23 jul: big things, little things - Page 2

Originally posted by: NeIN

yup upa won the trust vote'..there was a lot of drama''.

hmm, the drama seems to be catching - everywhere, like a disease? 😆

Originally posted by: NeIN

count my aye'. I mean I want prem to die''don't ask me why'.coz prem is incomplete without heer and I don't want to see prem crying all the time'..

sigh. yes, we've had sooo much of it already, no?

and prem looked so peaceful and serene and almost happy standing at the edge of that cliff with his heer in his arms... no? such a lovely prem to see - forever. 😍

Originally posted by: NeIN

I remember once typing it over here that I want to see lallu suffer .. no is this the way I wanted it or put it this way is there a better way than this?

strangely enough, at the end of today's show, i didn't care about laluchacha's exact way of suffering. he's going to suffer - big time! - and that is enough. 'cause at the end of the day, i always knew that he was a decent fellow with some seriously twisted priorities when it came to his own children. he's going to pay was what i thought on the edges of my consciousness.

all i could see though was prem holding heer. prem's face of peace and inner-calm. i see it in my head even now.. and that's incredible.

'cause i too am like you in that...

Originally posted by: NeIN

I rarely get emotionally moved by a film or serial'I find it really stupid to do so'.but yesterday

And all that u said about premeer being one'I totally agree with you'.

the character prem he's perfect'..

And I want to know such kind of love stories really exists'..i feel defeated'.

Originally posted by: IndianPari

Will come back to this when I am in a better position to respond coherently....and argue...😉

Originally posted by: estee

if you will please bear with me, i need two minutes of your time. i learnt something from last night's dinner. yesterday the Indian parliament moved a no-confidence motion against the existing government. they called for a trust vote to check that the government actually had majority. the father (of the lady-like girl) explained that they actually have all the (lok sabha) ministers shout "aye"s and "no"s to figure out majority. (isn't it funny that they say "no", but an "aye" for "yes"? makes it sound like a meeting of pirates, no? 😆)

the chairman of the meeting -- speaker of the parliament -- declares a "voice" majority that is totally his own judgement saying "the ayes have it" or "the nos have it". they then do an actual count electronically of the votes also. and he declares a count majority using the same phrase.