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LuLa
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 25 Jul 2006 14:58:39 GMT Report for Abuse
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Bonggo Machan,
Ha ha haaa, izey vasanathha thiruppi thiruppi sollural. Enna vida maattal machan, vidaveyyyyy matttal!
Awal varuwaala?
Aiyo, Awal varuwaala?
Aiaiyo, Awal varuwaala?
Enne viduwaala?
Awal enne vida maattal machan, vidaveyyyyy matttal! |
tamilcanuck
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 25 Jul 2006 15:16:17 GMT Report for Abuse
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Engirinthalum valka valka...
kane para thunnanung mama
i always thought the above phrase was kind of cool
so let me tell you that in the civilized world it is considered uncultured to put your mouth into other people's conversations.
i know this isnt addressed to me and since i am addressing your point to Lula i am in serious violation regarding the above rule. how uncivilised of me! cant teach an old dog new tricks. too late to change and be civilised and why change a winning attitude eh!!
Edited By - tamilcanuck - 25 Jul 2006 15:27:39 GM |
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25 Jul 2006 19:14:19 GMT Report for Abuse
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| This has got to be the longest running thread in this forum. And its going in the wrong direction. Any chance you guys will just stop this forum fight? :) |
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25 Jul 2006 19:22:06 GMT Report for Abuse
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This is the LONGEST thread and there is no politics either. Its a quiet day today. havent seen you lately. are you here or in the south.
fights, what fight. just a difference in opinion!! |
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26 Jul 2006 03:47:53 GMT Report for Abuse
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| Hi tamilcanuck, it's been a long time indeed. but that doesn't mean i don't visit this forum every now and then to see you guys engage in some hot politics whenever time permits :) - I'm in T.O now, it's been over an year now since I last visited Sri Lanka. Is Gaja still around? Oh boy, don't i miss our debates :) |
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26 Jul 2006 04:39:00 GMT Report for Abuse
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Good Morning folks!
once in a while invite the person behind you in the queue to go ahead of you - if the guy behins you is a Sardarji
Lula,
Unnai wittaaal yarum illai ..
Kanmaniye en kai annaikka
Guru,
kane para thunnanung mama
Kannaththai thotta kaihalin naan
Madhu kinnththai ini naan thoda matteyn |
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26 Jul 2006 05:06:32 GMT Report for Abuse
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Ruwani Nangi,
Ok then I am sorry and I will withdraw my statement. Do you live in SL? If you live abroad I don't think you care about our safety. Because you don't know how it feels like when the savages come with bombs strapped to thier bodies
You are dead right. It is a dreadful feeling. All of us have this fear, more so the Tamils. One thing I am sure, it cannot be stopped by war It can be, by change of heart.
The only other way to stop this: give death penalty to suicide bombers! |
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PRINCE OF DARKNESS
By Neil Manthorp
As well PRINCE's appointment as South Africa's first black captain is either the most important and significant moment in the game's history in this country or utterly irrelevant, depending on your viewpoint.
Or it is both.
Every year, month or even week there has been a new landmark or other; from the first black player 15 years ago (Omar Henry) to the first time there were two, three, four or five players in a national team. And the first black president, chief executive, majority on the board...the list hasn't stopped.
Every milestone is an important landmark and is deservedly recorded - nobody disputes that. But just as Germans eventually grew tired of 'wall stories' when the one that divided their country was being torn down, the majority of South Africans of all hues are becoming immune to their importance. Or perhaps it's just that they would rather concentrate on the cricket.
Haroon Lorgat is the national convenor of selectors responsible for PRINCE's appointment to the vice-captaincy after Jacques Kallis withdrew from the tour. When Graeme Smith wrenched ankle ligaments late one night on holiday, in what was euphemistically called 'an evening run' in a CSA statement, PRINCE was handed the job.
(Extract from The Island of 26.07.06)
Edited By - Bonggo - 26 Jul 2006 08:24:24 GMT |
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26 Jul 2006 12:07:10 GMT Report for Abuse
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Kannaththai thotta kaihalin naan
Madhu kinnththai ini naan thoda matteyn
wow Shisya,
I think i have heard this before. can you point to a source.
i tell you ytou seem to know more tamil than me! and thats a compliment
Bicubic,
Gaja acca is still around but dont see her often as before.
are you settled in T.O on a permanent basis. finished your higher studies! |
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26 Jul 2006 12:40:21 GMT Report for Abuse
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Some of you have come across soem of these jokes and some of you have not. Anyway, this is for some of you who havent read some of it:
Read n enjoy .....
Husband & Wife - Come Home Late
A woman was complaining to the neighbour that her husband always came home late, no matter how she tried to stop him. 'Take my advice,' said the neighbour, 'and do what I did. Once my husband came home at three o'clock in the morning, and from my bed I called out: 'Is that you, Jim?' And that cured him. 'Cured him !' asked the woman, 'but how?' The neighbour said, ' You see, his name is Bill .'
Husband & Wife - Why divorce?
In a divorce court a woman requested the judge: 'Your honor, I want to divorce my husband.' 'But why ?' asked the judge. She replied, 'Because he is not faithful to me.' The judge asked, 'How do you know?' She replied, ' My lord, not a single child resembles him .'
Husband & Wife - Love Your Enem y
From his death bed, the husband called his wife and said, 'One month after I die I want you to marry Samy.' 'Samy! But he is your enemy!' 'Yes, I know that ! I've suffered all these years so let him suffer now .'
Husband & Wife - Wedding Ring
At the cocktail party, one woman said to another, 'Aren't you wearing your wedding ring on the wrong finger? ' The other replied, ' Yes I am, I married the wrong man. '
Husband & Wife - Why ?
' Dad, I was away for a week. Yesterday I sent a fax to my wife I'd be home that night, and when I got into my room I found my wife in another man's arms. ' Why, Dad ? Tell me why!' Dad kept silent for a few minutes, then coolly said, ' Maybe, Son, she didn't get the fax .'
Husband & Wife - Same Service
A husband visited a marriage counselor and said, 'When we were first married, I would come home from the office, my wife would bring my slippers and our cute little dog would run around barking. Now after ten years it's all different, I come home, the dog brings the slippers and my wife runs around barking.' 'Why complain?' said the counselor. ' You're still getting the same service !'
Husband & Wife - Talk About Husband
One woman told another : 'My neighbour is always speaking ill of her husband, but look at me, my husband is foolish, lazy and a coward; but have I ever said anything bad about him ?'
Husband & Wife - Love To Do
A wife, one evening, drew her husband's attention to the couple next door and said, 'Do you see that couple? How devoted they are? He kisses her every time they meet. Why don't you do that?' 'I would love to.' Replied the husband. ' But I don't know her well enough .'
Husband & Wife - No Answer Back
A man was telling his friends, 'When my wife is infuriated, she starts shouting at me, my children and even at our dogs and nobody dares answer her.' One of his friends asked. 'And when you are angry, what do you do?' The man replied, ' I also shout angrily at the windows and doors of the house and none of them dares to answer back.
Husband & Wife - Problem Father
'You looked troubled,' I told my friend, 'what's your problem?' He replied, 'I'm going to be a father.' 'But that's wonderful,' I said. ' What's wonderful? My wife doesn't know about it ye t. |
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