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Blukitten

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Posted: 11 years ago

#61

I am happy that TRP analyzing has been outsourced 😆

Like a true capitilist client let them do the work ...we can sit back n enjoy 😉

Edited by Blukitten - 11 years ago

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VerboseG

@VerboseG

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Posted: 11 years ago

#62

Originally posted by: Blukitten
I am happy that TRP analyzing has been outsourced 😆
Like a true capitilistic client ley them do the work ...we can sit back n enjoy 😉

LOL 😆

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riya_ss9

@riya_ss9

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Posted: 11 years ago

#63

Originally posted by: VerboseG
Gals, gals, calm down...
Why are you paying attention to someone who wants it??

Let her come and waste her time (even though she says she does not have it 😛) by posting replies that are as long as some OSs 😊

Personally, my eyes blank out when I read such long pieces of text, but I read this one when I saw what pains the post maker took to reply to each and every person here.

Poor thing (and perhaps her friends too) is in pain; let them vent out... they are deeply hurt by us, poor souls.

We've got over them; they haven't. Simple piece of truth.

Solution: Let them give the POVs. Its a free world after all. And we all should learn to ignore the people and the opinions we do not like.

Gin Gin they are the ones who were giving us the marching orders, forgetting that this IF doesn't belong to them, yet they are following us.

Now we are out of there then they should be happy yet chale aate hain dum hilate, apne bhashan le kar.

They did not like us bashing their favorites, giving us bhashans that how can we say like that yet what are they doing to P?

Some of us never heard of their favorites, what did they expect? They are the ones who watched P for 3yrs and now what are they doing? how can anyone expect them to be faithful when they don't appreciate a girl whom once they liked?

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LiliWorld

@LiliWorld

Rocker

Posted: 11 years ago

#64

I had a discussion with a Hindi friend recently... and found one small part interesting

in his household, he said they can't watch the shows they like in prime time coz elders want the TV to be ON on a channel/show they are accustom to watch...whether they like what's on or not, really watch it or carry a side conversation or not...but they are not allowed to switch the channel...so they catch it in reruns or on the net... hmmm...

is it really like that? me American, we have TV in every room including kitchen...😛

everybody watches their shows, whenever and wherever... 😆

curious, do any of you relate to this? 😔

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VerboseG

@VerboseG

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Posted: 11 years ago

#65

Originally posted by: riya_ss9

Gin Gin they are the ones who were giving us the marching orders, forgetting that this IF doesn't belong to them, yet they are following us.

Now we are out of there then they should be happy yet chale aate hain dum hilate, apne bhashan le kar.

They did not like us bashing their favorites, giving us bhashans that how can we say like that yet what are they doing to P?
Some of us never heard of their favorites, what did they expect? They are the ones who watched P for 3yrs and now what are they doing? how can anyone expect them to be faithful when they don't appreciate a girl whom once they liked?

We are not responsible for their behavior... they are.

So, let them do whatever - become immune to their instigation.

They want to create a war zone here, but a war can only be created when there are two sides. 😉

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LiliWorld

@LiliWorld

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Posted: 11 years ago

#66

Originally posted by: VerboseG

LOL 😆

outsourced and free labor 😆

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VerboseG

@VerboseG

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Posted: 11 years ago

#67

Originally posted by: LiliWorld
I had a discussion with a Hindi friend recently... and found one small part interesting
in his household, he said they can't watch the shows they like in prime time coz elders want the TV to be ON on a channel/show they are accustom to watch...whether they like what's on or not, really watch it or carry a side conversation or not...but they are not allowed to switch the channel...so they catch it in reruns or on the net... hmmm...

is it really like that? me American, we have TV in every room including kitchen...😛
everybody watches their shows, whenever and wherever... 😆

curious, do any of you relate to this? 😔

Not me... I watch what I like and my hubby watches news 😆

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Blukitten

@Blukitten

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Posted: 11 years ago

#68

Lily most middle class indians cant afford 2-3 TV...they usually have 1...now it depends on the family how they schedule their tv viewing...it depends...some places the younger gen can watch whatever they wish...there r some where the oldies r too dominating n dont allow kids to watch their favs...we cant generalise

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vibha

@vibraj

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Posted: 11 years ago

#69

Originally posted by: VerboseG

Not me... I watch what I like and my hubby watches news 😆

Not really, in India there is no uniform code on TV watching! I watch in my bedroom and husband watches cricket, football, news whatever in the other room, we watch what we want, probably in your friend's case it is a conservative family!