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Gujar

@Gujar

Rocker

Posted: 14 years ago

#21

I would ideally like to sit & enjoy what I'm eating and feel comfortable in doing so. Standing would be the last option if no seats are available and no laps.

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Suneel_kumar

@Suneel_kumar

Dazzler

Posted: 14 years ago

#22

Originally posted by: axeion

Toh ek kaam karo phir... remember those lil electric roti-makers that came out back in the day, dining table pe woh rakh lo... wahin saath baith kar khana, aur pakana bhi 😆

tu pakale....tu pakane wala lagta hai😆

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573572

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Posted: 14 years ago

#23

I'm a very slow eater, I also like to watch TV while eating. Dad on the other hand eats very fast and then immediately goes out for a smoke. So even if the dinner is all cooked we rarely eat together, plus all of us have different times. Dad is an early riser so he goes to bed early and has his dinner around 8pm. I keep up till like 4 am so I like to delay my dinner as much as possible. Mom eats somewhere around 9:30-10:00 pm. Ab aise mein impossible to sit together and eat. Also Dad likes to sit at the dining table, I usually take my dinner to the bedroom, and Mom likes to eat in the living room.

If meal times are the only times when family meets tab toh it makes sense to eat together, but I work out of home and mom is a stay-at home housewife and Dad is usually back by 5pm, we spend enough and more time with each other to need that special slot created.

At the end of the day it is not where you sit and eat and when, it is about spending time with each other and understanding each other.

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Isha.Isha

@Isha.Isha

Rocker

Posted: 14 years ago

#24

Originally posted by: Suneel_kumar
tu pakale....tu pakane wala lagta hai😆

Nahi pakate bhi hain aur family ke saath khate bhi hain. Making most out of technology and time is what Ekta and I have learned and many more I guess.

Ekta, taking liberty to talk on your behalf here.

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Nuktaacheen

@Nuktaacheen

Dazzler

Posted: 14 years ago

#25

Originally posted by: Suneel_kumar
tu pakale....tu pakane wala lagta hai😆

bhai, wo apne ghar pe paka lenge... tum apne ghar pe khud pakaao, ya jis se bhi pakaana hai, pakvaao... kisi ko kya farq padta hai...! 😛😉😆😆😆

waise, achi eye sight hai... computer pe hi dekh ke pata chal gaya ke kaun pakaane waala lagta hai... 😛😛

waise, khaane walon ko shukar karna chahiye ke pakaane waalon ka... roti to naseeb hoti hai...! 😉😆😆😆

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axeion

@axeion

Stunner

+ 2

Posted: 14 years ago

#26

Originally posted by: Suneel_kumar
tu pakale....tu pakane wala lagta hai😆

Haan hum toh hai hi khane ke shaukeen... Har kisi aire gaire ke haath ka nahi khate ... Ya toh apni mumma ke haath ka khate hain, ya phir khud pakate hain 😳

Back to the topic: Doesn't make sense if u treat ur family as some restaurant staff who cook for u and bring it to you.... and last mein tumhare left-overs khayein... Completely spoils the basic rule of why it's called a family... Hum Saath Saath Hain ka concept bhool gaye kya???

p.s. Don't get personal... Or else u'll be trashed 😈

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Nishita123

@Nishita123

Trailblazer

+ 5

Posted: 14 years ago

#27

Whoever wants to eat garam garam phulka/Roti - should stay away from family for a week/or just cook by themselve and try to cook by themselves and eat - they will realize the value of food - and what they are getting and will stop complaining about thanda garam 😆

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axeion

@axeion

Stunner

+ 2

Posted: 14 years ago

#28

@Ishiii, Purva, Sanam, Nitzy, Nishi, Arjun, Nilu n Kabeer 🤗🤗🤗 Love u guys.... 😃

Edit: will keep adding more names 😆

Edited by axeion - 14 years ago

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113831

Suspended

Posted: 14 years ago

#29

Too much pakaugiri in this topic 😆 Looks lile we all know how to pakau khana and how to pakau other members too 😆

Yeah but coming back to main topic ...

I think some moms love to feed their (kids) first with all garam khana ......specially those who have small kids ....may be 4-5 yr olds !

Edited by .Arjun - 14 years ago

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Nuktaacheen

@Nuktaacheen

Dazzler

Posted: 14 years ago

#30

Originally posted by: Nishita123

Whoever wants to eat garam garam phulka/Roti - should stay away from family for a week/or just cook by themselve and try to cook by themselves and eat - they will realize the value of food - and what they are getting and will stop complaining about thanda garam 😆

you know, my mom tells me the story of someone she knew... when she was at the camp... kisi ke husband ko tave se utri roti khaane ki aadat thi... un ki wife buhat khush hui ke finally ab lesson mila...! 😆😆😆

sorry for the off topic anecdote... your post reminded me of the incident....! 😆😆

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