I know what my problem is, what’s yours?
PS. Is your problem a ‘hottie’?
I know what my problem is, what's yours?<<<
What an excellent question!! If everyone in our culture could evalaute ourselves to know our weaknesses and shortcomings then we can deal with others. This very comllex, delicate human emotion has been summed ups in Punjabi as "tera dhiD dukh'da ay?". If we could be honest to ourselves and do what we think is right and not worry about what others have to say, we can do much better in life.
I thank brother Roman for bringing topic up.
Now asking Madhanee that if 'her' problem is a 'hottie' is strange. Madhanees usually spend most of their times in yogurt churning in the morning which is very cold and rest of the time are hung on the wall in one corner in the kitchen like bhabi does to NYAhmadi(after he ruins the pasta with too much salt or something).
Now if Madhanee is a hottie then we all have a problem...on our hands.
Jazak allah, brother ChannMahi, Jazak allah. May Allah have his blessings on you and bestow upon you the promised 70 Hoors (give or take few).
PS. Please, no need to elaborate on Madhanee's everyday morning routines and yogurt churning rituals - worry about what's on your own hands first.
My older one is going through ‘crushes’ these days and I have been finding notes left for him in his schoolwork and messages left on our answering machine ...
Dear Madhanee,
I suggest it's about time you let the older one (at the least) take a bath on his own and let him do his homework. If you promise not to peek in his room too often, I might even be inclined to find some appropriate posters to go on the walls (No, at his age, he should not be staring at the Ayat-ul-Kursee on the wall in front of his bed).
PS. I'm far, but I'm not too far.
Just curious - how did you react when he pierced his ear?
I'm wondering what to do if mine does it....
Madhanee,
I don't know about Chann but I assure you that I'll fully support your decision to wear earrings - I think they'd look hot on you. As a matter of fact, I think they would look extra hot with additional hole(s) (above and/or below). I do not recommend wearing that tiny pin like the one Harrison Ford wears. I don't think it will look good on you.
As far as Tattoos go, I don't have much to say. If you want one, get one, or consult with Chann - I hear he's thinking to get one himself these days and looking for some good Tattoo wala.
I want a "morni" on my paTT.
Madhaanee, piercing a ear or two is no big deal but don't go too for and pierce everything that protrudes from your body(I personally don't have any problem with that too but Roman has a habbit of hanging his chaabi wala chhalla(key chain)to closest thing he finds hangable.)
I want a "morni" on my paTT.
But Chann ji, how'd you know it's a morni?
Plus it will get very lonely and go nuts without a mor there.
[This message has been edited by Roman (edited January 29, 2002).]
hey perverts, my morni on paTT has nothing to with mor eslewhere.
Madhaanee, now that you mentioned 'beak', roman is going to gett sachi muchi di morni.
Re: Dear Madhanee
What is a ‘paTT’??? 