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Q for -quest for inner peace

Gils seen roaming here and there carrying a bunch of paper.
His damager is sitting in a very somber mood.. (somberi moodnu padicha kambeni poruppu illai).
Knowing that look, Gils knows he is into deep philosophical mood and tries to dabaichify damager by taking a round about route avoiding him.
"Gils...come here"
"Sethaanda sekaru" nu thinkiyavaaray Gils goes to damager.
"Yesh boss"
"Enna ingayum angayum suthitrukka? Ennamo thedra mathiri iruku?"
"ada neenga vera baas...naanay Santhoshema tholaichitu theditruken"
Damager gets that oli vattam above his head whenever he is in appraisal sessions.
He starts giving gyan to Gils about inner peace and how one should search for happiness within oneself and how materialistic the world has become where people always rush about searching for happiness every where else but never at the most easiest of places to check, that is within oneself.
"Itheye thaaan superstar...unakkulla irukkara santhoshatha velila thedaathaa nu paadirukkaru"
"Boss..adthu SPB thaana padinaaru?"
"Gils...seriousa pesitrukarapo mokka podaatha..."
"Bosss...neenga thaan mokka potutrukeenga...Walk - in ku vantha "Santhosh M" oda resume kaanumnu theditruken...neenga ennadaana unakkula thedu santhosh kedaikkumnu ubnyaasam panreenga..."
Damager growls at Gils who rushes away from that place.
After a while, "baaasss...nejamavay enakkulla thaan baas Santhosh M irunthiruku....vera paper nenachitu antha resumea en bagla vachirunthiruken....neenga oru vintage vignaani baaas"

Damager growls again and Gils runs away for dear life.



Thanks a lot  Poonai for nagging me...che..tagging me into this post about "inner peace". What Inner peace means to me apdinu post podanumaam..athaan intha tag oda theme. Inner peace na..ennananaa...mokkai podrathu. If my mokkai makes people kolaveri on me..that means I've successfully messed up their peace. So naan nimmathia thoongiruven :D:D (ithallavo kolgai) More the mokkaiyar...more the inner peace :D
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Deepak Raghuraman said…
Sooper !!!

"Gils...seriousa pesitrukarapo mokka podaatha..."
"Bosss...neenga thaan mokka potutrukeenga...Walk - in ku vantha "Santhosh M" oda resume kaanumnu theditruken...neenga ennadaana unakkula thedu santhosh kedaikkumnu ubnyaasam panreenga..."

ROFL :) :)
Monday, July 22, 2013
Ramesh said…
Mokkai Thilagam vaazhga vaazhga

Even by your very high Mokkai standards, this is a super Mokkai :)
Tuesday, July 23, 2013
Aishwarya Sundaresan said…
Ipdi oru Damager ah! Is he related to Swami Vigadanandha?
Tuesday, July 23, 2013
Asha said…
indha alavu mokkai podradelerndhu enna theriyarduna....

Gils kku march varaikkum thookam pocchu...avarukku inner peace marchla daan. Correcta mapillai sir?
Tuesday, July 23, 2013
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