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Sujatha

@Sue Nair

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Posted: 16 years ago

#431

Originally posted by: rojapoooo
awww Chech,that is scary - guess the global depression
is hitting closer to home - possibly, these people are all
retrenched workers and have no money for food. Read a
news about a bus driver being robbed - we need to be
careful from now on -until the job front eases out. Immediately
get her some counseling before this gets deep in to her mind -
You never know as to when this will surface - it is too raw now
and would not have sunk in - after a day or two is when she
will feel the impact - attend to it immdly - and give her a hug from me
Thank God that it was just her wrist - the robbers would panic more
in situations like this and won't know what they are doing

Thanks again Rojapoo...your pm was so caring. I have already given her a hug on behalf of you...😃 The cut was slightly above the wrist.....she went for dressing today as well.

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Sujatha

@Sue Nair

Inactive

Posted: 16 years ago

#432

Originally posted by: supree

Achcachoo,... Sue Akka, I am very sorry to hear what happened to your dd. very shocking. Thank God she is ok now.

What Rojakka mentioned here is absolutely right. Even here due to the economy condition, within the last 4 weeks there were 3 incidents that I came to know, in 2 of those, a person was shot dead 😭 and the 3rd one was a robbery at the house.😲

Yes Supree economic crises is one of the many reasons for such high rise in crimes. I wish I could turn the clock back and go back to times when I was a teenager.....life was so blissful then with worries and unnecessary tension million miles apart .... 😍 Thanks for your concern too, dear.😃

Edited by Sue Nair - 16 years ago

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Sujatha

@Sue Nair

Inactive

Posted: 16 years ago

#433

Originally posted by: eljay
Sue, out here the robbers target Indian families because they know the Indian women have jewelry in their homes. In one family, they entered the house boldly while the husband was in the back yard, asked the wife where the jewelry was kept, and when she told them it was in the bedroom upstairs, they went upstairs and started looking. In the meantime, the husband came in, saw his wife looking agitated, heard the noises upstairs, picked up a chair, and just then the guys came downstairs. The husband threw the chair at them, they fired a shot and ran away with her jewelry and some cash. Luckily, the shot just grazed the husband.

In another case, they entered the house while everyone was at work, locked up the dog in the bedroom and made off with the jewelry and cash and silver.

It is a pity we live in these dangerous times. That is when we turn to these serials for diverting our minds, and what do we get? Mush and silly stories. At least we could have had some action scenes before disposing of SKPD.

Thanks for you caring pm too Eljay. Appreciate it very much.

I think every other race know that Indians are noted for having some gold at home instead of the bank lockers. Suddenly we are to attend a function its convenient to take from home instead of rushing to the bank. I think the man was so silly to have taken a chair and aimed at the robbers. They wud definatley be heavily armed. Shd have just let them take whatever they want instead trying to put up a fight. Money and jewellery could be earned easily any time what if his life was at stake? How is his wife and children going to have him back if a bullet hits his heart..??😲

One Indian lady was robbed of her thali sometime back when she was coming back from a nearby temple.. They stopped her gave a few slaps and removed the thali and then slapped a few times more before running off. She kept screaming and ppl only reached her after the robbers went off in a motorbike.

Do you know that if you were to wear an imitation jewellry and the robbers were to snatch it.....they wud come back the next day looking for you for cheating them? One Malay lady was given a punch the next day plus warned her that if she doesn't have any jewellery she is not to wear any gold coloured immitation jewellery. It seems its a wasted effort on their part and feel terribly cheated after taking the trouble to maneuver a skilled robbery. What abt the respective victims emotions and feelings? As though we are using their grandfathers ornaments for them to take it away easily..!!😡😡

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Sujatha

@Sue Nair

Inactive

Posted: 16 years ago

#434

Originally posted by: giriadimai
It is scary, Sue chech! Glad your daughter is safe now.

Ammma Giri....its so scary espciallly seeing a stranger taking out a knife asking you to remove the jewellry and then other stuffs from the handbag. But I noticed that they would somehow injure their victim slightly for some blood to come out....don't know if they are playing with blackmagic and that some blood has to be smeared on the knife..!!🤪

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jagdu

@jagdu

Dazzler

Posted: 16 years ago

#435

Pardons Deepak, there are no warnings of the ratings of these TV serials. Your insight is heart warming.

When there are children in the drawing room and the parents think they are watching a family drama that has been going okay for weeks, months and years, it does not help the families cause that the stories portray violence, barbaric hate crimes, sedition, mayhem, adultery, bigamy, and those sorts of adult themes. It is not "realistic" acting by any means, That can be saved for the silver screen, not at home where every one is watching and gets horrified day in and day out on the small screen. Yes, there is another simple solution to all this. It's called choice. The last 2 days, our family not been watching Anandham but just stayed with these updates. Instead we turn to Nachle Ve on NDTV imagine, where kids watch Saroj Khan teach kids how to be good dancers and human beings.

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jagdu

@jagdu

Dazzler

Posted: 16 years ago

#436

Sorry to hear what happened to you Sue.

My sis who works for a top fortune 500 company in San Jose got a call from my 80 year old dad that he needs to be taken at the hospital. She picked my dad up from another sister's house, went and parked in her garage 5 houses away. The garage was open, she left her wallet inside her locked Lexus and let my dad into the house so he could change his clothes.

Upon her return to the vehicle, the windows were smashed and the wallet taken. All from a car that was parked inside the garage of a house that's in a posh neighborhood.

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@Bonheur

Voyager

Posted: 16 years ago

#437

Thanks for the update, Giri. How interesting; now, both Mani and Shanthi have death threats hanging over them. Plot is getting more and more tortuous in its last days. Btw, 2 weeks more; 11 more episodes.

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eljay

@eljay

Rocker

Posted: 16 years ago

#438

Thanks giri for the update. Sorry, en thappu thaan, othukaren. But Mr. V did not listen when we pleaded to stop the SKM saga, how did I know he would listen this time? Anyway, thrupti dhaan, A deserves a better life than with AAA. I have no idea how he put up with her all these days.

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rojapoooo

@rojapoooo

Sparkler

Posted: 16 years ago

#439

Thanks da Giri - so this is Aanandam?? Finish off
everybody and show them all as "maalai pOtta photo" ???
Poetic justice??? for all the torture we were given??? hmmm

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Madhumitha

@madumithas

Navigator

Posted: 16 years ago

#440

Wow so....this is really coming to an end....I was surprised when i saw SKPD getting killed in one episode and that long haired villain's bullet being found in the hotel. So 2 weeks to cover alll the nooks and corners....

BTW have they solved that ACD's athai ponnu case?

I guess Manisha or Shanthi will be killed for sure...So what happens to Abirami now?

Well good that decided to end this nonsense.....just was getting way too stale.

I am really enjoying ACD in Kalasam.