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 ۩ सर्व शकितमते परमात्मने श्री रामाय नमः۩

Again this one from Bookeywookey

Questions to be answered with one word only - and no word can be used twice.

1. Where is your cell phone? table

2. Your significant other? None

3. Your hair? Thick

4. Your mother?Persistent

5. Your father? Great :D

6. Your favorite time of day?evening

7. Your dream last night? erased

8. Your favorite drink? Tea

9. Your dream goal?Business

10. The room you’re in? Bedroom

11. Your ex? non-existent

12. Your fear? Life

13. Where do you want to be in 6 years? Office

14. What you are not? SHort-tempered

15. Your Favorite meal? Potato-chaat

16. One of your wish list items? Willys

17. The last thing you did? Blogged

18. Where you grew up? Ludhiana

19. What are you wearing? clothes

20. Your TV is? Sony

21. Your pets? wished

22. Your computer? Sleak

23. Your life? Difficult

24. Your mood? varied

25. Missing someone? always

26. Your car? Desired

27. Something you’re not wearing? footwear

28. Favorite store? bookstore

29. Your summer? Long

30. Your favorite color? orange

31. When is the last time you laughed? Yesterday

32. When is the last time you cried? june

33. Your health? ok

34. Your children? future

35. Your future? Bright

36. Your beliefs? God

37. Young or old? young

38. Your image? bhishampitamaah

39. Your appearance? smart

40. Would you live your life over again knowing what you know? nops


ANyone who is reading this is on this....
__________
Jai Shri Ram !!!
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Gauri Mathur said…
:-):-):-):-)

[ i kno u wud be finding it strange tat fr every post m posting smilies,but wt to do tas wt m first reaction,i feel good wen u feel good:-)]
cheers!!
take care
August 6, 2008 at 3:13 AM
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