March 27, 2013 - Balloons over Burma

[infinite monkey]

*snicker*

So I went to HS with a girl whose last name was M*A*H*I*L*R*A*J*A*H (without the astericks...don't want to be a privacy ruiner) whose family's license plate read "CEYLON" and they say she was a princess in Ceylon (that was already Sri Lanka by then). Does that sound true? I don't know the history.

[footfootfoot]

Originally Posted by infinite monkey

Are those buildings used? I mean, do people live in them or work in them? I would love love love to see one inside.

They certainly don't look new.

Originally Posted by infinite monkey

*snicker*

So I went to HS with a girl whose last name was M*A*H*I*L*R*A*J*A*H (without the astericks...don't want to be a privacy ruiner) whose family's license plate read "CEYLON" and they say she was a princess in Ceylon (that was already Sri Lanka by then). Does that sound true? I don't know the history.

More than likely. Consider the number of Princesses in Long Island and Connecticut.

[infinite monkey]

Originally Posted by footfootfoot

They certainly don't look new.

More than likely. Consider the number of Princesses in Long Island and Connecticut.

I know they're not new but are they workable?

She wasn't 'princessy' she was very down to earth and kind. Married a guy a grade ahead of us, still going strong.

But supposedly they were some kind of royalty.

*shrugs*