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vasanthi16

@vasanthi16

Voyager

Posted: 13 years ago

#11

Deepa...good suggestions...but am I glad there was IF...am getting over but still can't make myself watch the actual episodes...

@Lizzie...got the whole set of Chetan Bhagat books from Crossword when I came to India...right now reading the latest Mary Higgins Clark...for me too reading a soothing pastime...and listening to music ...

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ALEHA

@ALEHA2011

Voyager

Posted: 13 years ago

#12

Great post deepa for me retail therapy is the best option and it really has worked as i ended up doing it yesterday.😊😊😊

this forum has also been a lifeline and really happy to be part of and to be amongst really people.

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shamil

@shamil

Inactive

+ 5

Posted: 13 years ago

#13

thanks deeps

I will try to get hold of the one u mentioned.

2 states was the the only one I read of CB's books.

Liz I am from kerala and I too could relate to his descriptions😆

There is not a single moment in the book that bores u; most of the time ended up laughing aloud

Have u read Jerome K Jerome's 'three men in a boat'??? that was a classic humorous piece ! had me in splits🤣

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deepa

@jayanti_dj

Sparkler

+ 2

Posted: 13 years ago

#14

Originally posted by: vasanthi16
Deepa...good suggestions...but am I glad there was IF...am getting over but still can't make myself watch the actual episodes...

@Lizzie...got the whole set of Chetan Bhagat bis from Crossword when I came to India...right now reading the latest Mary Higgins Clark...for me too reading a soothing pastime...and listening to music ...

it will take time vas... me 2 dint see a single scene since that breaking news...

me gonna start the japanese wife by kunal basu today...finished the secret of nagas last night...

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deepa

@jayanti_dj

Sparkler

+ 2

Posted: 13 years ago

#15

Originally posted by: shamil
thanks deeps
I will try to get hold of the one u mentioned.

2 states was the the only one I read of CB's books.

Liz I am from kerala and I too could relate to his descriptions😆

There is not a single moment in the book that bores u; most of the time ended up laughing aloud

Have u read Jerome K Jerome's 'three men in a boat'??? that was a classic humorous piece ! had me in splits🤣

will try get this one...read 5ps when it was released...long back...it was a cult book yaa...

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Lizzie

@LizzieBennet

Viewbie

+ 33

Posted: 13 years ago

#16

Shammo !!! Wish my hug emo was working... I love "three men in a boat!" it's awesome, rib-tickling! And I love to read comics... Peanuts, Calvin and Hobbes... They never fail to make me smile.. Doug Adams is insanely funny, Oscar Wilde's plays have oodles of satire.. Also love wicked, dark humour... Like in Monty python and Black Adder.

Vas: Mary Higgins Clark is super. my favourite mystery author still remains Agatha Christie.. Her who-dun-it's are unbeatable...

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tanu

@Armu4eva

Moderator

+ 14

Posted: 13 years ago

#17

I love to c u all smile...🤗 keep smiling 😳

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deepa

@jayanti_dj

Sparkler

+ 2

Posted: 13 years ago

#18

Originally posted by: LizzieBennett

Shammo !!! Wish my hug emo was working... I love "three men in a boat!" it's awesome, rib-tickling! And I love to read comics... Peanuts, Calvin and Hobbes... They never fail to make me smile.. Doug Adams is insanely funny, Oscar Wilde's plays have oodles of satire.. Also love wicked, dark humour... Like in Monty python and Black Adder.

Vas: Mary Higgins Clark is super. my face mystery author still remians Agatha Christie.. Her who-dun-it's are unbeatable...

read only one agatha christie.. some egyptian murder mystery...suggest a good one na...

in d comics,love archies,dennis d menace,calvin n hobbes and our very desi amul posters.