May 18, 2012, Word of the Day
Can be added as an emphatic appendage to almost any sentence, generally to make or prove a point.
M: Why you didn't call me last night?
A: I called only! You didn't lift the phone only!
M: Sorry,
da. Must've been asleep
A: Ahhh,
then what?!
May 17, 2012, Word of the Day
A phrase of disgust in the wake of a cheap act by an individual, such as stealing change from a beggars bowl or a politician admitting himself in a hospital to escape court and jail time. May also be used by parents in admonishing his/her offspring after blunders are created
time and again and scoring
sonne (zero) in exams 2 times in a row!
son: dad, I got my report card
dad: WHAT!!??? One more sonne in maths? you have no shame or what? See your brother Rinku, at least he has some shame, he got
pass mark this time.
May 16, 2012, Word of the Day
Used to describe a man who moves into his wife's home instead of taking his wife to his own home.
Rakesh- Look at that bloody rascal.
Vijay - Why bloody rascal?
Rakesh- He is Ghar Jamai and still shows to much attitude.
May 15, 2012, Word of the Day
Chumbak is a magnet/lodestone-something which attracts or gets attracted to iron objects. The word Chumbak can be used as a personality descriptor as well.
Chumbak also happens to be the brand name of a Bangalore based start up which specializes in funky India-inspired contemporary design products such as mugs,playing cards,tins,key chains, gift items and boxer shorts. Launched with the aim of wooing the tourism market, Chumbak merchandise has found many takers among the young Indians who like India being represented in a contemporary way.
Rishi has magnetic personality and a gym body.
No wonder ll girls stick to him everytime everywhere... Such a chick chumbak!
Girl (to herself): "What do I take back for my friends at the London school of Economics? They are so curious about India since I introduced them to Samosapedia...Hmm.. I KNOW! I will gift them Auto raja Bobble heads from Chumbak."
August 08, 2011, Word of the Day
MOTHERS DAY FAVORITE FROM LAST YEAR
Boy do we love our mothers. "Mere paas gadi hai, banglaw hai, bank balance hai... Tumhare paas kya hai?" Response: "Mere pass Ma hai" perhaps the biggest kadde delivered on screen, resting solely on the power of the love we have for our mothers.
Cut to, autorickshaw driver in a tattered uniform pant, red floral print shirt, aviator Roy Bons, and three to four gold chains (costume jewelry), sitting sideways in the front of his rik so he can sight-adi the ladice that are his fare. He might have a black light installed at the back of his rik and Kannada rap blaring on his specially installed speakers (a rare and lucky find in an auto)...
Notwithstanding the fashion debacle and Road Side Romeo aspirations, the rear canvas exterior of his chariot will proudly proclaim: "Above Mother There Is No Other"
Pimp My Auto Sales Rep:
Saar, latest sticker has arrived
saar, specially today. "Above God, Only Mother. Above Mother, No Other". Shall I paste it?
Shivajiganesh: Hmm... do you have something more subtle?
PMA Sales Rep: "Above Mother There Is No Other" is very popular saar, but many are having. You take new one, peoples will like.
May 13, 2012, Word of the Day
a 2 piece stainless container used to serve
filter coffee in tamilnadu. it consists of a small tumbler and a unique lid which also serves the purpose of keeping the coffee hot in transit (from kitchen to serving area) and an underliner for the
tumbler and a cooling container if required. Traditional filter coffee is served piping hot and thus is usually difficult to hot the tumbler by it's rim. Thus some part of the coffee will be poured into the larger container for
time-being.
Sheela! our guests are coming soon, take out the new dabra sets to serve coffee. I hope you made enough decoction in the morning?
May 12, 2012, Word of the Day
(HOTEL SIGN for NON VEG Meals)
Non vegetarian meals served in hotels. This is a common sign seen at several small hotels and eateries in some parts of India denoting non veg food.
MILITARY MEALS SERVED HERE
May 11, 2012, Word of the Day
Back Charming Front Alarming. Used for someone who has a good behind but shockingly bad facial features.
Look at that chick man, she's
PSKG.
Yes, but hope she's not a BCFA like the one we saw yesterday!
May 10, 2012, Word of the Day
Bagpiper Whiskey. Supposed to bring your Blood Pressure down a bit on an evening when your head is too worked up with a failed deal.
"Yerdu quatru BP parcel kodamma. Hangey eldu mottey."
( Give me two quarters of BP pal. Also, two eggs.)
May 09, 2012, Word of the Day
"Satyameva Jayate": truth shall always prevail. The national motto of India. Now the name of Aamir Khan's path-breaking documentary show being aired on Indian televison. I predict that this show will have staggering numbers of viewers and viewer responses. We might eventually forget where the phrase comes from, believing that it is a TV show title.
"Have you seen Aamir Khan's opening episode of Satyameva Jayate?"
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