Shrimad Ramayan Chat club #5 - Page 14

Originally posted by: MJ_1009

take care, my friend! good morning to you too as well...today light flurries here in the morning...i heard it snowed a lot in texas recently..my friends shared pictures on whatsapp ..i remember going there but only over 1 summer..

Hello Good Morning

MJ

Oh Nice

Iam Glad You Have A Wildfires There Like We Have In Los Angeles

Originally posted by: Celinacrescent

I appreciate your hard work but somehow merging the epic with a teenage foolhardy novel where the girl " is in love with a guy " who wants to kill and drink her blood is sacrilege ...🙏🙏. Don't mean to offend u btw.

Mr.Cullen is not a red flag but a red curtain Honestly I have NEVER realized how stalking can be glorified...Even the lead hero of the movie rounds the plot problematic and is perhaps one of the few actors who actually roasted the movie during its promotions..😄

Originally posted by: SilverBell

Hello Good Morning

MJ

Oh Nice

Iam Glad You Have A Wildfires There Like We Have In Los Angeles

I hope if anyone of you guys are in Los Angeles. I hope you and your family are safe and doing well.

It’s to hear it on news .

Originally posted by: MJ_1009

no there are no wildfires filhaal reported in NYC.

Very Good

Iam Glad

There Are No Wildfires There New York City

MJ

Originally posted by: Nikvi29

I hope if anyone of you guys are in Los Angeles. I hope you and your family are safe and doing well.

It’s to hear it on news .

Hi Iam From Los Angeles

My Family Is Doing Fine

We Are Safe

Originally posted by: CID-fan-394

Ok you know i enjoy a roast fic as much as anyone but I'm not as dumb as i was depicted in this story....like i never go off topic at all....hadd hai

It would've been fine if you had just left it with forgetting to unlock the thread or forgetting what day it is , but this was a bit too much

arey sorry maaf karna..

lekin maine sirf likh ki pete is in india forums, like cid, makes threads for shrimad ramayan but stopped watching the show months ago and make it funny ....maine use nahi kaha tha to make in story pete look dumb... meri kya galti usne khud bana diya....

aapki khushi ke liye naya bana deti hun

is it better pete?

Pete’s Thread-tastrophe: The Forgetful Ramayan Threadmaster

Pete was a proud member of India Forums, once a die-hard fan of Shrimad Ramayan. Back in its heyday, Pete was the king of the Ramayan forum, creating detailed episode discussion threads and engaging in debates about every detail of the epic. But that was months ago. Pete had moved on to other shows like CID, yet he was still the go-to person for making the Ramayan threads.

There was just one problem—Pete had a knack for forgetting. He’d either post the threads late or leave them unlocked, causing all sorts of hilarious chaos.

The Case of the Missing Thread

One Tuesday, Pete was supposed to create the discussion thread for a episode. By 7 PM, fans eagerly refreshed the forum, waiting for his post. But nothing appeared. By 8 PM, someone finally wrote:

“Pete, the Ramayan started 30 minutes ago, and we’re still waiting for the thread. Did you fall asleep or something?”

At 9 PM, Pete logged in with a frantic apology:

“Oops, sorry! I was rewatching CID and got carried away figuring out why ACP Pradyuman’s file cabinet is always locked.”

He quickly posted the thread titled:

“Shrimad Ramayan Discussion Thread – The Fashionably Late Edition!”

The forum members, used to Pete’s antics, piled on the jokes:

• “Pete, even a Pushpak Viman would’ve gotten here faster.”
• “Lord Hanuman didn’t wait this long to cross the ocean!”

Pete laughed and replied, “Okay, okay, I get it! I’ll set an alarm next time. Maybe.”

The Unlocked Thread Disaster

Pete’s second biggest blunder was forgetting to lock threads after the episode ended. One time, he left a thread open overnight, and by morning, it had transformed into something completely unrecognizable. Instead of Ramayan discussions, fans were debating everything from mythology to random pop culture topics:

• “Do you think Ravana would’ve liked pizza?”
• “If Ramayan had modern music, what song would play during Sita’s swayamvar?”
• “Why didn’t Meghnath have his own spin-off show? He’s underrated.”

When Pete finally checked in, he panicked and posted:

“Wait, what’s going on? This thread looks like a mythology-meets-bollywood crossover!”

One moderator sighed and replied:

“Pete, this happens because you never lock your threads!”

Pete laughed nervously. “Hey, at least it’s creative chaos!”

The Thread That Was Too Early

One of Pete’s most legendary slip-ups was when he created a discussion thread three days before the episode aired. The post read:

“Shrimad Ramayan Discussion Thread – Coming Soon!”

The forum members were immediately confused. One commented:

“Pete, what are we supposed to discuss? The recap of the recap?”

Another added: “Even Ravana wouldn’t have planned this far ahead!”

Pete replied, “Well, I wanted to be early for once. Can’t win, can I?”

The thread became a running joke, with members pretending to predict the episode plot:

• “Breaking News: Ravana starts a podcast to justify his actions!”
• “Will Hanuman finally get a discount on bananas? Tune in to find out!”

Pete’s Legacy

Despite his forgetfulness, Pete was a beloved figure on the Shrimad Ramayan forum. His threads, whether late, unlocked, or hilariously off-schedule, were always packed with fun and creativity. Members joked that his quirks were a blessing in disguise—without him, the forum wouldn’t have nearly as many laughs.

Pete promised to set reminders on his phone to avoid future slip-ups. But, true to form, he forgot to do that too.

In the end, Pete may not have been the most punctual threadmaster, but his charm and good humor made him a legend on the forum. If nothing else, the community always knew one thing: when Pete was in charge, things might not go smoothly, but they’d definitely be memorable!

Originally posted by: Tanya03Forums

arey sorry maaf karna..

lekin maine sirf likh ki pete is in india forums, like cid, makes threads for shrimad ramayan but stopped watching the show months ago and make it funny ....maine use nahi kaha tha to make in story pete look dumb... meri kya galti usne khud bana diya....

aapki khushi ke liye naya bana deti hun

Yeah ik , i was just recereating the inconsistency of your character "Pete" irl , no need to apologize

Originally posted by: Tanya03Forums

is it better pete?

Pete’s Thread-tastrophe: The Forgetful Ramayan Threadmaster

Pete was a proud member of India Forums, once a die-hard fan of Shrimad Ramayan. Back in its heyday, Pete was the king of the Ramayan forum, creating detailed episode discussion threads and engaging in debates about every detail of the epic. But that was months ago. Pete had moved on to other shows like CID, yet he was still the go-to person for making the Ramayan threads.

There was just one problem—Pete had a knack for forgetting. He’d either post the threads late or leave them unlocked, causing all sorts of hilarious chaos.

The Case of the Missing Thread

One Tuesday, Pete was supposed to create the discussion thread for a episode. By 7 PM, fans eagerly refreshed the forum, waiting for his post. But nothing appeared. By 8 PM, someone finally wrote:

“Pete, the Ramayan started 30 minutes ago, and we’re still waiting for the thread. Did you fall asleep or something?”

At 9 PM, Pete logged in with a frantic apology:

“Oops, sorry! I was rewatching CID and got carried away figuring out why ACP Pradyuman’s file cabinet is always locked.”

He quickly posted the thread titled:

“Shrimad Ramayan Discussion Thread – The Fashionably Late Edition!”

The forum members, used to Pete’s antics, piled on the jokes:

• “Pete, even a Pushpak Viman would’ve gotten here faster.”
• “Lord Hanuman didn’t wait this long to cross the ocean!”

Pete laughed and replied, “Okay, okay, I get it! I’ll set an alarm next time. Maybe.”

The Unlocked Thread Disaster

Pete’s second biggest blunder was forgetting to lock threads after the episode ended. One time, he left a thread open overnight, and by morning, it had transformed into something completely unrecognizable. Instead of Ramayan discussions, fans were debating everything from mythology to random pop culture topics:

• “Do you think Ravana would’ve liked pizza?”
• “If Ramayan had modern music, what song would play during Sita’s swayamvar?”
• “Why didn’t Meghnath have his own spin-off show? He’s underrated.”

When Pete finally checked in, he panicked and posted:

“Wait, what’s going on? This thread looks like a mythology-meets-bollywood crossover!”

One moderator sighed and replied:

“Pete, this happens because you never lock your threads!”

Pete laughed nervously. “Hey, at least it’s creative chaos!”

The Thread That Was Too Early

One of Pete’s most legendary slip-ups was when he created a discussion thread three days before the episode aired. The post read:

“Shrimad Ramayan Discussion Thread – Coming Soon!”

The forum members were immediately confused. One commented:

“Pete, what are we supposed to discuss? The recap of the recap?”

Another added: “Even Ravana wouldn’t have planned this far ahead!”

Pete replied, “Well, I wanted to be early for once. Can’t win, can I?”

The thread became a running joke, with members pretending to predict the episode plot:

• “Breaking News: Ravana starts a podcast to justify his actions!”
• “Will Hanuman finally get a discount on bananas? Tune in to find out!”

Pete’s Legacy

Despite his forgetfulness, Pete was a beloved figure on the Shrimad Ramayan forum. His threads, whether late, unlocked, or hilariously off-schedule, were always packed with fun and creativity. Members joked that his quirks were a blessing in disguise—without him, the forum wouldn’t have nearly as many laughs.

Pete promised to set reminders on his phone to avoid future slip-ups. But, true to form, he forgot to do that too.

In the end, Pete may not have been the most punctual threadmaster, but his charm and good humor made him a legend on the forum. If nothing else, the community always knew one thing: when Pete was in charge, things might not go smoothly, but they’d definitely be memorable!

Lol this one is more funny