Sing a song for those mising here!! - Page 55

Originally posted by: leoni

Simple Ullu ke status aapnao kudh bologe woh kia idea hai......but i guess u must have lost few of your sweet weights when u were in USA jaya……..

Actually I had.... 😛😛😛 U are right😃

Originally posted by: jayc1234

Then u have to keep missing for another few decades Abhi 😆

U see I m not crying like others..... But some Indian musicians from Rajasthan were selected for a program on the final day of WC.... that is a thing to be proud of....😃

oh Daisy is studing in Hyd i thot she is working out there........we were making plans of meeting each other when she comes on her vacation to Ghy. next time.

Originally posted by: kabhi_21

Shukriya Leoniji.... Aapne hamare kuch recent posts padhe nahi isliye aap yeh kahe rahe hain....

Hum bade miya nahi chotte hain bade to shadybhai hain 😛

Ahhh shady, where is he now a days….c'mon don't tell me that he is busy with is studies and exams…..

Ok back to the original topic 😉

Yaadon ki baraat nikli hain aaj IF dware IF dware
Geeton ki shahenai bhule logon ko pukare IF dware
tu baatein karna humse IF dware IF dware
Yaadon ki baraat nikli hain aaj IF dware IF dware
Geeton ki shahenai bhule logon ko pukare IF dware 😉

Shadybhai comes and goes off quickly.... but I have already considered him and Anu to be my gurus in writing 😛

Originally posted by: kabhi_21

U see I m not crying like others..... But some Indian musicians from Rajasthan were selected for a program on the final day of WC.... that is a thing to be proud of....😃

BTW - did you guys read this message... I got this as a forward 2 days back...

Joi Bangla!

Subject: Bongs in world cup Yesterday history of sorts was made when Dhorasoo of France became the first player of Indian origin to play in the finals. And he almost got France the winner. Well, Dhorasoo may be the only Indian in fray, but there are a lot of Bongs in action.

Firstly, there is another French player, Louis Saha, related to Meghnad. However, a few players from Sushmita's family are playing, like Jan Sen of Germany and Ol Sen of USA. England's goalkeeper, however, spells his name SON instead of Sen, but he was Robin Sen to begin with.

Lot of Bongs are playing under nick-names, especially for African teams. Togo's goalkeeper is Kossi Agassa, which in Chittagongese means fledgling weed. Another African nation, Ghana, has our own Sri Shiladitya, who has Africanised his name to Illiasu Shilla. Ghana also has Gyan. Then there is Kali playing for Angola. I remember 35 years ago a midfielder called Kali Babu Sharma playing for the big clubs in Calcutta - Angola's Kali must be a relative. Then Ivory Coast has Boka, whose full name need not be mentioned, but the second part starts with 'C'. Kalou of Ivory Coast hails from Phuliya. Ivory Coast also has Bakary Kone, who once lived in the corner of Lord's bakary. European teams have their Bongs, too. That small boy is playing for Germany, in fact he is the captain. Balak is his name, now Germanised to Ballack.

Then there is that super strong player for Croatia, Balaban. Then there is Manish Ray of Portugal, now called Maniche Rai. Spain has a Bong who is very lazy and never hits the ball - Marchena. Some Bong players are using their family names. Dear Kaka scored a great goal for Brazil yesterday. Brazil's goalie is Dida, obviously breaking the gender bias (and the age barrier).

Brazil of course broke this gender bias long ago, when they fielded Didi in the 50s and early 60s. That player has now retired from football and returned to Bengal as a political leader. Aruna Kone and Aruna Dindane are two Ivorians who have also triumphed over gender bias. Then Togo has a strange player who is also using a family name, or two, to be exact. These are Mashi and Mesho, and the player is very, very fit or 'changa'. The name has been Africanised to Massamesso Tchangai - an 'Ordho-Narishwar' sort of player. Tunisia has another player who is obviously Bong and obviously suffering from that dreaded Bong disease of 'amasha'. He now calls himself Karim Haggui.

Originally posted by: jayc1234

BTW - did you guys read this message... I got this as a forward 2 days back...

Joi Bangla!

Subject: Bongs in world cup Yesterday history of sorts was made when Dhorasoo of France became the first player of Indian origin to play in the finals. And he almost got France the winner. Well, Dhorasoo may be the only Indian in fray, but there are a lot of Bongs in action.

Firstly, there is another French player, Louis Saha, related to Meghnad. However, a few players from Sushmita's family are playing, like Jan Sen of Germany and Ol Sen of USA. England's goalkeeper, however, spells his name SON instead of Sen, but he was Robin Sen to begin with.

Lot of Bongs are playing under nick-names, especially for African teams. Togo's goalkeeper is Kossi Agassa, which in Chittagongese means fledgling weed. Another African nation, Ghana, has our own Sri Shiladitya, who has Africanised his name to Illiasu Shilla. Ghana also has Gyan. Then there is Kali playing for Angola. I remember 35 years ago a midfielder called Kali Babu Sharma playing for the big clubs in Calcutta - Angola's Kali must be a relative. Then Ivory Coast has Boka, whose full name need not be mentioned, but the second part starts with 'C'. Kalou of Ivory Coast hails from Phuliya. Ivory Coast also has Bakary Kone, who once lived in the corner of Lord's bakary. European teams have their Bongs, too. That small boy is playing for Germany, in fact he is the captain. Balak is his name, now Germanised to Ballack.

Then there is that super strong player for Croatia, Balaban. Then there is Manish Ray of Portugal, now called Maniche Rai. Spain has a Bong who is very lazy and never hits the ball - Marchena. Some Bong players are using their family names. Dear Kaka scored a great goal for Brazil yesterday. Brazil's goalie is Dida, obviously breaking the gender bias (and the age barrier).

Brazil of course broke this gender bias long ago, when they fielded Didi in the 50s and early 60s. That player has now retired from football and returned to Bengal as a political leader. Aruna Kone and Aruna Dindane are two Ivorians who have also triumphed over gender bias. Then Togo has a strange player who is also using a family name, or two, to be exact. These are Mashi and Mesho, and the player is very, very fit or 'changa'. The name has been Africanised to Massamesso Tchangai - an 'Ordho-Narishwar' sort of player. Tunisia has another player who is obviously Bong and obviously suffering from that dreaded Bong disease of 'amasha'. He now calls himself Karim Haggui.

This shows how much free time people have. 😆😆

Originally posted by: jayc1234

BTW - did you guys read this message... I got this as a forward 2 days back...

Joi Bangla!

Subject: Bongs in world cup Yesterday history of sorts was made when Dhorasoo of France became the first player of Indian origin to play in the finals. And he almost got France the winner. Well, Dhorasoo may be the only Indian in fray, but there are a lot of Bongs in action.

Firstly, there is another French player, Louis Saha, related to Meghnad. However, a few players from Sushmita's family are playing, like Jan Sen of Germany and Ol Sen of USA. England's goalkeeper, however, spells his name SON instead of Sen, but he was Robin Sen to begin with.

Lot of Bongs are playing under nick-names, especially for African teams. Togo's goalkeeper is Kossi Agassa, which in Chittagongese means fledgling weed. Another African nation, Ghana, has our own Sri Shiladitya, who has Africanised his name to Illiasu Shilla. Ghana also has Gyan. Then there is Kali playing for Angola. I remember 35 years ago a midfielder called Kali Babu Sharma playing for the big clubs in Calcutta - Angola's Kali must be a relative. Then Ivory Coast has Boka, whose full name need not be mentioned, but the second part starts with 'C'. Kalou of Ivory Coast hails from Phuliya. Ivory Coast also has Bakary Kone, who once lived in the corner of Lord's bakary. European teams have their Bongs, too. That small boy is playing for Germany, in fact he is the captain. Balak is his name, now Germanised to Ballack.

Then there is that super strong player for Croatia, Balaban. Then there is Manish Ray of Portugal, now called Maniche Rai. Spain has a Bong who is very lazy and never hits the ball - Marchena. Some Bong players are using their family names. Dear Kaka scored a great goal for Brazil yesterday. Brazil's goalie is Dida, obviously breaking the gender bias (and the age barrier).

Brazil of course broke this gender bias long ago, when they fielded Didi in the 50s and early 60s. That player has now retired from football and returned to Bengal as a political leader. Aruna Kone and Aruna Dindane are two Ivorians who have also triumphed over gender bias. Then Togo has a strange player who is also using a family name, or two, to be exact. These are Mashi and Mesho, and the player is very, very fit or 'changa'. The name has been Africanised to Massamesso Tchangai - an 'Ordho-Narishwar' sort of player. Tunisia has another player who is obviously Bong and obviously suffering from that dreaded Bong disease of 'amasha'. He now calls himself Karim Haggui.

Thnx jaya for this fantastic piece of news…I will share it with my office colleagues, friends and ofcourse with my family members.

The most diverdified thread.... started with songs, then to hansi (thx to adi 😉 )... then to doctors... back to songs by me and now footbaal