Member of the Week - Ethnos (Sarita) - Page 10

ok, here are some other ones:

1. how did u get to be so intelligent? 😆

2. when did u first realize u are so intelligent? 😆

3. did u ever get booed out by a crowd for your singing? how often? 😛😆

4. would you care for "honest" feedback for your singing, the paresh rawal kinds, in public? 😉

😆 😆

Hee hee hee... think I know who the someone is😉

Your questions are absolutely droll!! 🤣 Trust Adi to come up with this!!

For the first one - I would have said an MP3 player, but naa flights don't allow battery-operated stuff 😕 Ok, so here's what I'd do. I'd play Antaakshari with KS (yeah, I know I WILL have to force myself to do that. All for the greater good of humanity). For every antara or mukhda that he sings, I will sing one back in the same voice as his. Next, I will also provide grotesque background music by humming or beating the food tray holder in front of me, every time KS sings. He will obviously get sick of hearing me sing this way and ask for a change of seat. And that would be great.

For two - Simple, I will play the recorded song of KS (recorded from the flight) and play it full blast, each time that Himmessss opens his mouth to sing. Two wrongs make one right. Similarly two yuck singers make one positive outcome. Obviously Himmm will get tired of this 'jugalbandi' and decide to quit. Either he will ask for a change of room for himself, or for me. Mission accomplished, coz empty rooms or not, when he will threaten the hotel staff that he'll sing in the reception all night long, they'll quickly relent and give him or me a different room😉

For three - I would tell my boss's wife that the boss's secretary, who has a secret admiration for my boss, also loves Himmyyyy, especially the latest chart toppers. I will also add (just in case) that this chick also loves KS. That's it. You know how women's mind work? After that, my boss's wife and I will share a common dislike ..... not only towards Himmmyyy but also KS! Smart eh? 😎

Originally posted by: advil

Sarita, thats a great going... you know your reply to the kumar sanu one was so similar to the response I got from someone here,well i guess you can take a wild guess who it can be....😆😆😆

Okay now some "what, if" questions...:

1. Imagine you are travelling to that North Indian Village which has 500 men and 100 cows(or was it the ther way round)😆..when you board the plane you get Kumar sanu as thr passenger occupying th seat next to yours ( you have the centre seat). The TV in front doesn't work and the iron lady on the other side wont change seats and the paperback is by mistake packed up in your luggage. So how are you going to entertain youself?

2. You reach your famous cow/man village and book yourself into the hotel. Early next morning you are woken up by a sound.So you decide to check it out and find that Himesss bhai is occupying the next room. He is over there to perform in a function and what you had heard was the riyaaz early morning. there are no other vacant rooms and you have to put up with it. how will you?

3. You get invited by your bss and his wife. While talking you find out that his wife is a hard core Himmy bhai fan. She asks you your hnest opinion about himmy bhai's chart toppers sung by him. What will you reply to her?

Originally posted by: Ethnos

Hey a_b! AB??!!! For a second there my heart almost missed a beat...I thought this was Abhishek, who decided to get online after having found that he had married a boring Miss World 😛

And now for your questions and my answers

Kannada is my mother tongue. I live in Bangalore (after having spent most of my life in Delhi and Calcutta). Moved to Bangalore 4 years back and till date find myself trying to adjust here 😕

A perfect friend is one, who knows WHEN is a good time to criticise me and when to praise me. I know they all say that a friend is one, who also criticises and is candid. I'd say a friend has to be sensitive towards my feelings above all else. Who doesn't start waxing eloquent about my shortcomings, at a time when I need some morale-boosting !

Well, I totally endorse that. Music is food for ears of course. And above all, also music for the soul. I find myself being able to work with a certain kind of music; relax with certain other kind of music; try to forget that I am angry with someone and fought with someone after I listen to my favourite music. And oh! There's another kind of music that kind of reminds me that I am hungry and need something to eat.

Oh, I love music...but haven't done much listening of late (especially Western classical). But, I do love blogging and putting up queer posts now and then. I love to get away from the hustle and bustle of Bangalore, get my camera, get my backpack and get going. Let's say not just me, but my husband as well. That's how we managed to do Badami, Aihole, Pattadkal, Bijapur and Hampi, in very quick succession. If a place has a historical past to it, nothing like it! Now I think it's time to take a break again.

My other hobby is observing people. Perhaps that's why I love my job. I get paid for observing people!😆

I don't think I do much by way of managing. The house is usually a mess on weekdays. Weekends just go by in dawdling, or chilling out and that means the mess of clothes on the chair, on the couch, on the floor, on the bed just remain. But, once in a while I do get inspired to tidy up. My in-laws keep the house in order and let my husband and I do the 'naukari' and 'awara-gardi' bit! 😛 And, like I mentioned somewhere before, I don't do the cooking either (except when even the devil in me implores me to go and do my bit in the kitchen!) This is why I get chided by my mom, coz my contribution towards keeping the house in order is a few notches below zilch!

👏 Fab answers so honest and straight from the heart.

Originally posted by: Ethnos

Kannada is my mother tongue. I live in Bangalore (after having spent most of my life in Delhi and Calcutta). Moved to Bangalore 4 years back and till date find myself trying to adjust here 😕

Sarita, in both our cases we have three places common...😆 delhi/kolkata & Bangalore. Only I never lived there... and ...

Bangalore is a great place.....😳just love it...but yes, love the old Bangalore,the one in my memory from childhood..miss it..

The new Bangalore looks really different....😭

Originally posted by: Ethnos

Chameli - I know for sure it's a guy. But, it could also be a girl, right? 😉 Anyhow, Chameli is out to enjoy life to the fullest and his energy is very, very contagious! 😊

My Gender has been a matter of debate on this forum but I am delighted to learn that there is at least one person who thinks I am genuinely a "GUY"......although last checked, I didn;t have an iota of a doubt but what can I do about the perverted minds of those who would love to categorize me otherwise...😆😆...Now having said that...you have planted another seed of foul doubt in the perverted minds of this forum by inadvertantly referring to me as an inanimate "object"......I am sure it is slip of finger but perverted minds do have a tendency to what I call "Baal ka Khaal nikaklna"..😆😆😆....

Here is a question for you....from my Chameli Saga....

In the ChampaNagar basti of Champaran, Chameli is getting married to her Chamelikayaar. Randeer is desperate to sabotage the wedding but is Godforsakenly tied to a tree outside the wedding hall along with Heera Moti by the well wishing MODs aka Priya, Barnaliji and Bhaskar. In other words he has no access to Chameli so he can dissuade her from marrying Chamelikayaar. Unfortunately these MODs didn't do a meticulous job and forgot to tape his stinker mouth.

So outlandishly brilliant that he is, he comes up with a plan. He sees Baratis arriving at the venue. To each of the baratis (read: Forum Members), he shouts something to tell Chameli. Obviously these sentences are well framed to plant seeds of doubt in Chameli's mind to break the marriage.

Pick 15 members (baraatis) of this forum and narrate what would Randeer ask them to tell Chameli.

Remember: The purpose is to break the CKY's heart (read: marriage)💔

Originally posted by: ChameliKaYaar

My Gender has been a matter of debate on this forum but I am delighted to learn that there is at least one person who thinks I am genuinely a "GUY"......although last checked, I didn;t have an iota of a doubt but what can I do about the perverted minds of those who would love to categorize me otherwise...😆😆...Now having said that...you have planted another seed of foul doubt in the perverted minds of this forum by inadvertantly referring to me as an inanimate "object"......I am sure it is slip of finger but perverted minds do have a tendency to what I call "Baal ka Khaal nikaklna"..😆😆😆....

😆 CKY i never knew this gender identification story and now inanimate object you are in for trouble man.😆😆😆

Saritaji, you are doing great 👏 I had asked the same questions to Sahanaji also and would luv to knw ur answers 😛

1. What do you think is really important for a women of today
2. What does the word modern women mean in your own dictionary
3. What are the advises you would give for the women of today in India
4. We Indians are adapting more of western culture and thus loosing our own culture and tradition - Justify
5. Who is your source of inspiration and role model
   
6. Who is better - the achievers or those who helped to achieve
7. Where do you see yourself 10 years from now
8. Your take on remix
   

Originally posted by: a_b

😆 CKY i never knew this gender identification story and now inanimate object you are in for troubleman.😆😆😆

At least you are not one of those perverted minds...😆

Originally posted by: ChameliKaYaar

At least you are not one of those perverted minds...😆

you caught me there 😆

Sarita ji befor Anu shoes us off this thread for spamming a question for you

Tell me a cure for Manish's chameli maddness and Sunny's maths maddness?😆

Sarita,

question time..but i wont ask you any seriously questions... here you have old questions but am looking for new answers...

1. "Speech is silver, silence is golden"- then what is diamond?

2. "Absence makes the heart go fonder"- does this mean one should always stay away from

his /her loved ones?

1. "No news is good news" – if no news is good news, then how did the news about the good news reach you?

1. "Every Dog has his day"- what does a donkey have?

1. "First come, first served"- What happens if you come in third, does that mean you don't get served? Isn't this prejudice?

1. "Charity begins at home" – Does this mean you give more pocket money to your children?

1. "A great talker is a great liar" – does that make a shy introvert the most truthful person?

1. "Don't put all your eggs in a basket"-what about if you want to put them in the same bag?

1. "Fortune knocks once at every man's door" –why is fortune so lazy?

1. "Let sleeping dogs lie"-what if the dog want to doze off while sitting?