Re: [nukkad] Ek Sher Sunata Hoon

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Mubashir wrote:
> Kaash kabhi aisa hota , do dil hote seene mein
> Ek agar toot bhi jaata , taklif na hoti jeene mein

Is that something to do with your silence in last few days?

I am Sorry.
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Anna Morawska wrote:
> Rawat:
> 
> > Do we have another marie Antoniette (sp?) in the making?<
> 
> Marie Antoinette.
> 
> What do you mean?

Thanks.
She was the french queen who, when told that people are not able
to find bread to eat, interjectcted "Why don't they eat cake".

SImilarly, this person does not realise that people are not
getting tap water to drink, and thinking that they are drinking
bottled mineral water.

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> Husain K Jagmag
> > word nicks cant... a great one is "MAVERICK" aka cherian...but as i said

We now know the Jagmag part.
We are entitled to know the story for that "K".

What does san mean in your Latin nickname?
There are fonts named with it. Serrif, San serrif.

Harshal Chhaya wrote:
> This proves the uselessness of nicknames when used in conjunction with real names. As soon as both are present, it is unclear which one to use and which to ignore. For best results, use only one.
> If you want to use your nick, get a hotmail.com or a Yahoo! mail account with that nick and use it always. Soon, you will be known by your nick.

After you are known by your your nickname, members will start
guessing your real name, and prod you ad-infinitum, ad-nauseaum
to reveal your real name.

Then you can reveal your real name, and start using it in
conjunction with your nickname. a la Netgeek aka Cherian,
Maverick aka Soumyo, Funny/Loving-Kid/Guy aka Mubashir.

Then 'Shal will tell you that using both name is of no use.

Wheel comes full circle. :))
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> Husain:
> word nick... i mean... pintoo, vicky, etc ...i find them soooo boooring...

They were never suppossed to be funny. nor were Guddoo, babloo,
tinku, mintu.

> A nick should convey some impression about the owner.... not that one word nicks cant...

The nicks are decided when the owner is not having much of a
personality.


Ragini wrote:
> ragini
> or how about
> shin-shina -kee-buublabu

That was the name of an old film. What does that mean?
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Harshal Chhaya wrote:
> 
> As an aside, it is interesting to see messages that discuss
> the 'nukkad' header. Chalo, at least people are reading it.

We have always been reading and ignoring it but headers have now
become much more interesting and change quite soon.

Sad that your this very mail has such a non-sexy header:-
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> Amazon also provides a gurantee upto US$ 250 so that if you have 
> problems with the product, you don't lose any money.

A good concept for benefit to customers. But I have heard that
book companies are unhappy over this as people are quickly
selling new books (after reading) at half the prices, thus the
sales of fresh one are reduced.

There also are allegations that people to whom new books are sent
free of cost for reviews, have started selling it like this.
Often it appears before the book is officially launched.

Definitely a boon to readers. Internet Zindabaad.


> I know many people have responded to this but let me say it again that this
> is complete bogus. This lie is generally told to young men to discourage them
> from um.. self-gratification. If this 'fact' were remotely true, you would see
> many bloodless teenagers around you.

When I was in school, nobody used to accept whether he does
"that". Nowadays, it is confessed openly and loudly.

> on newsgroups or on web-based message boards - is now called spam.

Thanks for the write up. I heard it first time.

Someone told me that SPAM is an abbreviation for "SALES PROMOTION
AND MARKETING" mails.

> What makes this line interesting is that 'Kerberos' is the name of a software package (http://web.mit.edu/kerberos/www/)

Just today, I read that in the latest novel SHOCK b robin cook.
Then it made sense, though I had guessed it after Anna's mail.

ANNA: are you into greek mythology?
I just love that. DO POST MORE FROM THAT.

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"Dandavate, Vaibhav (CAP, GEFA, Contractor)" wrote:
> >>From: aryaone
> 
> >>WHOM WOULD YOU CHOOSE?
> >>A True Friend? Or a profound Lover?
> 
> What if:
> 1. The True Friend is the person you Profoundly Love...
> 2. The person you Love Profoundly, is your True Friend...

The choices of BOTH or NONE are implied in any choice.

-Rawat







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