Vaazhappala Kaamedy Kalagam HO: NiRuvanar VaLLal Goundamani

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Originally Posted by SMI

S: வேதாரண்யத்துக்கு அனுப்பசொல்லி வெடிகுண்டு கொடுத்தனே அதத்தான் கேக்குறாங்க டெல் டெல்

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:rotfl:

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Originally Posted by P_R

I was recently on a call with some mEladhikaarigaL/client to put together a team for a short project. The timelines - no surprise- turned out to be impossibly tight. But the kaduppu was they were bringing up for comparison an earlier task which was done by another team much quicker. Just that the task was far less complicated and not at all an appropriate comparison. So my colleague and I ended the call agreeing to reconvene later on this topic. As soon I ended it my colleague remarked: "என் கிட்டயும் சைக்கிள் இல்லாதபோது வா..ஒரு ரூவாய்க்கு தரேன்" :lol:

Gounder's reach, portability,தத்துவ அழம் are all simply astounding :clap:

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That was terrific.

Another instance of mine - though not on the similar lines. I was following up with a vendor to get some thing done immediately and he was held up with some conference and was not responding. I got that done by another one and the next day the first guy called me continuosly, but I disconnected. He sent me a message saying "I was held up on this and so ..." and I replied "Do it for another ten years"

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Originally Posted by HonestRaj

lets develop a image.. Annan means Annan Goundamani..
in hub everyone understands it is about Goundamani whenever we post just Annan.. < for eg: Annan anraikke sonnar.... >
ivalo varusa hubbingla andha oru practice kondu vandhuttom

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True. And for a person who is supposed to be not in the favorite book of the management, getting a respectable adaimozhi does not come that easy.

And your suggestion makes sense. Nestu enna KuRaL podalam :think:

S: நா டெரரிஸ்ட் ஆயிட்டேன் (see the face expression)
GM: என்னது செரச்சிட்டு வந்துட்டியா (total damage)

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Senthilogic - KrishAshok's article from The Hindu
The comedic genius Senthil once caused a perturbation in the world of philosophy with his groundbreaking answer to the Goundamani Quantum Hypothetical Modified Turing Question. To understand the Modified Turing question, one must first understand the Turing question, but before that one must know that Alan Turing was a pathbreaking computer scientist who killed himself by eating a cyanide-laced apple, which, as urban legend would have it, inspired the half-eaten apple logo of the company founded by Steve Jobs, who designed products that made us all go bananas. And it's that humble fruit that brings us back to Senthil and Goundamani because it was the protagonist of Goundamani's question: “Where is the other banana?”

Check TFML's new Avtaar:

http://www.mayyam.com/talk/showthrea...l=1#post674423

Soooper Boss

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Originally Posted by SMI

Check TFML's new Avtaar:

http://www.mayyam.com/talk/showthrea...l=1#post674423

Soooper Boss

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whats the last pic the sequence...

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Originally Posted by KV

Senthilogic - KrishAshok's article from The Hindu
The comedic genius Senthil once caused a perturbation in the world of philosophy with his groundbreaking answer to the Goundamani Quantum Hypothetical Modified Turing Question. To understand the Modified Turing question, one must first understand the Turing question, but before that one must know that Alan Turing was a pathbreaking computer scientist who killed himself by eating a cyanide-laced apple, which, as urban legend would have it, inspired the half-eaten apple logo of the company founded by Steve Jobs, who designed products that made us all go bananas. And it's that humble fruit that brings us back to Senthil and Goundamani because it was the protagonist of Goundamani's question: “Where is the other banana?”

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:clap:

So where is the other chappal? Of course, this is the other chappal. :lol:

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Originally Posted by Saai

whats the last pic the sequence...

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பழாசன சித்தர்

After the apples for Jobs, I am now seeing this in FB.. :)

"Two bananas changed the world. One was given by Senthil to Goundamani, and the second banana was the first one."