking for 2 certain lenses?
I am looking for a Concave Convex Lens and a Plano Concave Lens (To build a telescope for a school project). The Concave Convex lens has to have Focal Length of 1350mm (0.75 diopter), and the other has to have a focal length of -152mm (-6.6 diopter). And kindly let it be a 49mm in diameter for both. Thanks in advance!
How do I say I am looking for ... in french?
Chercher - to look for Rechercher - to look for/ to seek Je cherche un homme qui aime les enfants. Il doit travailler et il doit être athlétique aussi. I'm looking for a man whom likes (loves) children. He must (should) work and must (should) be athletic also. Je cherche un homme qui aime les enfants. Il doit avoir un emploi et est très athlétique. I'm looking for a man whom likes (loves) children. He must (should) have employment and is very athletic. You can write this in various forms just as with English.
I'm gay and I am looking for a good partner. How do I get one?
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I am looking for a content writer. How can I find one?
There are plenty of content writers who are seeking opportunities on portals likeLinkedIn ProFinder.Contently.Scripted.ProBlogger Job Board.Mediabistro.Skyword.CloudPeepsTry to hire newbies who are keen to get an opportunity for content writing. It will be helpful for you as in they will be ready to work for you in much cheaper rates. The other advantage of it is you will be the one who will be dictating the terms for your current project.If you are looking for a blog writer or a website content writer and also want to optimize your online presence than contact me on my linkedin profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hars...
Which is the correct form, "whom are you looking for" or "who are you looking for"?
It should be "whom are you looking for?" Let's understand why:Who is used to refer to the subjectEg: Q - Who won the Oscar? A - Tom Hanks won the OscarHere won is the verb, and the action of winning is done by the subject, "the who".So - Who is used to refer to the subject. Whom is used to refer to the objectEg: Q - Whom are you looking for? A - I am looking for Tom Hanks. Here looking is the verb, and the action of looking is done by you, the subject. "The whom" is the "object" of the sentence.So - whom is used to refer to the object.The easy way to select one of the two while using is checking is the "who" or the "whom" is doing the action (if it's the subject) or not.
I am looking for Shay Ermis of Marinette, Wi.?
If it is that vital.....drive there and start searching.......look in phone book to start search and get old address......go to the old address and inquire. If you know her maiden name call the parents....many more options to list but you'll have to do some thinking also.
What is the diffrence between looking for and searching?
Basically, "to look *FOR* something" is the same as " to search for something".(note: "to look AT something" is different.)"looking (for)" is more commonly said than "searching".Searching is usually more formal or serious, like searching through a book, or searching for happiness.looking for can be more casual, or when looking for people.sometimes, "searching" is used when you have a very specific target, whereas "looking for" is done when you are not as serious about something, or you are not as sureexamples:I am looking for Mr. Khan. ( i want to find him and talk to him )I am searching for Mr. Khan (he lost in crowd )I am searching through a telephone book for the right numberI am looking for the number in the telephone book.(both work, but we usually say looking)I am looking for someone who wants to have a good time.I am searching the streets for anyone who wants to have a good time today.Yesterday I lost my keys, I was searching for them frantically !I have to go in 2 hours, and I don't know where my keys are. I better start looking for them.I'm looking for a job now. (We say this instead of I'm searching for a job, usually. Searching for a job could be said, but since you don't know what job you're going to get yet, you just want any job, you say looking for.).