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The ten tell-tale signs-of a workaholic ITHAPPADINGA MUTHALLA....

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Sounds like another Kerala where black magic prevails!!! :fear:

renuka said:
Dear VR Ji,

Out here in Malaysia black magic mixed with food is very common and some people even vomit blood and drop dead upon consuming food tainted with black magic.
That technique to mix black magic in food is known as "Santau" in the local lingo.
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Cool! Siva also thinks like Visa!!!:cool:
It is far better to trust and be trusted than
mistrust and be mistrusted!!! Right Mr. Siva???

Haridasa Siva said:
suraju06 ji,

Thanks for sharing it with us. Quite interesting and could not help laughing out loud. It is more the consultants who would take this approach than a workaholic. The latter is busy working all the time and has no time to think??!! The consultant is good in throwing out jargons like "core competencies", "Skill mapping", "downsizing", etc. In a way, consutants are like women. The are good in "packaging".:laser:



Renu, your post 15

I agree with many points you have raised. But it is better to trust and get fooled than not to trust and to worry as to who would deceive.
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I thought that such things happened only in masala movies! :rolleyes:

renuka said:
It's like a reflex..there is no worry or anxiety involved.
Even in college we girls would never accept any drink brought by a guy..God knows what sedative could be in it.
So we only used to order bottled drinks and tell the waiter to open in front of us.
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Delicious, thanks. where is 'seeyam'?

Visalakshi Ramani said:
No wonder the shortest route to a man's heart is through his stomach!!!

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ENJOY!!! :thumb:
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Many thanks. My cup/pate is full!

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Here they are! Enjoy!!!
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Reminds me of Manorama's Kozhik kuzhambu when a kozhi would be hung (later to be replaced by the picture of a kozhi)
and she would enjoy the kuzhambu without spending a pie.

All of us have eaten the seeyam and modakam with our eyes
and yet the plate and the bowl are as full as ever! :happy:
 
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