Sounds like an Ali G saying to me, or do I mean Lenny Henry?

Les

[Edited by Leslie - 4/1/2003 12:11:06 PM]

 

You must have seen this word in big letters, usually on motorway bridges ? Does anyone know what it means and why it is there ?

Matt

 

Theres' a few explanations:

it's an alternative rock band - seems unlikely explanation

it's the krishna word for "be happy" - could be that

it's a gang name - based in London (could be that I guess)

HTH

 

Isn't it the company that makes the bridges then?
Alcazar

 

Could be (even though I get the feeling that was sarcastic ) It's as good a name as any I guess.

 

No I don't think its who built the bridge, the "stickers" don't look profesional enough. Its as though they've bent over the bridge to stick them on...

 

isn't that the sound FX made in GTA when u run over a complete line of hare krishna's???

me tinks so

 

i was gonna say that asif
gouuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuurangaaaaaaaaa

Andy

 

http://www.gouranga.com/

 

its some sort of group set up by set up by students (probably raking in millions from lottery funding)dont really know what they do , they sell crap , and graphiti bridges and stuff , its more a kin of sect , gy tryed to tell me all about it in the pub one night but told him i had to go as i could hear my mum calling me home for tea

 

DOH!
I thought it might be a company who maintains the bridges, I'll get my coat

Now i know

 

your meant to say 'be happy' as you go under the bridge its on, its suppost to be good luck or summink!

laura

 

I though they made toilet roll holders for public toilets - see them there all the time.

 

Theres loads of these nutters in doncaster town centre. They always collar you and always try to make you say gouranga. I always reply with f**k off and they still smile lol.

They've got them on all the bridges round here.

Be happy my ****.

I would if one fell off while putting it on lol.

 

Isnt that the ingredient in the new Boost energy bar?