A tight spot a day keeps boredom at bay!

today !!!!!!!...

chumma nan patuku
themenu oru oram irukka
nanga vida mattom
vambuku pull pannuvom
enru chulli
ennai vambil mateevidum
anbu thoyee
nan enna kozhi solling
"chindu mudinjing" typeaa
no no no no no no no no
appidina enna enru theriyada pavam nan
adhu yarunga mentor :?theriya villai
namma support ikku varuvara parpom
nalla tight spot la matti ketten
matti ketten matti ketten matti ketten

Originally Posted by Chitvish

Dear AC,
Inspite of a green signal from your new Mentor, you are lying low ! Why, Naradi, what happened? Are you sick of "kozai solling" & "chindu mudinjing" - I can't believe !!
Love,
La C.

You are dead right Chithra mam! Without AC's Naradar velai, the thread remains dull! Kalai kattave illai!
Sri

Hey AC,

this is what i call a tight spot....

Originally Posted by anandchitra

today !!!!!!!...

chumma nan patuku
themenu oru oram irukka
nanga vida mattom
vambuku pull pannuvom
enru chulli
ennai vambil mateevidum
anbu thoyee
nan enna kozhi solling
"chindu mudinjing" typeaa
no no no no no no no no
appidina enna enru theriyada pavam nan
adhu yarunga mentor :?theriya villai
namma support ikku varuvara parpom
nalla tight spot la matti ketten
matti ketten matti ketten matti ketten

Appadi! Ippothan nimmadhiya irukku!
Naradar loka kshemathukkaga kalagam panna vandachu!

Dear Naradi,
I just started the proceedings - now I am just an onlooker.
If you shout for help, I will come & release you from the tight spot - not that Le C will look at it favourably !
Love
La C.

Cheeniya Sir,

The missing piece here is an R.K.Laxman cartoon depicting Rajoo-like characters. Also reminds me of Parthiban - Vadivelu comedy where Parthiban has great fun putting Vadivelu into tight spots.

There is a lady in my family whose children had grown-up and were living elsewhere. Her husband is no more and she was living alone. Her only source of entertainment was standing near the gate of her house and conversing with every soul that passed that way. She would speak to one neighbour about another and that way would bring all of them into the battle-field. Poor folks, the only thing missing was swords in their hands. And this lady would sit chuckling at her glorious acts. In the little time that she had apart from causing all this in her neighbourhood, she will call up all known and unknown relatives and make one fight against the other. These days with STD and ISD rates being cheaper, she does not spare anyone in the world.

Originally Posted by nivedi

Cheeniya Sir,

The missing piece here is an R.K.Laxman cartoon depicting Rajoo-like characters. Also reminds me of Parthiban - Vadivelu comedy where Parthiban has great fun putting Vadivelu into tight spots.

There is a lady in my family whose children had grown-up and were living elsewhere. Her husband is no more and she was living alone. Her only source of entertainment was standing near the gate of her house and conversing with every soul that passed that way. She would speak to one neighbour about another and that way would bring all of them into the battle-field. Poor folks, the only thing missing was swords in their hands. And this lady would sit chuckling at her glorious acts. In the little time that she had apart from causing all this in her neighbourhood, she will call up all known and unknown relatives and make one fight against the other. These days with STD and ISD rates being cheaper, she does not spare anyone in the world.

Dear Nivedi
After reading your FB, I felt that I should have titled my thread "What do you do for fun?!" I know that a lot of people are dying of boredom and if anyone can start a special service to make life entertaining for such people, the business could be lucretive!
In fact, in my younger days, all our films were full of such characters who enlivened the proceedings through their pranks and practical jokes. Nagesh and Thengai Srinivasan were quite a specialist in this category.
Sri

Dear Cheeniya,

Back again after many a tight spots in the last week and weekend. Naturally where was the time to log in IL when we are in tight spots and are trying to get things right! hehe!
Bor adikiradhunnu german kathuka poi nalla Tight spotilla matikitthen!

No more fun time , and Sad , no more time to log on to IL too and have fun!
Rajoo seems to be enjoying life, but i wonder about his near and dear ones! But i can vouch for the fact that these tight spots do keep BOREDOM away! Bore adikirathu....appadina enna ....that is what i ask myself now!
Not for me Tight Spot a DAy...maybe once a week is enough.....i prefer the peaceful life even if it is BORING!

Dear Cheeniya sir ,
Whenever I sit to give my fb to a post , I feel as though I ‘ve got into a tight spot – eventhough I love doing it ! So I proudly declare that I belong to the second category u mentioned ! That doesn’t mean I never plan things - I do plan , but I don’t stick to it firmly thereby making myself & others around me tensed .
“If I wake up in the morning, I must have a problem to solve. If I ever run out of problems, I’d rather not wake up at all than die of ennui!” – Rajoo ,a man who knows to enjoy life to the fullest ! ! Very apt person to suit the title of ur post !
People who never wants to get into tight spots really lose the thrill of life . I totally agree with your words : .
“ You will find it thoroughly boring to be in his company since you know what his actions are going to be next minute, hour, day, week, month, year and even a decade” My dad is exactly like that –what worse is he assumes things that may happen in future(also creating so many dimentions to a single tight spot) & starts finding out solutions for each & every dimention of the problem ! I really pity him for his attitude . What else to do ?
I enjoyed ur reply to Veda :

“Each tight spot, when successfully negotiated, enhances our belief in ourselves. Sometimes it makes us become aware of our own latent talents that may have remained unrecognised so far!” Very true ! It makes me think - to attain that thrill & recognition of our ownself we can even pass through so many tight spots in our life !


Regards ,
Indhu .

Originally Posted by sudhavnarasimhan

Dear Cheeniya,

Back again after many a tight spots in the last week and weekend. Naturally where was the time to log in IL when we are in tight spots and are trying to get things right! hehe!
Bor adikiradhunnu german kathuka poi nalla Tight spotilla matikitthen!

No more fun time , and Sad , no more time to log on to IL too and have fun!
Rajoo seems to be enjoying life, but i wonder about his near and dear ones! But i can vouch for the fact that these tight spots do keep BOREDOM away! Bore adikirathu....appadina enna ....that is what i ask myself now!
Not for me Tight Spot a DAy...maybe once a week is enough.....i prefer the peaceful life even if it is BORING!

Dear Sudha
It's a pity that your spots are getting so tight that you can't even log into IL! Of course, I guess that your life must be getting more and more interesting to such an extent that you ask Bore na enna?!
Well, well, well. As Bertie would say!
Sri