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     Lovebewarsetalk Kurra Bewarse Username: Lovebewarsetalk Post Number: 2425 Registered: 08-2014 Posted From: 125.16.8.46 Rating: N/A |
To do's: 1. Either you do and say it loud 2. Either the Seeker say it loud if he/she received any help/assistance/support  Not to do's: 1. You won't do or you cannot do and you mock at others making fools of yourselves. 2. You won't do or you cannot do and yet say it loud making someone look like a fool who approached you.  LBT Special: 1. One did not receive any help but still feels good at heart when someone genuinely quotes his problem saying he can't do so.  Bottomline 1: Things happen. My concept is not to get into the loan web of any kind, be it EMI or CC or watever. Coming to the context, I got the brand new car in cash. So everything I quote to be mine is my own. Now fools start decpihering down payment...hahahahahehehehehohoho...  Bottomline 2: It's not wrong at all if you seek someone's help when you are in need...That someone and you both are good either ways, but wat perplexes me is the monkey crowd's reaction/reception on hearing/knowing this...who are not even third parties to this entire conversation or transaction...  Reaction to Kichidi's edo theda kodathaandhi statement: That is what is called family joy. When you are indirectly given a hallpass, you commit some reasonable mistakes and you make amends to it or you try to cover it up...you don't even know how to play a cover drive like me...I lost interest in cricket anyways, that's a different topic..learn and grow up man.! Its as simple as that.!  |