a toast to all suchers...

Merlot Daruwala wrote:Thks. But why this on-off relationship with us??

PS: Slimy bastards are more than welcome here. Actually they top the popularity charts. So stay. Make yourself at home.

Kinnera wrote:Bye Huze. I am happy for you that you are leaving. You are crazy, but are a good person . This is a sick place anyway full of gossipers, hypocrites, fanatics, psychos, blackmailers, slimy, unscrupulous, jealous and vile ppl without a conscience. I'm really sick of this place. Seen so much in the last few days. I'll minimize posting on the forum. Will continue to chat though until that is made unbearable too. Then we'll leave that too. This ain't the only place.

Good luck to you. Make the most of every minute you have.

madrasi_idiot wrote:... as i leave for the last time to never return. this is me at the the last get together of my primary/secondary/high school chums. i'm on the left. to the right (my left) is a a big industrialist of kolkata (honoured to be his school chum -- he was drinking coke zero). the photo is shot by my school friend who owns the eatery (honoured to be his school chum -- sandeep sahib is just 6'3" tall -- he's punjabi -- the other guy in the pic is punjabi too). date - 25th oct, 2014. 



you all enjoy and be GOOD (not god but good).

Beatrix Kiddo wrote:two main questions.

what you drinking
what you eating

madrasi_idiot wrote:

Beatrix Kiddo wrote:two main questions.

what you drinking
what you eating

i drink occasionally now. i am not bittu. you might have contacted the wrong number. i ate pan fried noodles.

madrasi_idiot wrote:

Beatrix Kiddo wrote:two main questions.

what you drinking
what you eating

i drink occasionally now. i am not bittu. you might have contacted the wrong number. i ate pan fried noodles.

Beatrix Kiddo wrote:

madrasi_idiot wrote:

Beatrix Kiddo wrote:two main questions.

what you drinking
what you eating

i drink occasionally now. i am not bittu. you might have contacted the wrong number. i ate pan fried noodles.

oh ok. so that's a non alcoholic beverage that you are holding in your toasting picture. was just curious what it is.

madrasi_idiot wrote:

Beatrix Kiddo wrote:

madrasi_idiot wrote:

Beatrix Kiddo wrote:two main questions.

what you drinking
what you eating

i drink occasionally now. i am not bittu. you might have contacted the wrong number. i ate pan fried noodles.

oh ok. so that's a non alcoholic beverage that you are holding in your toasting picture. was just curious what it is.

 it is an alcoholic beverage. i drink occasionally now. I AM NOT BITTU.

Beatrix Kiddo wrote:

madrasi_idiot wrote:

Beatrix Kiddo wrote:

madrasi_idiot wrote:

Beatrix Kiddo wrote:two main questions.

what you drinking
what you eating

i drink occasionally now. i am not bittu. you might have contacted the wrong number. i ate pan fried noodles.

oh ok. so that's a non alcoholic beverage that you are holding in your toasting picture. was just curious what it is.

 it is an alcoholic beverage. i drink occasionally now. I AM NOT BITTU.

lol... kaunsa alcoholic beverage. achcha jaane do.

madrasi_idiot wrote:

Beatrix Kiddo wrote:

madrasi_idiot wrote:

Beatrix Kiddo wrote:

madrasi_idiot wrote:

i drink occasionally now. i am not bittu. you might have contacted the wrong number. i ate pan fried noodles.

oh ok. so that's a non alcoholic beverage that you are holding in your toasting picture. was just curious what it is.

 it is an alcoholic beverage. i drink occasionally now. I AM NOT BITTU.

lol... kaunsa alcoholic beverage. achcha jaane do.

 i drink whisky now if that makes you happy.

Beatrix Kiddo wrote:

madrasi_idiot wrote:

Beatrix Kiddo wrote:

madrasi_idiot wrote:

Beatrix Kiddo wrote:

oh ok. so that's a non alcoholic beverage that you are holding in your toasting picture. was just curious what it is.

 it is an alcoholic beverage. i drink occasionally now. I AM NOT BITTU.

lol... kaunsa alcoholic beverage. achcha jaane do.

 i drink whisky now if that makes you happy.

it doesn't.

madrasi_idiot wrote:

Beatrix Kiddo wrote:

madrasi_idiot wrote:

Beatrix Kiddo wrote:

madrasi_idiot wrote:
 it is an alcoholic beverage. i drink occasionally now. I AM NOT BITTU.

lol... kaunsa alcoholic beverage. achcha jaane do.

 i drink whisky now if that makes you happy.

it doesn't.

lol. i drink occasionally. not a total abstainer but not a daily drinker as i used to be and i don't drink at home.

Rashmun wrote:

madrasi_idiot wrote:

Beatrix Kiddo wrote:

madrasi_idiot wrote:

Beatrix Kiddo wrote:

lol... kaunsa alcoholic beverage. achcha jaane do.

 i drink whisky now if that makes you happy.

it doesn't.

lol. i drink occasionally. not a total abstainer but not a daily drinker as i used to be and i don't drink at home.

In the pic that u posted are you wearing a wig?

Beatrix Kiddo wrote:aww so sweet. your wife looks so pretty.

I looked so bad on my wedding day and pics. Even my own friends could not recognize me in my Marwari-marathi bride avatar when in real I am such a tomboy. My makeup was hopeless, and this after I didn't let them do my eye makeup.

And I didn't cry too. Coz I was chilling there eating and talking when some older women began crying. That's when I realized this is my Vidaai Muhurat. So I looked around confused, in general hugged people not understanding why they must be crying, and left. So ya, no convincing pic of me crying. Well as they say, if the bride doesn't cry during vidaai, she cries through her marriage. Guess that's what happened. But I have all sorts of examples countering this. So ya, scratch that.

madrasi_idiot wrote:

Beatrix Kiddo wrote:aww so sweet. your wife looks so pretty.

I looked so bad on my wedding day and pics. Even my own friends could not recognize me in my Marwari-marathi bride avatar when in real I am such a tomboy. My makeup was hopeless, and this after I didn't let them do my eye makeup.

And I didn't cry too. Coz I was chilling there eating and talking when some older women began crying. That's when I realized this is my Vidaai Muhurat. So I looked around confused, in general hugged people not understanding why they must be crying, and left. So ya, no convincing pic of me crying. Well as they say, if the bride doesn't cry during vidaai, she cries through her marriage. Guess that's what happened. But I have all sorts of examples countering this. So ya, scratch that.

i love you.

Beatrix Kiddo wrote:

madrasi_idiot wrote:

Beatrix Kiddo wrote:aww so sweet. your wife looks so pretty.

I looked so bad on my wedding day and pics. Even my own friends could not recognize me in my Marwari-marathi bride avatar when in real I am such a tomboy. My makeup was hopeless, and this after I didn't let them do my eye makeup.

And I didn't cry too. Coz I was chilling there eating and talking when some older women began crying. That's when I realized this is my Vidaai Muhurat. So I looked around confused, in general hugged people not understanding why they must be crying, and left. So ya, no convincing pic of me crying. Well as they say, if the bride doesn't cry during vidaai, she cries through her marriage. Guess that's what happened. But I have all sorts of examples countering this. So ya, scratch that.

i love you.

aww ((hugs))

Kinnera wrote:Oh.my.gosh! So pretty! You dilly dallied for almost a year to say 'yes' to marry this beauty? Did I say you are crazy? You absolutely are!

Kris wrote:

P.S> I thought it was the men who cried when it sank in that they were married now.

Merlot Daruwala wrote:

Kris wrote:

P.S> I thought it was the men who cried when it sank in that they were married now.

They do. But it (i.e. the sinking in) happens long after the event, so their tears are a private affair.

Kinnera wrote:Oh.my.gosh! So pretty! You dilly dallied for almost a year to say 'yes' to marry this beauty? Did I say you are crazy? You absolutely are!

Kris wrote:

Kinnera wrote:Oh.my.gosh! So pretty! You dilly dallied for almost a year to say 'yes' to marry this beauty? Did I say you are crazy? You absolutely are!

>>>Could be that Sir HK was busy with the various threads on Sulekha and didn't want to be interrupted by the wedding rituals. Heck, that is a whole 2 hours to break away from the NI/SI fights. It all comes down to priorities..

P.S> I thought it was the men who cried when it sank in that they were married now.

madrasi_idiot wrote:still feeling nostalgic as i turn the pages in the album. decided to add this photo to this thread: (pre wedding ceremony in my house) 

swapna wrote:could you also post the photograph of your being carried on - not riding -  a semi-starved horse, surrounded by a ragtag band and a multitude of unwashed northindians wearing daal stained pyjamas?

you looked doleful and worried. was that because of the fear losing your virginity?

swapna wrote:could you also post the photograph of your being carried on - not riding -  a semi-starved horse, surrounded by a ragtag band and a multitude of unwashed northindians wearing daal stained pyjamas?

you looked doleful and worried. was that because of the fear losing your virginity?