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I like the way you describe the meat and the vegetables. This is the way most of you will know.

The word for the meat, masti, is a very common word in Indian languages. It means’meat’. Now, the word for the vegetables, iyengar, is a less commonly used word in Indian languages. That’s because it is an Indian word which means something like ‘chickpea’.

Thats right, it is an Indian word from the word iyengar and that means chicken. So you will know this from the pictures we have.

Yes, I like this picture. It’s very colorful.The word for the vegetables is called kannada. Now, the word for the meat itself is calli-mutti. I wonder if you would also have a word for the vegetables. That would be kalak.

So, the word for the vegetables is called kannada and the meat is called kalak. So that means that the word for the vegetables is called kannada and the word for the meat is called calli-mutti.

Masti Vennatissa has a lot of meaning in the Kannada language. It means chicken, and is pronounced kannadi. It is the same word that is used to spell chicken. Now, the word for the vegetables is called kannada. The word for the meat itself is called kalak. So, the word for the vegetables are kannadi and the word for the meat are kalak.

Masti Vennatissa is also used to spell chicken, and is pronounced calli-mutti. Now, the word for the vegetables is kannada and the word for the meat is called calli-mutti.

This is a Kannada joke, but it’s very relevant to the title. It reminds me of when I was a kid and I would watch an older aunt and uncle cooking over the stove and my uncles would play around on the table with the food. The joke is that if you eat chicken, your kannada name will change to masti. If you eat mutton, your kannada name will change to vennatissa.

So, if this is the way it works, then you can eat chicken and change your kannada name. I will be changing it to masti.

It’s actually a joke about something that I’ve had to face a lot this year. I have a lot of uncles, aunts, and cousins, so my kannada name has had a series of changes due to marriage and family, but there seems to be no rhyme or reason to the kannada name changes. I have also had various changes in my name.