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Meetings..Meetings and more meetings

Meetings..Meetings and more meetings...vaazhkkai oru meetingukum innonnukum nadula move aagara break perioda aaidhci...ethuku eduthaalum meeting..vela pannanumnalum meeting..panna venaamnalum meeting...contract kidacha congratulatory meeting..kidakalina oppari meeting..meeting neriya irukkunnu complaint panna..how to reduce meetingsnu oru meeting...huh....gimme a break...all these meetings remind me of a famous saying.." Never underestimate the combined power of a group of stupid people..."...guess the one who quoted it was not a great fan of team work or meetings i guess....i am not totally against having meetings.....idam, porul, eval matters....jillnu kaathadikara evening timela...idhamana warm shadowla...beachla ukkanthu...kadalai podra sogam irukay...at times yenda mudiyuthunu varutha pada vaikra meetings athu...kaalam neram theriyama...coffee day/ice cream parlors arattais ( avanga avnga fav place poatu fill panikunga..nadu nadula..maaney thene ponamaany..elaam poatukalamm..abiraami abiraami... :)) ... X to X service provider freena....vaazhkai poora pesakoodiya cell fone "uraiyaadalgal" which might put "Azhagan" mammooty-banupriya's record to shreds...hmmmmmmm................who complains about such meetings......tottttttddddddddaaaaiiiiiiinnnnnnggggggggnu outlook calendar displays another meeting in 5 mins.....so long buddies....

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MS said…
che...enna oru thot....unne madhiri en managers ellaam yosikka maatengaraanga????
Wednesday, May 03, 2006
gils said…
:D hehehe....did u read rediff....TCS infylalaam....flirting allowancelaam tharaangalaam...hmmmm...athu company...
Wednesday, May 03, 2006
Known Stranger said…
escape i am from this meeting points... ehieheih
Monday, September 04, 2006
Known Stranger said…
flirting allowancessaaa in tcs aaa aiyo aiyoo vayaruu yeriyutheeee
Monday, September 04, 2006
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