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**radikal** · 07-05-2012, 03:01 PM

[QUOTE=Raji Ram;144487] .....
Since the brahmin guys have started wondering why to wear the poonal, viboothi / nAmam on the forehead etc,

women (all Hindus) have gone one step forward, wondering why to wear the 'thAli', 'pottu' etc!
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Pretty soon it may be difficult to tell the female gender apart from the male gender, the way the women wear their bobbed hair, and pants and shirts. A joke comes to mind>
Two middle age people were standing in a bus stop in Chennai. There was another young person a few yards apart. The first middle age person told the second, "look at that young person over there, you can't tell whether it is a boy or a girl". The second person said, "that is my daughter". The first person said, "I am awfully sorry, I didn't know you were her father". The second person retorted, "I beg your pardon, I am her mother".

P.S: In tennis language we call it a double fault!

07-05-2012, 03:01 PM	#8
radikal Join Date Oct 2005 Age 54 Posts 4,523 Senior Member	[QUOTE=Raji Ram;144487] ..... Since the brahmin guys have started wondering why to wear the poonal, viboothi / nAmam on the forehead etc, women (all Hindus) have gone one step forward, wondering why to wear the 'thAli', 'pottu' etc! /QUOTE] Pretty soon it may be difficult to tell the female gender apart from the male gender, the way the women wear their bobbed hair, and pants and shirts. A joke comes to mind> Two middle age people were standing in a bus stop in Chennai. There was another young person a few yards apart. The first middle age person told the second, "look at that young person over there, you can't tell whether it is a boy or a girl". The second person said, "that is my daughter". The first person said, "I am awfully sorry, I didn't know you were her father". The second person retorted, "I beg your pardon, I am her mother". P.S: In tennis language we call it a double fault!
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