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#5. RED VS RED Emma Stone.
 
WOW!!! I never thought so many beauties

would prefer to appear in red dress on the red carpet. :faint:

I can never cover all of them for two reasons...

1. They are for too many and

2. I do not now the names of many of them.

If we see so many ladies in red we will start seeing red everywhere !!! :fear:
 
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People who just SEE us know what we look like but
they will never know who we really are,
until we prove it to them.

Moral:

Don't listen to nasty comments passed hastily.
Instead make them listen to what you have to say!
 
Who would believe this unless PROVED by the before and after photos?? :faint:


Hrithik-Roshan_154449.jpg


Which means that there is hope for everyone,
however FAT and out of shape to get into shape.
 
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Visalakshi Ramani said:
Psychologists as well as the wise people use the words we utter to learn about us.

There is one particular test in which words are spoken as in a rapid fire round.

The subject (?) / object(??) of study must tell the first word that comes to his/her mind on hearing the word told by the psychologist without thinking about anything else.

The word நெருப்பு rhymes well with the word பருப்பு
(meaning pistha since the smiley used was :heh: )

I used two stars **ப்பு to find out the thought process of the person.

He / she went straight to the word செருப்பு since it was the இருப்பு
in a mind which was கறுப்பு since it was filled with வெறுப்பு.

If there is going to be a மறுப்பு it will fall on deaf ears.

People who have made வெறுப்பு an essential உறுப்பு
can not be helped by anyone else...unless
they decide to rectify it by themselves.
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Ok now you seem to have got a PhD in "Smiley Usage" + "**" usage.

Also you seem to confuse me with some other person who used to frequent this forum (he/she?) and probably you were put off when it dawned on you that you might be wrong.

You are very much my elder and I do not wish to drag this any further. Even my earlier post was written in jest and my apologies if it had hurt you, and probably if it had been in english, the psychologist would have had a different answer. I can speak Tamil, read and write a little, but am not well versed in it. So much for hasty conclusions!

BTW, I live in Kovaipudur even though I work in AUH. This is just to clarify that I am not a fictitious entity.
 
Visalakshi Ramani said:
Who would believe this unless PROVED by the before and after photos?? :faint:


Hrithik-Roshan_154449.jpg


Which means that there is hope for everyone,
however FAT and out of shape to get into shape.
Click to expand...

Mam,

Pranams,

This reminds me of 70s, when at the last page of Rani weekly invariably there will be an advt. with a muscular body builder giving pose with six packs and arms. I was very fond of this and when I landed at Chennai in 1972, my first priorities were Wren & Martin and 'Madan Mitra''Jeevantone" While I got Wren & Martin at Moore Market, I am unable to locate the shops where the body building thing like 'Madan Mitra' & Jeevan tone' made available. That remained a dream.

With regards:)
 
dear Mr. V.B.S.M,
Namaste! :pray2:
Most of use give up hope of shaping the body or losing weight after a half hearted attempt.
This post is just infuse confidence in those people never to give up hope.
If a man with pot belly can become Greek God, why not we?? :rolleyes:
 
For the first time I am learning the correct usage of Tamil words

(from someone not very well versed in the beautiful language) and that

an unwarranted and unwanted reference to Cheruppu is a jest and a joke!!!
 
When paruppu can be construed to be a good usage, I dont see why Cheruppu can't be. The padukas of Rama are worshipped.

Why would someone want to doubt a clarification? Simply can't let go of their erroneous mind reading, eh??

Anyway, I would not carry this baggage anymore but seems that somebody is unable to let go.
 
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Anonymity is derive from the Greek word ἀνωνυμία, anonymia, meaning "without a name" or "namelessness". In colloquial use, anonymity typically refer to the state of an individual's personal identity, or personally identifiable information, being publicly unknown.

There are various situations in which a person might choose to withhold their identity. Acts of charity have been performed anonymously when benefactors do not wish to be acknowledged. A person who feels threatened might attempt to mitigate that threat through anonymity. A witness to a crime might seek to avoid retribution, for example, by anonymously calling a crime tipline. Criminals might proceed anonymously to conceal their participation in a crime. Anonymity may also be created unintentionally, through the loss of identifying information due to the passage of time or a destructive event.
In certain situations, it is illegal to remain anonymous. In the United States, 24 states have “Stop and identify” statutes that requires persons detained to self identify when requested by a law enforcement officer.
The term "anonymous message" typically refers to a message (which is, for example, transmitted over some form of a network) that does not carry any information about its sender and its intended recipient. It is therefore unclear if multiple such messages have been sent by the same sender or if they have the same intended recipient.
The problem of determining whether or not the identity of a communication partner is the same as one previously encountered is the problem of authentication.
In mathematics, in reference to an arbitrary element (e.g. a human, an object, a computer), within a well-defined set (called the "anonymity set"), "anonymity" of that element refers to the property of that element of not being identifiable within this set. If it is not identifiable, then the element is said to be "anonymous".

Courtesy Wikipedia
 
[h=1]synonymous
[/h] If two words are synonymous, they mean the same thing. You tried to convince her that "love" and "chocolate" were not synonymous, but it was no use.
In addition to describing words with the same or similar meanings, you can use the adjective synonymous to describe things that are similar in a more figurative way. Summer is synonymous with picnics, playing outside, and days at the beach. Summer is also synonymous with ants, skinned knees, and sunburn!


 
People who identify themselves with their names / images/ avatars and the like, behave in a responsible way. Greater their age, deeper their humility and better their interaction. :hail:

People who have ambiguous letters (I can't call them as names under any pretext)
which reveal neither the gender nor the age nor anything about them
use their anonymity to behave irresponsibly. :llama:

Anonymous is synonymous with irresponsible behavior. :decision:

It won't hurt to learn deft definitions along with the
lesser known languages and some good manners. :moony:
 
Every man is not a Sri Rama. :nono:

Every chappal is not Sri paadugai. :nono:

In all the millenniums so far there has been

OLNY one Raman with one pair or paadugai

which deserve to be worshiped.
 
Do it yourself!!!
When we do things by ourselves...
we remain in use,
we remain in shape,
we remain in service,
we retain our self esteem
and we save money.
A penny saved is a penny earned.
Small drops make the mighty ocean.
 
I have read the story of a doctor.
She sat one day and added up all her bills.
The pay of the baby sitter,
the pay of the maid servant,
and the pay of everyone who was helping her
to continue to be doctor by profession.
She almost :faint: when the amount paid
to others was MORE than her own pay.
She decided to take care of the kids
till they grew up a little more.
She saved money and avoided the
stressful lifestyle in a single move.
 
I know a lady who was advised by her brother to give up her job
since she was literally supporting the big family of the cook
and educating the cook's children in exchange for some hot tasty food.
 
There is one lady who realized that she was spending a few hundred rupees every month in getting the clothes ironed by the professional isthri-man.

I already wrote about the old skinny lady who earns in tens of thousands - free of income-tax by giving bath to the elders and the new born!
 
Meals of wheels is becoming a popular concept.
One day my husband brought home a pamphlet.
I gave the rates for the breakfast, lunch and supper.
The consolidated expenses for one person per day was 150/-
which he thought was indeed very cheap.
But for two persons it works out to 9000 p.m. :shocked:
And we will never know whether the food we eat is
pure vegetarian free from the non-microscopic living organisms. :scared:
 

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