I got this from 'RISALA.COM'....Hillarious !!!

Whoever wrote this has a great sense sence of humor (IMHO)…


Eating out with the GupShup Gang
Posted on Thursday, November 16 @ 01:39:55 EST

GupShup Observer writes “Finally, after much hoo-ing and haa-ing, rishwat and general arm-twisting, the Gupshup members have been persuaded to meet up at Ali Baba’s Virtual Kebab House, a small but vibrant restaurant with a big reputation in Cyberville.” …

Scenario: Finally, after much hoo-ing and haa-ing, rishwat and general arm-twisting, the Gupshup members have been persuaded to meet up at Ali Baba’s Virtual Kebab House, a small but vibrant restaurant with a big reputation in Cyberville. Exact location has been kept a secret as the owner only allows a certain standard of clientele.they must be wearing a pair of shoes otherwise entry is denied.

Everything starts smoothly, as the Gupshuppers roll in at the agreed meeting time of 8:pm, lots of warm handshakes, a few bearhugs, plenty of backslapping and generally a feeling of warmth and good cheer. As they all settle down, the waiter arrives at the head of the table, where Mr Xtreme is seated, studying the menu intently.

Waiter: “Are you ready to order yet sir?” (He’s a very polite waiter)

Xtreme: “Hold on a tick, I’m still thinking..”

NYAhmadi: Xtreme yaara, may I recommend the pork biryani, it’s absolutely wonderful with white wine sauce.it would be right up your street my dear friend"

Waiter: “that’s not on the menu sir”

NYAhmadi: What? Why ever not? What have you got against the poor little piggy..he’s just as wholesome and healthy as any of your lambs or chickens! I am deeply disappointed!"

Waiter: “Sir, this is a halal restaurant”

At this point, Rani stands up and accosts the waiter;

Rani: Halal restaurant? We know all about your halal restaurants, and how you are bringing your halal restaurants into India. Well, India has very many fine non-halal restaurants and we will thank you very much if you keep your halal restaurants on your side of the border in your Pureland!

Mundyaa: “yeah, but in your restaurants they serve the shoodars on toast and entertainment is provided by dancing devdasi prostitutes”

AmmarB: “Rani, I knew you wud say dat, but if you wanna bring dat up den you havta look at de other side as well, but I know you won’t agree wid me”

Waiter: “look is anyone ready to order?”

Roman: “Man.that reminds me of the old days when I used to eat at Khan’s place in Lahore.the karahi at that place was legendary. No matter where I go, that place will always come to mind when I think of karahi.. No place can ever come close to the special aromas that would come wafting out of the kitchens there.”

Chanmahi: “Oye soneya, jo vi dena, de do, bas punjabi khaana hovey te assi ungla chatt-chatt ke khavaN ge!”

Waiter: “Ok, I’ll catch you on my way round” (moves to the next seat where Anchal is sitting

Waiter: Are you ready to order Madam?

Anchal: “don’t know bout that sweetie.if and when I choose to order is my choice, and I'm living my life so ummm.there's nothing you can do bout it, got that angel?”

Andicat: “That’s right you tell him sugar.he’s not even very good-looking, unlike me, the official Miss Pakistan. You can find out all about me on www.misspakistan.con
sponsored by Honest Al’s Bargain Cave Furniture Store.”

Kohal: “k, like, I don’t wanna offend anyone or nothin, but even if he isn’t very good-looking, at least he’s wearing a nice waistcoat, and his trousers are well pressed. So why can’t people be nice instead of always being mean, hmmm?”

Jaawan: “Instead of wasting time, I think I should just order for everyone. I know most of you won’t like that but it’s for your own good LOL. If you don’t like what I order it’s your own fault because I ordered it LOL.” Thank you and have a pleasant meal LOL.

(The waiter shrugs and shuffles round the table)

Waiter: “What about you Madam, have you made your mind up?”

Mem Sahib: “Yes I have. I have decided that my darling Gizzy jaan is going to order for me, aren’t you Gizzy dear? I think my Gizzy would look ever so lovely in your waiter’s uniform, but of course he would only be allowed to wait on me, isn’t that right jaanu?”

Nova: “Folks.have you ever really thought about why it is we want to eat at restaurants? Is it to serve some deep need within us? Or perhaps just conditioning of our minds to think that way? I would like us all to look with open eyes. Please understand, this question is not for everyone.”

Fraudz: “Dat’s kewl, mon ami, but I hafta say, ma stomach dun run on empty, so if ya all cud get a move on with da orders?”

Muzna: "I think if we can organize ourselves more effectively, this party of Gupshuppers has the potential to order the best meal ever! That party sitting at the next table doesn’t have anywhere near our ordering capability. Let’s put our heads together and show them how to order!

Mr Xtreme: “Check the way that waiter on the other table has arranged the kebab and koftays on that diner’s plate.I reckon he might be gay. Make sure he doesn’t serve our table.”

BombayKid: “Mr Xtreme, you are quite within your rights to point out that he might be gay, nothing wrong in that and I can fully understand your viewpoint. but when we point out gays in India, you muslims are the first to start shouting that we are oppressing gays. Perhaps you should worry about gay waiters at your own table and leave that waiter alone.”

By now, our poor Waiter is starting to feel a little agitated. Still his notepad is blank. He spots a young lad sitting fiddling with his pager in a bored manner. “Maybe he’s made his mind up” thinks the Waiter, “He’s not looking at his menu”

Waiter: “would you care to order now young Sir?”

Waiter: “And would sir like that with naan bread or rice?”

Azkar: “That’s it.I’ve had enough! You come into my favourite restaurant, mess about ordering, and then give the waiter abuse when he is only following instructions and rules which you all knew about before you entered this place. You’re all banned from this restaurant!”

Waiter: “Excuse me sir, but although I am very grateful for your support, I don’t think that the owner, Baba sahib would appreciate you throwing people out without his permission.”

Jaawan: "Ha Ha, I have to agree with myself that admin team are doing a great job here LOL. They are trying to ban the decent people from the restaurant and leaving the a**kissers who use the bad language to do whateverrrr LOL. Have a nice meal. LOL.

Muzna: "Ok, that’s enough! Nothing’s going to get done around here while all this time-wasting is going on. God, why is it always me who has to sort everybody else’s problem’s out? Waiter: Just bring a large tray of samosays and two jugs of water. "

Waiter: “Thank you Madam” (wipes his forehead with a handkerchief and tosses his notebook in the bin).

Rizwanfareed: “Don’t we get any starters then?”

Muzna: “Shut up.”

Epilogue

According to reliable reports, the samosays were in fact very tasty and the water was served ice cold, so happily, Ali Baba’s Kebab joint keeps its reputation intact. The Gupshuppers have tentatively marked a date in April next year for another get together, where it’s believed that they might well order a large tray of Onion Bhaji’s and two jugs of water.

[This message has been edited by Admin (edited November 29, 2000).]

Yes, I found that the most enjoyable part of the RISALA as well and thats thanks to the very talented Muzna of course.

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Yes I read it.. it’s hilarious

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there was a post by roman in the general section a lil while back, on "how many guppies does it take to screw in a light bulb" (i think that was the topic) :) that was funny 2...i'll dig it up...


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found it! the topic was started by Akif, and is titled "How many guppies..."

this is Romans' reply :)

enjoy ;)

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Originally posted by Roman:
**Following is what different people would say on changing the bulb:

Fraudia: dunno... I hafta say the bulb need changin’... dunno if I answered the question or not.

BoSS: At least the fan is working and the Pepsi is still cold.

Cio,
I'm da BoSS.

Ghalib: oye Fraudiyay I thought you dig bulbs’.

Muzna: Nowhere else you’ll find the membership who will thoroughly discuss every possible angle of changing a bulb and then come to a mutual agreement. This site is definitely the best.

NaikLarki: * sigh * (both before and after changing the bulb).

ChannMahi: O meiN kiya ballay ballay, aj tay kamray ch bara hanaira ay bulb jo fuse hoa ay… aj tay maza aa jaay ga ghalat ‘bandiaN’ ch bump in karan da ;)

Roman: Alright, ok, wait a minute.. didn’t we have a fused bulb just last month? What is this some sort of once-in-a-month exercise or something that you gotta change a bulb?? What, now I’m supposed to change bulb on regular basis like I change oil of my car??? Plus you gotta unscrew the fused bulb first, put it down somewhere where it does not get broken, then open the box for the new one, take it out, and finally screw it in the holder… that’s a lot of work and effort right there.

NYAhmadi: Rom yara, First hold the bulb carefully from its rounded head side then insert it in the holder and then screw it. Back in Lahore we used to have to push in the bulb instead of screwing. it’s not the same.

Mr Extreme: NYA, are you saying that we should legalize screwable bulbs in Pakistan? Look at the Western crack smoking and coke sniffing celebrities. I know it’s a red herring but they don’t even know how to stand straight on a chair to change bulb.

Pathwari: NYA and Roman yaro, come to Holand, we got some really good bulbs with screws here.

~Amber~ (yeah, squigllies included): Hey download that song “screw it back” by Moloko from Napster.

Kohal: uff... you guys are like just talking and nobody is doing anything about the bulb. Why elders like always do that?

Nova: Folks, we like to change a fused bulb so that we can see the objects around us in clear light and associate ourselves with them...
Looking at the objects and surrounding around us in clear light helps us define what we like to see in the world outside our entities...
It’s a basic human need of association and definition...

Buley Shah: ek bohut mashoor sofi shair guzzray nay, Sulta Bahoo. O kainday nay “bulb daria summundroN doongay, tay kon bulbaaN di janay, hoo”.

DB: (pretty much same account of bulb like Nova, only half as clear and 10 times longer)

Jaawan: [This message has been edited by NaikLarki (edited August 08, 2000).]

Hayaa: heiN, yey phir fuse ho gaya? Where is my danda * looks for her danda around *

Azkar: I am sick of these loser fusing bulbs around. I can’t take it anymore. That’s it all the fused bulbs are banned. MeiN dekhna kidi majaal ay aithay fuse hon di.

K2pk: Man did you see Philip’s new model x-440 bulbs? Quite slick and give you a lot of lighting mileages with it strong light producing filament and milky color. I had a chance to change it once and I couldn’t help noticing its power.

JohnD: I cannot even change the bulb since I wear dhoti and if I stand up on a chair to change it, I’ll have half the ‘Lahore’ showing up down there.

Zaraatif: Show me a verse from Quran where it says one is supposed to change the bulb if it fuses. If it’s not there then it does not need to be changed in Islam.

Rani: This just shows how Muslims have oppressed the sub-continent by producing bulbs that fuse so easily. It’s not India that produces fuseable bulbs. Things have really improved in India and people are becoming more aware of their freedom of using good quality bulbs. It’s the Islam that imposes such dark states on people by encouraging using fuseable bulbs.

Mundyaa: How about the bulbs that are used in lingua worshoping mandars? There are 180 million such bulbs in 50 thousand mandars that go fuse and devdasis are raped in the darkness caused by such bulbs.

Gizzy: On last Valentine’s day I gave Mem Sahib a really good quality bulb that would light her room. It’s a symbol of our love.

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ahahahaha :D
oh, that was Hilarious ** DesiMunda **! Thanks for finding it for us! I actually thought they were original replies, but they were funny all the same!

I already read the cafe one!

Very humorous :)
I enjoyed every word of it.

Absolutely hliarious!

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Especially the Rani and Mundayaa monologues!

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hahahah !!! LOL ROTFL !!!

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Howzzaaaaaaaaat !!!

roman is Da MaIN MaN!! :)


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aaah man, this was excellent, somebody is observing others in a keen manner, so look out ppl, big brother is watching u

lol
ehehehheehh
hahahhahahhahaha
Bladegirl falls of the chair
ouchhhhhhhhh

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