My not-so-random musings - on a very good episode 18! - Page 8

Originally posted by: lashy

I officially declare I need 2 pairs of hands, 30 hours in a day and 2 laptop screens now😆

Originally posted by: Sandhya.A

Cheer up, the worse is yet to come.😈

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Soon we will land up with this leaky water tap.

Moral of the story: Enjoy while the sun shines.👍🏼

Originally posted by: NJAPA_Addict

Mansi... your emos. 🤣

Originally posted by: Sandhya.A

Cheer up, the worse is yet to come.😈

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Soon we will land up with this leaky water tap.

Moral of the story: Enjoy while the sun shines.👍🏼

Originally posted by: Sandhya.A

Manu, your emos are something else.😆

We have to give the cutie pie an apt name. Any opinions????

>> yes naamkaran should surely happen , but what would be the name...

And why don't we open a thread of emos in JA forum for emoticons, filled with the cutest and choiciest of them (of which Manu's will be the clear winner for sure...) and reactions too???😃

>>ohh sandy di...

Originally posted by: durgeshnandini

Actually only the Durdhara-Chandra scene is like Saradindu babu's story... like Sadashiv and Kunku... the three ladies might be a take away from Chakravartin Ashoka Samrat... with Devi, Kaurvaki and another lady, as the Ashoka viewers are citing... nothing there! 😊

Originally posted by: Sandhya.A

Manu, your emos are something else.😆

We have to give the cutie pie an apt name. Any opinions????

And why don't we open a thread of emos in JA forum for emoticons, filled with the cutest and choiciest of them (of which Manu's will be the clear winner for sure...) and reactions too???😃

Originally posted by: sashashyam

No, they don't match the Ashoka triad, Lashykanna. That is just a lazy and factually totally incorrect parallel. There is nothing in common between Nandini and Kaurwaki,and I am very glad this Durdhara will be nothing like that stupid Devi, who deteriorated so fast one could not believe it.

Why the devil do people have to draw parallels all the time? It is meaningless and a ruddy waste of time, the reader's , that is!

Shyamala Periyamma.