What a fab performance by Ram!! - Page 267

Achha jaldi bolo girsl, I have to use my "pool time" to gawk at cute guys and make up the story..........

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adi...kya role model ho yaar.... 😆

kya hua...adi..tum aaye aur saab chalegaye...what's going on...all this time..everytone was screaming for u..aab kya hua?
well, I gotta go...my break time is over..

Hmm...Aditee....Thailand sounds good....but don't we have to get tix? 😕 Ok how about delay Thai by one part....make a post-concert scenario! 😉 Maybe one in which Bani shows up late to work and Jai uses this for well.....that is left for your imagination coz I don't want to think of anything tame! 😉
Btw tum yeh Soap aur AD ko acchi tarah daant lena when you get the time! 😛 Pata nahi kya kya soch rahe the!

gOTTA GO, ok ITS GONNA BE A POST CONCERT scenario, he knows she is waiting to kill him so HE WILL NOT STAY UP 😉 But find out if she raeches home thru hsi spies..
Tommis Thai visa day
Got it!

Love

Ya phir Aditee you can make use of AD's request with some bin mausam barsaat....of course spicing it up with your imagination!
Waise doesn't Bani have to get back at Jai after coming back from the concert? 😉

Ok bye Aditee...don't have too much fun gawking! 😉 Leave some eye candy for us! 😛

A word to describe FF-wala JW :dauntless. MEaning: fearless, undaunted .....Did you know?
The history of the world is peopled with dauntless men and women who refused to be subdued or "tamed" by fear. The word "dauntless" can be traced back to Latin "domare," meaning "to tame" or "to subdue." When our verb "daunt" (a "domare" descendant borrowed by way of Anglo-French) was first used in the 14th century, it shared these meanings. The now-obsolete "tame" sense referred to the taming or breaking of wild animals (particularly horses). An "undaunted" horse was an unbroken horse. Not until the late 16th century did we use "undaunted" with the meaning "undiscouraged and courageously resolute" to describe people. By then, such lionhearted souls could also be described as "undauntable," and finally, in Henry VI, Part 3, Shakespeare gave us "dauntless."

Originally posted by: nsb416

A word to describe FF-wala JW :dauntless. MEaning: fearless, undaunted .....Did you know?
The history of the world is peopled with dauntless men and women who refused to be subdued or "tamed" by fear. The word "dauntless" can be traced back to Latin "domare," meaning "to tame" or "to subdue." When our verb "daunt" (a "domare" descendant borrowed by way of Anglo-French) was first used in the 14th century, it shared these meanings. The now-obsolete "tame" sense referred to the taming or breaking of wild animals (particularly horses). An "undaunted" horse was an unbroken horse. Not until the late 16th century did we use "undaunted" with the meaning "undiscouraged and courageously resolute" to describe people. By then, such lionhearted souls could also be described as "undauntable," and finally, in Henry VI, Part 3, Shakespeare gave us "dauntless."

Thanks Noor! And well what appropriate use of the word Aditee! 😉

Originally posted by: Piscean

Rooth gayi hogi tumhari post padkar 😛 Aur woh smooch wali baat hum private mein karenge....yaar bacche bhi padte hai yeh sab! 😛

Hmm taab toh thik hain...we'll have to talk this out tonight...lol wat I would have done had I been a guy...

-I can't even type...damnit.