taDi maarna

by Guest Tue Jun 04, 2013 3:12 pm

meaning bumking schools. How many of you have heard of this term?

by seven Tue Jun 04, 2013 4:16 pm

I have. Heard from you on chat today. Marathi plus MP a bit of Bollywood mixed in yea?

What about it? Is this a survey or sth?

by Guest Tue Jun 04, 2013 5:45 pm

No. no taDi maarna. Dumma maarna is another lingo for bunking classes in my good ol' hyderabad.

Anjaan maarna is a common word for 'pretending to ignore someone'.

Wondering how common the above two are in other parts of india.

taDi maarna? no, nvr heard it.

by Kris Wed Jun 05, 2013 3:20 am

Vidya Bagchi wrote:meaning bumking schools. How many of you have heard of this term?

>>>I have heard "bunking school" for cutting classes. This was when I was in school.

by goodcitizn Wed Jun 05, 2013 3:33 am

Kris wrote:
Vidya Bagchi wrote:meaning bumking schools. How many of you have heard of this term?
>>>I have heard "bunking school" for cutting classes. This was when I was in school.

Yeah, bunking school was an expression used in India similar to playing hooky in America. Cutting classes could be a part of bunking school since you could just cut classes in the afternoon and go see a movie. Been there, done that! Twisted Evil

by Guest Wed Jun 05, 2013 7:16 am

Kris wrote:
Vidya Bagchi wrote:meaning bumking schools. How many of you have heard of this term?
>>>I have heard "bunking school" for cutting classes. This was when I was in school.

Lol. I got outnumbered on chat yesterday about this term and google didn't back me up either. So, hoped maybe other hindians might have heard of it. Looks like it was a local term.

by Kris Thu Jun 06, 2013 2:27 am

goodcitizn wrote:
Kris wrote:
Vidya Bagchi wrote:meaning bumking schools. How many of you have heard of this term?
>>>I have heard "bunking school" for cutting classes. This was when I was in school.

Yeah, bunking school was an expression used in India similar to playing hooky in America. Cutting classes could be a part of bunking school since you could just cut classes in the afternoon and go see a movie. Been there, done that!

>>>Word on the street was you were cutting classes at MCC and making a beeline to Stella Maris. Too bad the Indian system was not flexible enough to allow petitioning of classes for credit at other schools. Hell, I could have earned a degree at Ethiraj. Wink

by goodcitizn Thu Jun 06, 2013 3:16 am

Kris wrote:
goodcitizn wrote:
Kris wrote:
Vidya Bagchi wrote:meaning bumking schools. How many of you have heard of this term?
>>>I have heard "bunking school" for cutting classes. This was when I was in school.

Yeah, bunking school was an expression used in India similar to playing hooky in America. Cutting classes could be a part of bunking school since you could just cut classes in the afternoon and go see a movie. Been there, done that!

>>>Word on the street was you were cutting classes at MCC and making a beeline to Stella Maris. Too bad the Indian system was not flexible enough to allow petitioning of classes for credit at other schools. Hell, I could have earned a degree at Ethiraj.

We didn't have to trek too far, Kris. MCC was co-ed with the women's hostel in the premises. We didn't need to cut classes. Just bellowing out a few tuneful melodies under the moonlit skies often brought the damsels rushiing to the balconies! Wink

by Kris Thu Jun 06, 2013 10:42 am

goodcitizn wrote:
Kris wrote:
goodcitizn wrote:
Kris wrote:
Vidya Bagchi wrote:meaning bumking schools. How many of you have heard of this term?
>>>I have heard "bunking school" for cutting classes. This was when I was in school.

Yeah, bunking school was an expression used in India similar to playing hooky in America. Cutting classes could be a part of bunking school since you could just cut classes in the afternoon and go see a movie. Been there, done that!

>>>Word on the street was you were cutting classes at MCC and making a beeline to Stella Maris. Too bad the Indian system was not flexible enough to allow petitioning of classes for credit at other schools. Hell, I could have earned a degree at Ethiraj.

We didn't have to trek too far, Kris. MCC was co-ed with the women's hostel in the premises. We didn't need to cut classes. Just bellowing out a few tuneful melodies under the moonlit skies often brought the damsels rushiing to the balconies!

>>>>I forgot about that. One fond memory I have about my US campus life: the sorority members used to get dressed formally and come out to the housing complexes around campus. They would hold candles and sing in chorus as part of some invocation ritual. Some guy would shout 'they are here' and there would be a mad rush to the balconies to see the decked out girls.

by Guest Thu Jun 06, 2013 11:50 am

oh. just read this thread. i've heard of taDi pAr. it is tapori hindi (mumbaiya actually). it means absconding.

so, in tapori, taDi mArna makes sense (as bunking).

was surprised today to see pakistanis using "vella" in a game chat. vella meaning unemployed loser in tamil (i think).

by goodcitizn Thu Jun 06, 2013 2:26 pm

Kris wrote:[>>>>I forgot about that. One fond memory I have about my US campus life: the sorority members used to get dressed formally and come out to the housing complexes around campus. They would hold candles and sing in chorus as part of some invocation ritual. Some guy would shout 'they are here' and there would be a mad rush to the balconies to see the decked out girls.

Not to rain on your parade, we had streakers on campus. Nothing like watching buxom babes bounding through the meandering tree-lined avenues against the falling sun of autumn. Memories ... misty water-colored memories!

by Impedimenta Thu Jun 06, 2013 2:31 pm

goodcitizn wrote:
Kris wrote:[>>>>I forgot about that. One fond memory I have about my US campus life: the sorority members used to get dressed formally and come out to the housing complexes around campus. They would hold candles and sing in chorus as part of some invocation ritual. Some guy would shout 'they are here' and there would be a mad rush to the balconies to see the decked out girls.

Not to rain on your parade, we had streakers on campus. Nothing like watching buxom babes bounding through the meandering tree-lined avenues against the falling sun of autumn. Memories ... misty water-colored memories!

maamoi! ada ada ada.....

by goodcitizn Thu Jun 06, 2013 2:35 pm

Impedimenta wrote:
goodcitizn wrote:
Kris wrote:[>>>>I forgot about that. One fond memory I have about my US campus life: the sorority members used to get dressed formally and come out to the housing complexes around campus. They would hold candles and sing in chorus as part of some invocation ritual. Some guy would shout 'they are here' and there would be a mad rush to the balconies to see the decked out girls.

Not to rain on your parade, we had streakers on campus. Nothing like watching buxom babes bounding through the meandering tree-lined avenues against the falling sun of autumn. Memories ... misty water-colored memories!

maamoi! ada ada ada.....

by Marathadi-Saamiyaar Thu Jun 06, 2013 2:36 pm

Kris wrote:
goodcitizn wrote:
Kris wrote:
Vidya Bagchi wrote:meaning bumking schools. How many of you have heard of this term?
>>>I have heard "bunking school" for cutting classes. This was when I was in school.

Yeah, bunking school was an expression used in India similar to playing hooky in America. Cutting classes could be a part of bunking school since you could just cut classes in the afternoon and go see a movie. Been there, done that!

>>>Word on the street was you were cutting classes at MCC and making a beeline to Stella Maris. Too bad the Indian system was not flexible enough to allow petitioning of classes for credit at other schools. Hell, I could have earned a degree at Ethiraj.

MCC to Stella is so far far away.. and not many go..That should explain why Rev Flimmy Iyer turned out the way he did... Razz

by goodcitizn Thu Jun 06, 2013 2:45 pm

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:
Kris wrote:
goodcitizn wrote:
Kris wrote:
Vidya Bagchi wrote:meaning bumking schools. How many of you have heard of this term?
>>>I have heard "bunking school" for cutting classes. This was when I was in school.

Yeah, bunking school was an expression used in India similar to playing hooky in America. Cutting classes could be a part of bunking school since you could just cut classes in the afternoon and go see a movie. Been there, done that!

>>>Word on the street was you were cutting classes at MCC and making a beeline to Stella Maris. Too bad the Indian system was not flexible enough to allow petitioning of classes for credit at other schools. Hell, I could have earned a degree at Ethiraj.

MCC to Stella is so far far away.. and not many go..That should explain why Rev Flimmy Iyer turned out the way he did...

MCCians never left campus for sight-seeing purposes. Why look for honey elsewhere when you have beehives at home, eh? Razz

by Hellsangel Thu Jun 06, 2013 2:47 pm

goodcitizn wrote:

MCCians never left campus for sight-seeing purposes. Why look for honey elsewhere when you have beehives at home, eh?

How many times did you get stung?

by Guest Thu Jun 06, 2013 2:48 pm

goodcitizn wrote:
Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:
Kris wrote:
goodcitizn wrote:
Kris wrote:
>>>I have heard "bunking school" for cutting classes. This was when I was in school.

Yeah, bunking school was an expression used in India similar to playing hooky in America. Cutting classes could be a part of bunking school since you could just cut classes in the afternoon and go see a movie. Been there, done that!

>>>Word on the street was you were cutting classes at MCC and making a beeline to Stella Maris. Too bad the Indian system was not flexible enough to allow petitioning of classes for credit at other schools. Hell, I could have earned a degree at Ethiraj.

MCC to Stella is so far far away.. and not many go..That should explain why Rev Flimmy Iyer turned out the way he did...

MCCians never left campus for sight-seeing purposes. Why look for honey elsewhere when you have beehives at home, eh?

So, MCC had all the hotties, and others did not. Is that what you saying?

by goodcitizn Thu Jun 06, 2013 2:51 pm

Hellsangel wrote:
goodcitizn wrote:

MCCians never left campus for sight-seeing purposes. Why look for honey elsewhere when you have beehives at home, eh?

How many times did you get stung?

Perhaps too many times to keep count. Girls know that they can't make a romantic omelet without breaking a few egg-shaped hearts! Laughing

by Guest Thu Jun 06, 2013 2:57 pm

goodcitizn wrote:
Hellsangel wrote:
goodcitizn wrote:

MCCians never left campus for sight-seeing purposes. Why look for honey elsewhere when you have beehives at home, eh?

How many times did you get stung?

Perhaps too many times to keep count. Girls know that they can't make a romantic omelet without breaking a few egg-shaped hearts!

in some colleges, the girl to boy ratio is so small. maximum eggs break per omelet there.

by goodcitizn Thu Jun 06, 2013 3:01 pm

Vidya Bagchi wrote:
goodcitizn wrote:
Hellsangel wrote:
goodcitizn wrote:

MCCians never left campus for sight-seeing purposes. Why look for honey elsewhere when you have beehives at home, eh?

How many times did you get stung?

Perhaps too many times to keep count. Girls know that they can't make a romantic omelet without breaking a few egg-shaped hearts!

in some colleges, the girl to boy ratio is so small. maximum eggs break per omelet there.

That's why boys "scramble" when the see "omelet-making" girls! Wink

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