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Well, if you haven't guessed anything (in other words, you don't give a damn about this title) and have no idea about what this title has got to do with love and thought this post will be yet another crap. Then sorry for the disturbance.
Read on and know what's this all about. Padikaama poneenga. Kondae puduvaen (If you don't read, i will kill you only)
I know! I know! That's too much of a build-up. Matter mokkaya irundha indha ariya kulandhaiyai mannikavum (If this content is boring, please do forgive this little baby)
One-Side Love
Aim:
To correct a figure and get a permanent place in her heart.
Apparatus Required:
- Car or bike or at least bicycle. Ada adhuvum illana nadandhu po ya (if that and also no na, then walk and go)
- Latest model phone ( I-phone preferable)
- Branded / Burma bazaar glass which is 100% original Fake.
Principle:
- The amount of time you spend, going behind a girl is directly proportional to the amount of attraction you gain from her which is totally a myth.
- The amount of love you think that you have instated in her heart is actually equal to the amount of irritation she gets whenever she sees you or hears your name.
Story:
So far it was build-ups to fill the page like in a 16mark question and the actual content of this post starts here. All of this started years back when I was in school. One of my friends came to me with a huge secret and it went on like this...
(The english translation for words in Tamil are enclosed within brackets)
Friend: Machi, yaaru kitayum solladha da. Romba secret. (Dude! Don't ever tell this to anyone. Top secret)
Me: Solla maataen da. Matter'a sollu. (i won't disclose it, trust me)
Friend: Mother promise?
Me: Dei. mother promise da. yaru kitayum solla maataen. (Dude! I swear. I won't tell anyone)
Friend: Machi, na Pooja'va love panraen da. (Dude! Am in love with Pooja)
Me: *Beep* double side'a machi? Treat eppo? (Wtf?! she accepted your proposal? When is the treat?)
Friend: One side dhan da. Innum propose pannala. (I haven't proposed yet)
Me: Machi, one side lov'vum. Tea kada bun'num onnu da. Morachu paathutae irundha yevanavadhu thookitu poiruvan. (Dude! one-side love and tea stall bread are the same. If you keep staring without buying someone will take it away)
FYI. that was supposed to be a punch dialogue. With a punch being said, you should not do research on it. Just enjoy it.
Friend: Bayama iruku da. Pudikala nu sollita? (I'm scared. What if she rejects me?)
Me: Freeya vidu. Adhan na irukaen la, I will take the incharge of that. (chill! I'm there for you)
Friend: ok! What next?
Me: Ava pinnadiyae po. Enga ponalum vidadha. Nee love panradu avaluku therinja podhum, easy'a correct panniralam. (Follow her wherever she goes. Once she knows that you are behind her then she will surely fall for you)
Once a great philosopher said,
Once a great philosopher said,
அஞ்சு மணிக்கு அலாரம் வெச்சு, அலாரம் அடிக்கறதுக்கு முன்னாடிஎழுந்து
அடிக்கற அலாரம் மத்தவங்களுக்கு கேக்காம நிறுத்தி.
அப்பா பாக்கெட்ல அஞ்சு பத்துனு ஆட்டைய போட்டுட்டு பைக் எடுத்துட்டு போனா,
பைக் பாதில நிக்கும். சரின்னு பெட்ரோல் பங்குக்கு போயி அர லிட்டர் பெட்ரோல் போடுங்கன்னு சொன்னா அவன் நம்மல அசிங்கமா பார்ப்பான். அந்த அசிங்கதலாம் தாண்டி பஸ் ஸ்டாண்டுக்கு வந்தாஅங்க நம்மல விட பெர்சனாலிட்டியா ஒருத்தன் நிப்பான்!
அப்படியே பக்குனு இருக்கும். . . . . . .
-திருவிளையாடல் ஆரம்பம்
Finally after gaining some guts and rehearsing some 3478 times, he finally proposed her. It was not even close to the rehearsals in toilet. After stammering for about 10 mins, he said "I love you". She laughed at his stupidity, which for a moment he thought to be a sign of her acceptance. She said "It took you so long to tell this? Anyways, that doesn't matter. I don't love you. Stop disturbing me and get lost."
He was heart-broken and decided not to disturb her for few years and get back to her after she finishes her college and at that time she might understand his love. Not even a month was over, she got committed with some other guy. And it became worse when they broke up and in no time she started going out with some other guy. He wasted his precious life for this "homely slut"? (once a wise man said "Ava aalu illa machi, ITEM")
The biggest mistake I made was to encourage him just because I would get a treat when he corrects her. I should have warned him saying, "She is not a homely girl, better you can avoid her" and helped him out of it.
Moral:
Neither this story nor the girl in it has MORAL.
Editing Courtesy: The_Scribbler and Ted E Bear
goood one timing dialogue better you can avoid her..
ReplyDeletethanks boss!!
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