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Think or sink!

Visalakshi Ramani said:


Nobody can really eat / drink boiling hot stuff anyway!
It will scald the inside of the mouth and kill the taste buds too.
Small wonder the ingredients appear to remain mysterious!
Some like it hot! Some like it cold!
It is a personal preference I suppose.
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Hi VR ji
i am not telling so hot...some people drink hot(steam will cum while drinking)...andha hot eh sonnen...na steam illadhabodhu i'll drink nu sonnen..i can easily tell by smell of a dish what's missing/too much.without tasting i can tell how it will b to eat...and in drinking stuff..i can tell whether water has added,kind of milk,...my mom finds this to b useful in some cases:lol:...C how sensitive my smell and taste senses are:p
 
Hi guys

RIDDLE'S

1.What is the center of gravity?

2.Always old, Sometimes new,
Never sad, Sometimes blue,
Never empty, Sometimes full,
Never pushes, Always pull...

Guess what it is?????:thumb:
 
"திருநெல்வேலிக்கே அல்வாவா?" எனத்
திகைத்து நான் நின்றது ஏன் தெரியுமா?


குட்டி பெண் ஒருத்தி என்னிடம் இன்று காலை
கேட்டாள் ஒரு கேள்வி! போட்டாள் ஒரு போடு!!


"ஏன் உங்களுக்கு மட்டும் இவ்வளவு சந்தேகங்கள்?"என்று!
எல்லோரிடமும் "ஏன்? ஏன்?" என்னும் என்னிடமே ஒரு ஏனா? :rolleyes:
 
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http://listverse.com/2013/09/18/10-mythological-ways-to-become-immortal/

Seeking the secret of immortality from ten animals!
Every asura had the dream of becoming immortal.
But nobody really became immortal despite his penance and tapas.
Even Devas and Gods are mortal! How can man become immortal?
Where is the need to become immortal?
What will he do once he becomes an immortal?
In fact the only thing that makes life worth living is
the promise of death at the end of it.
It does not matter HOW LONG one lives!
But it matters HOW WELL one has lived!


 
Dr.Dinesh said:
HI Guys
I feel really really so bad about the women's who r working from morning to nite everyday...i am always getting hurt-ed when i c or hear...including my mom...from 21yrs till they get vertical take off...working so hard for their family...why women's shd lead it like that...this has been practiced from ancient days.Still its prevailing...i wonder when will both husband and wife and their children to talk together even when they oldies...after my sister's marriage last march...i have given my mom space to come out and enjoy what she likes.but still she goes to the same old cooking and others:blah::blah:...dont u people find it bored/all my time/eppada vidivukaalam kidakkum/i need to sleep/need to enjoy/no need of cooking etc...this is not for all..some have become modernized nowadays...is their life going to end by serving others...i accept these are coming from ur thoughts/caring/concerned etc...but even though its hard to do a same duty each morning...but still hats off to all womens...:clap2:
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Dear Doc,

Now you will know why VR, Renu and RR are kicking in our dear forum!! :lol:
 
I saw a giant turtle in a zoo once in USA . It was really huge and heavy.
It was served a salad of it choicest vegetables and leaves on a plate.
It had to move from where it was resting in order to reach the plate.
It crawled with a great difficulty. When it reached the salad plate,
it settled down on the ground with a huge sigh (real or imaginary).
It was like the bus in USA which brings down the steps to enable
the persons with walking sticks to hop on to be lifted to their level of their seats.
Animals also grow old/ suffer pains whether or not their joints creak and murmur.
They too lose their teeth, vision, hearing ability and muscle power.
Everything that has a beginning must also have an end - for its own good!
 
What else to do? Can't do any washing, since humidity is nearing 100%. :nono:

Can't do any yummy dishes when mood is down and dull! :(

No TV, because the cable guy has :bolt: ed!!
Thank God for the small mercies.... Power has returned and hence I could sit in front of my PC! :ranger:

Though we have an inverter to have a few lights during power cuts, we don't use the computer.

Hmmmmmmmm... I think normalcy will return in my sweet home by this evening! :D
 
Raji Ram said:
What else to do? Can't do any washing, since humidity is nearing 100%. :nono:

Can't do any yummy dishes when mood is down and dull! :(

No TV, because the cable guy has :bolt: ed!!
Thank God for the small mercies.... Power has returned and hence I could sit in front of my PC! :ranger:

Though we have an inverter to have a few lights during power cuts, we don't use the computer.

Hmmmmmmmm... I think normalcy will return in my sweet home by this evening! :D
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You and Mr. Ram have proved that
"The tough get going when the going gets tough!" :clap2:
I bet you recent ordeal will soon appear த(க)ண்ணீர் கவிதைகள்!

 
Was the answer to the other "Moon" ?

Here is a crossword clue that appeared in newyork times(Moonday 16th November) related to gravity clue:
3 Down: Middle of100,000? (answer has 5 letters)
 
mskmoorthy said:
1. Was the answer to the other "Moon" ?

2. Here is a crossword clue that appeared in newyork times(Moonday 16th November) related to gravity clue:
3 Down: Middle of100,000? (answer has 5 letters)
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Dear Prof Sir,

Google says you are correct! :thumb:

2. I got the answer because you gave 'gravity' puzzle as clue. :)

Answer starts with C and ends in A.
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The Maha sashti pooja turned out to be marathon pooja from5 P.M. to 8 P.M.
Shanmuga's Trisathi was read by all of us together and
six different flowers and prasadams were offered to God.
I am happy the lemon rice made by me was just right
and more than enough to distribute to the crowd!! :)
An evening very well spent - I should say!
 
comma is correct - I am sorry that I did not explain the clue very well. The question mark in a clue usually means (in american style crossword puzzles)
http://www.nytimes.com/2001/04/08/magazine/08PUZZLE.html
"One answer that always seems to trip solvers up is R-A-N-D-R, which was clued as "Leave time?" when it first appeared in a Times puzzle several years ago. Afterward lots of solvers called and wrote me saying that they couldn't find the word RANDR in their dictionaries, and where did I get it? I had to inform them gently that the answer was three words, R AND R, as in the time when one goes on leave.
A question mark at the end of a clue can mean several things. In the above clue for R AND R, it means "This clue is tricky! Be careful!" It can also indicate that the answer only loosely fits the clue. For example, "Cause for a head-slap?" (BONER). Making a boner may or may not be cause for slapping one's forehead. When question marks appear at the ends of the clues for all the long answers in a puzzle, usually the marks are signals for related puns."
 
mskmoorthy said:
comma is correct - I am sorry that I did not explain the clue very well. The question mark in a clue usually means (in american style crossword puzzles)
http://www.nytimes.com/2001/04/08/magazine/08PUZZLE.html
"One answer that always seems to trip solvers up is R-A-N-D-R, which was clued as "Leave time?" when it first appeared in a Times puzzle several years ago. Afterward lots of solvers called and wrote me saying that they couldn't find the word RANDR in their dictionaries, and where did I get it? I had to inform them gently that the answer was three words, R AND R, as in the time when one goes on leave.
A question mark at the end of a clue can mean several things. In the above clue for R AND R, it means "This clue is tricky! Be careful!" It can also indicate that the answer only loosely fits the clue. For example, "Cause for a head-slap?" (BONER). Making a boner may or may not be cause for slapping one's forehead. When question marks appear at the ends of the clues for all the long answers in a puzzle, usually the marks are signals for related puns."
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dear sir,
The cross word puzzle appears to be a world by itself.
It needs a very fertile mind and linguistic skill to solve it.
Hats off to you for being a devoted cross-word puzzle-solver! :yo:
 

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