before Australiai pepols got angry. but where to find like this vanmanush?

He allow to play ,but, Harbhajan shing complain how vanmanush to play for Australiai pepols..so they takes him to court.

So we capture better vanmanush than panting
where adi manab is avlabul?
what u means...?
Kya bolti tu ?

Aati kya khandala?
no no minkey means bander only.......saimonds not minkey

Why do you ask such questions which is of no Sense!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The past is our definition. We may strive, with good reason, to escape it, or to escape what is bad in it, but we will escape it only by adding something better to it.

What do you mean ''what u means.?'' What U means!!
Seriously dude. Sprekken ze English!!

from down under without his underwear

From his face he looks like a vanmanush.

hmm ok Saimonds is Symonds; Panting is Ponting . not sure who vanmanush is but he sounds like an important cricketer.

EDIT: Thanks for the translation; l thought this whole 'monkey' business was dead and buried . obviously there are some people wishing to dig up the past.

angreji seekth ke aa ya fir kela kha ke so ja beta

bhed bhav karna buri baat hai aur tu symonds par appati janak batein kar raha hai

thik hai bhau to khus reh (sixer)

Please rephrase the question buddy.Then only we could help u.
Thanks Troll Buster Unofficial for explaining what vanmanush means.

But seriously after getting the meaning of vanmanush l really can not get what u r trying to say.Rephrase the question again.

Tim K-The meaning of vanmanush means Monkey.

the only monkey here is you learn how to write in english

Mate, you would be better off speaking in your native language. We would probably be able to understand you better. What you have exhibited has completely disgraced and abused the English language. l did not understand a word of it.

But l know where you were captured, somewhere in the tree tops of Haryana,isnt it?

by the way, you are not going to achieve anything by blocking me, Iam going to answer only once

l have no idea
sorry
i need 5 points badly to ask an important question about a software