Sunday, January 08, 2006
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6 Comments:
... excellent Z!
Happy New Year!!!
Wish you all the best for 2006!
You must be a rich man with all those buddhas!
bingo&betty-> hehehehe... yours were great too
sidney-> hahahahahha... i hope i will be a rich man... soon
Buddha!! :) Great shot... Nice collection...
Wonderful collection... They all seem to be smiling, and that alone brings a smile to your face as well. Someone told that people also keep the statues for good luck.
brandon-> thanks
milan-> yeh..good luck... and also for happiness... yah.. this is also called the "smilling buddha".... when ever u see a buddha statute with bald head, big belly and is smilling... then they are all the same "smilling buddha" which can be any form, standing or sitting.
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