I think I've just seen the real Bob Shawadiwadi

[BlackenedBiker]

There's an Indian woman here called Swastika FFS!

Guess it's a symbol of peace in whatever sect of Hinduism she belongs to.

Once had a guy working for me called Hardwarewaller....

Apparently his grand father sold hardware

[HairyArsedBloke]

Been listening to Radio 7?

I caught that the other day.

I read that book over thirty years ago, but listening to the radio I think that I did not really understand it back then. It is such a horrid and scary story.

[mudskipper]

We has a Deepjit - the 'j' is pronounced softly, rather like 'sh'.

[George Parr]

I caught that the other day.

I read that book over thirty years ago, but listening to the radio I think that I did not really understand it back then. It is such a horrid and scary story.

The World State is built upon the principles of Henry Ford's assembly line—mass production, homogeneity, predictability, and consumption of disposable consumer goods.

Nah, It'll never happen.

[alreadypacked]

He seemed to be having trouble with the coffee machine. Not sure I'd trust him with a computer

If he is recently arrived from India he will not have a clue how a coffee machine works. Like me now, he is used to having a "chai wallah" to bring it to my desk

[scaramanga]

We has a Deepjit - the 'j' is pronounced softly, rather like 'sh'.

I worked with a Wankhede before.

[HairyArsedBloke]

Like me now, he is used to having a "chai wallah" to bring it to my desk

That reminds me of when I was working in the City before we moved 'offshore'. Client co. had an intern that one of the traders kept calling 'Starbucks Wallah'.