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atlazonbooks · 1 year
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Quit Smoking Today
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It is not easy to quit smoking. After all, there are countless smokers around the world who have tried and failed to quit this habit at least once. Once you have taken your first puff, there is no turning back. Some are addicted to the nicotine in the cigarettes while others have taken to the mechanical motions of lifting and putting the cancer stick into their mouths. If you are a smoker, you will understand how lifeless you feel when you haven’t been able to satisfy your craving for a cigarette, but do you know the exact reason why this happens?
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octuscle · 8 months
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Salam, Akhi. Make explanation for me. Why my Chronivac says I was changed twoice today. Now my memory of the changes ees, eh, 50/50. But I saw two support articles from you of hackers making men Arabs, and then someone accidentally using the alpha Arab preset. I admit my current body ees very noice, but I would like to become my proper body, if you blease.
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Oh yes, there has indeed been quite a lot mixed up today…. And it will take the Chronivac team quite a while to sort it all out again.
It's a bit difficult to reconstruct everything, but according to my records, this should have been your original body. I put some muscles on it. As an apology. And the tattoos are also free.
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Now you should speak excellent Hindi and Indian influenced English again. And I have also stopped you smoking. I hope everything else is fine again. If you have any wishes or questions, please contact me!
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glaciiermonarch · 4 months
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❀ *◦ sen mitsuji. genderfluid. he/she/they. demiromantic homosexual. ⇝ hey, isn’t that takaharu mochizuki? i think that the thirty-four-year-old from adelaide, south australia, works as dj at the boom boom room, music producer & engineer, and model; but outside of that people describe them as perpetual busyness to prevent the chance of an emotion occurring; a pristine but empty-feeling mansion with too many rooms; perfectly pouty lips pulling up in a smirk over a private joke; and a robin's egg blue drum kit with every possible bell and whistle on the market. i hear they are moody & distant, but they are also known to be cerebral & generous. consider giving them a visit at their home in winterwood estates and get to know why they’re called the ice queen.
➙ this character uses he/him, they/them, AND she/her pronouns freely! the writer will be using ALL of them, sometimes within the same paragraph, so please extend the same courtesy! ➙ taka is attracted to men and masc-presenting enbies and just calls themself gay!
full name: takaharu mochizuki ➙ this is in "western" order since taka grew up in english-speaking countries ➙ kanji: 望月 貴陽 (Mochizuki Takaharu)  望 (mochi) meaning "wish, desire" and 月 (tsuki) meaning "moon;” together meaning “full moon” 貴 (taka) meaning “precious” and 陽 (haru) meaning “sun”
nicknames: taka, taki, tako, haru, mochi-san, tsuki-san
dob: 17 august 1989
place of birth: adelaide, south australia, australia
languages: japanese (native); australian english (native); korean (advanced); german (advanced); arabic (advanced); hindi (strong); mandarin (strong); okinawan (some)
education: bachelor’s degree in philosophy and asian & middle eastern studies, duke university
strengths: educated; cerebral; generous; loyal; resolute; shrewd; creative; captivating; wise; patient
weaknesses: cold; moody; gloomy; judgmental; harsh; disconnected; distant; crass
hobbies: playing drums, guitar, piano, and clarinet; surfing; skateboarding; playing video games; smoking weed; napping; reading
likes: warm weather & beaches; fashion;
dislikes: messy people; uncreative people; children (friends' kids are an exception)
disabilities & health: major depression; chronic back and knee pain
even the silverest of spoons being in your mouth when you're born doesn't shield you from the unhappiness of life, but it does slap a bandage over a festering wound so you can ignore it a while longer. kenta mochizuki, a dermatologist originally from japan. beth mcnulty, general legal counsel for one of the biggest energy companies in all of australia. married a little later than either of their families would have liked, but in their defense, they were both busy being successful. and they barely slowed down long enough to have their only child, takaharu.
though of an ornery countenance since birth, taka was always still popular and favored because he was pretty and rich. clarinet lessons, piano lessons, drum lessons, surfing lessons, she was set up for success from the very beginning. her childhood memories are mostly accompanied by nannies and tutors, though her father, an earnest and excitable man, always made an effort to be present in his child's life, eager to see her succeed.
there was always a distance between taka and their mother, though; taka knows now that beth never wanted to be a parent. this attitude became clearly evident when she didn't show up to taka's tenth birthday dinner. it was soon revealed that she'd forgotten, and more of the truth came tumbling out: she shirked her parental duties for an affair. and this apparently had been going on for quite some time, seeing other men that weren't her heartbreakingly devoted husband.
a divorce ensued, and taka sided with his kind, loving father, who had also always made an effort to keep japanese culture alive in the home. when taka was barely into her teens, her father sat her down to tell her about a woman he'd met online, one he'd fallen in love with. the catch was that she lived in malibu. taka was given the choice to live with her mother or move to the united states with her father. she easily chose the latter.
lashonda rhimes, successful anesthesiologist to the stars, and kenta's second wife. she was a few years younger, though not egregiously so, but still childless. and she treated taka like her own child, which might have been externally brushed off by the surly teenager, but taka came to appreciate it. he was popular in his new home, with his accent and his money and his looks. being so intelligent, the transition to a new continent wasn't difficult at all, and he finished high school near the top of his class.
he didn't really have a plan for his life, and all his parents really wanted out of him was just for him to go to college. an acceptance to duke university was sweetened by some scholarships, and whatever those didn't cover was easily made up for by the wads of cash his family had. taka had started smoking weed not long after landing in the US, but she branched out into new drugs while in durham, north carolina, for college.
acid trips were unpleasant every time she tried dropping; and she didn't like injecting anything to leave marks behind on her pretty body. but she soon found a bad habit in cocaine. she would sniff a few lines, party for several hours, go home and do homework, go to class, and go to modeling shoots, and do it all over again. somehow, using sheer ambition probably, she finished college within 4 years, even with a double major and a couple semesters spent studying abroad.
bouncing around the US for a year or so; living with his aunt in japan for a couple years; and then landing in anchorage for the next adventure around 2016
these days, taka keep busy in any way she knows how: too long with her own thoughts can be dangerous and make her itch to return to her cocaine habit. but they've done a good job of staying clean. taka doesn't need to work for money—his mother sends him gobs of money to curry his favor, and his father and stepmother have nobody else to spoil—but he does work to stay busy, spinning tunes at the boom boom room; modeling for small indie publications and brands; and gaining some traction as a music producer.
with more money than one person should ever need, taka gives a lot of it away. there are a few charities she routinely makes generous donations to; but she also likes to take care of her friends. she'll buy her closest friends whatever they want, buy their groceries, offer to pay rent or even let them stay in her house, offer to pay their medical bills... seriously, what is one lonely person gonna do with all those digits in their bank account? besides, spending money is the only way she knows how to show love.
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❀ *◦ sen mitsuji. nonbinary. he/she/they. demiromantic homosexual. ⇝ hey, isn’t that takaharu mochizuki? i think that the thirty-three-year-old from adelaide, south australia, works as drummer in vain rogues & the ghost orchestra, dj at the boom boom room, music producer & engineer, and model; but outside of that people describe them as perpetual busyness to prevent the chance of a thought or emotion occurring; a pristine but empty-feeling mansion with too many rooms; perfectly pouty lips pulling up in a smirk over a private joke; and a baby blue drum kit with every possible bell and whistle on the market. i hear they are moody and distant, but they are also known to be cerebral and generous. consider giving them a visit at their home in winterwood estates and get to know why they’re called the ice queen.
➙ this character uses he/him, they/them, AND she/her pronouns freely! the writer will be using ALL of them, sometimes within the same paragraph, so please extend the same courtesy! ➙ taka is attracted to men and masc-presenting enbies and just calls themself gay!
full name: takaharu mochizuki ➙ this is in "western" order since taka grew up in english-speaking countries ➙ kanji: 望月 貴陽 (Mochizuki Takaharu)  望 (mochi) meaning "wish, desire" and 月 (tsuki) meaning "moon;” together meaning “full moon” 貴 (taka) meaning “precious” and 陽 (haru) meaning “sun”
nicknames: taka, taki, tako, haru, mochi-san, tsuki-san
dob: 17 august 1989
place of birth: adelaide, south australia, australia
languages: japanese (native); australian english (native); korean (advanced); german (advanced); arabic (advanced); hindi (strong); mandarin (strong); okinawan (some)
education: bachelor’s degree in philosophy and asian & middle eastern studies, duke university
strengths: educated; cerebral; generous; loyal; resolute; shrewd; creative; captivating; wise; patient
weaknesses: cold; moody; gloomy; judgmental; harsh; disconnected; distant; crass
hobbies: playing drums, guitar, piano, and clarinet; surfing; skateboarding; playing video games; smoking weed; napping; reading
likes: warm weather & beaches; fashion;
dislikes: messy people; uncreative people; children (friends' kids are an exception)
disabilities & health: major depression; chronic back and knee pain
even the silverest of spoons being in your mouth when you're born doesn't shield you from the unhappiness of life, but it does slap a bandage over a festering wound so you can ignore it a while longer. kenta mochizuki, a dermatologist originally from japan. beth mcnulty, general legal counsel for one of the biggest energy companies in all of australia. married a little later than either of their families would have liked, but in their defense, they were both busy being successful. and they barely slowed down long enough to have their only child, takaharu.
though of an ornery countenance since birth, taka was always still popular and favored because he was pretty and rich. clarinet lessons, piano lessons, drum lessons, surfing lessons, she was set up for success from the very beginning. her childhood memories are mostly accompanied by nannies and tutors, though her father, an earnest and excitable man, always made an effort to be present in his child's life, eager to see her succeed.
there was always a distance between taka and their mother, though; taka knows now that beth never wanted to be a parent. this attitude became clearly evident when she didn't show up to taka's tenth birthday dinner. it was soon revealed that she'd forgotten, and more of the truth came tumbling out: she shirked her parental duties for an affair. and this apparently had been going on for quite some time, seeing other men that weren't her heartbreakingly devoted husband.
a divorce ensued, and taka sided with his kind, loving father, who had also always made an effort to keep japanese culture alive in the home. when taka was barely into her teens, her father sat her down to tell her about a woman he'd met online, one he'd fallen in love with. the catch was that she lived in malibu. taka was given the choice to live with her mother or move to the united states with her father. she easily chose the latter.
lashonda rhimes, successful anesthesiologist to the stars, and kenta's second wife. she was a few years younger, though not egregiously so, but still childless. and she treated taka like her own child, which might have been externally brushed off by the surly teenager, but taka came to appreciate it. he was popular in his new home, with his accent and his money and his looks. being so intelligent, the transition to a new continent wasn't difficult at all, and he finished high school near the top of his class.
he didn't really have a plan for his life, and all his parents really wanted out of him was just for him to go to college. an acceptance to duke university was sweetened by some scholarships, and whatever those didn't cover was easily made up for by the wads of cash his family had. taka had started smoking weed not long after landing in the US, but she branched out into new drugs while in durham, north carolina, for college.
acid trips were unpleasant every time she tried dropping; and she didn't like injecting anything to leave marks behind on her pretty body. but she soon found a bad habit in cocaine. she would sniff a few lines, party for several hours, go home and do homework, go to class, and go to modeling shoots, and do it all over again. somehow, using sheer ambition probably, she finished college within 4 years, even with a double major and a couple semesters spent studying abroad.
bouncing around the US for a year or so; living with his aunt in japan for a couple years; and then landing in anchorage for the next adventure around 2016, taka made fast friends with cyrek. the band was mostly cyrek's idea but taka was easily convinced to join, needing a creative outlet. the proximity during the project brought them closer together, but they were both also still harboring some pretty nasty drug addictions at the same time, and were not helping each other in the slightest.
...until they did help each other. cyrek was convinced into rehab for his heroin addiction, and the experience forced taka to think about her own life and health. they practically entered the rehab facility at the exact same time, and were probably the greatest support to one another during that time, further cementing their deep friendship. holding each other's hand while traversing the wilderness of recovery completely bonded them.
these days, taka keep busy in any way she knows how: too long with her own thoughts can be dangerous and make her itch to return to her cocaine habit. but they've done a good job of staying clean. vain rogues is a passion project, mostly. taka doesn't need to work for money—his mother sends him gobs of money to curry his favor, and his father and stepmother have nobody else to spoil—but he does work to stay busy, spinning tunes at the boom boom room; modeling for small indie publications and brands; and gaining some traction as a music producer.
with more money than one person should ever need, taka gives a lot of it away. there are a few charities she routinely makes generous donations to; but she also likes to take care of her friends. the band is like her family, and anyone else close enough to her can be considered as much too; so she'll buy the band whatever equipment they want, buy their groceries, offer to pay rent or even let them stay in her house, offer to pay their medical bills... seriously, what is one lonely person gonna do with all those digits in their bank account? besides, spending money is the only way she knows how to show love.
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xxtiinneee · 2 years
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After 2 months of trying to quit vaping/smoking, here we go again. Reason, wala hindi naman ako stressed, ang cute lang talaga kasi pink and blue baket ba ha 😠
At oo, gumagawa na ako ng report dahil ang dami kong pending
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menalez · 2 years
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I am arab but I do not feel any connection to my language or culture. I feel this may be the cause of Arabic and arab culture being heavily intertwined with Islam. At best it is extremely difficult to disentangle these ties; it makes me dislike my own background. How could I love a language that was in turn loved by such hateful people? I don't feel like I ever want to be a part of it, but technically, I am part of it. I'm tied to this culture, language, and religion by blood, and I am certainly not proud of my ethnicity, my nationality, and the religion I was born into. Being Arabic ≠ being religious, I know, but I can't shake off the feeling that I'm not Arabian. I suppose growing up with Arabs who were all Muslims has put that idea in my head, that an arab is inherently religious.
The bottom line is, I do not feel, nor do I want to feel, associated with my culture, language, ethnicity, and even my family.
Do you feel the same?
How could I love a language that was in turn loved by such hateful people?
with this mindset idk how u can like almost any language. english? italian? spanish? french? russian? japanese? chinese? hindi? the list could go on forever. what makes arabic especially hateful to you? it has existed long before islam and is the language of many non-muslims too. arab christians have their own cultures and practices and yet they speak arabic. i just dont see arabic as somehow intrinsically related to islam, nor do i see my culture that way either. youre right that a lot of our culture has become so deeply intertwined with islam, but i honestly don't see traditions like eid to be hateful either. i dont see them as celebrating anything hateful either. many cultures of many european countries are also deeply intertwined with christianity, and yet even non-religious europeans i know i often see embracing christmas and easter, for example. so i dont see anything wrong w embracing religiously-rooted traditions like ramadan or eid either. i love that eid involves getting together w the family, giving money, generosity, often new / nice clothing n dressing up, + specific special dishes. i love that for ramadan we often will sit together and eat and watch a ramdan show + have special dishes, and that in ramadan many will go on the streets or from house to house to provide with homemade gifts or be generous in other ways. what i take issue with is when these practices are forced on others, like the fact that its illegal to eat in public in many countries before iftar in ramadan time.
overall no i dont really relate tbh. i come from a non-religious family, they dont strongly identify w arabness bc idk we're bahrani first & foremost and often they're shit talking about arabs. but i grew up with examples that made me separate my culture from islam. islam is something that was forced onto me outside my family and my friend circles nd family's friend's circles. the arabs i know drink and party and smoke and don't segregate by sex and wear non-"modest" clothing and get tattoos and piercings etc while also often times wearing abayas or thobes (my atheist grandpa used to always wear a thobe), or traditional bahraini attire, speaking arabic, etc so. idk. i just don't view it as an Islam Thing. i recognise that most arab cultures have become quite intertwined with islam, but i also see how our differences nd special traditions exist. we have girga3on in bahrain for example and this is a tradition specific to gulf countries + iraq. we have stuff like henna and we eat dishes like daal and these are all also my culture & show me our history as an island nation that was an instrumental trading area. we have pearl-diving and pearls and gold and many things that are so traditional to us but not at all related to islam but rather our specific area. all of this is still my culture. perfumes and spices and our dialect and the ancient dilmunian civilisation are my culture too and my heritage. these are the things i take pride in and wish will live on long after im gone. i dont consider praying 3-5 times a day, athaan, islamic beliefs, etc to be my culture, and i don't hate my heritage or want to disconnect myself from it bc of that. i was always simply born muslim, but i am bahrani and i always will be regardless of my beliefs.
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icannotgetoverbirds · 2 years
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how a friend of mine taught me to create names for characters
Start with a word that's meaningful to the character. For this example, we'll use the word "smoke".
Open up Google translate and pick a language - Latin is a good, basic starting point, but anything with connections or an ease of what I like to call English-ifying (for the sake of this method, things like pinyin - the English text version of languages with non-english characters - although this can also be done for other languages, I assume) works best.
I'll start with Latin - the word I get is fumo. Now, I don't really like the vibes of that, so I'm going to take a stab at a few other translations to see what I can find.
(I do want to add - it's best to either understand the language's phonetics or have a pronunciation available if you want to be able to pronounce the character's name.)
Icelandic - Reykja (Ray-kee-ah)
Korean - Seumoki (Soo-moke-ee)*
Hindi - Dhuaan (Doo-ahn)
Swahili - Moshi (Mah-shee)
And with that, I have four different name bases to work with, all with different vibes. For instance, Moshi would probably be a good name for a pet - the -i ending reads as diminutive in English, making it perfect for a gray-furred cat. I might use that if I ever get a pet that it would fit - it's a sweet name.
Reykja reads as a fairly feminine name, and could work as a standalone - just be aware that it might read strangely to people who speak Icelandic. Dhuaan feels more gender-neutral - actually, it feels very neutral altogether.
That being said, you don't have to stop here. You can throw the names together in much the same way that someone used to create Lenjamin, and create entirely new names. In this endeavor, it usually helps to have gathered quite a few translations to work with.
Here, I take a bit of a leap in combining the -ki in Seumoki (which is a little on the nose alone) with the fu- in fumo, creating Kifu - considering that the alternative is Fuki, which. Is a little too close to Fucky for my comfort.
Here's the important part - and this step is often vital even when not combining the words - you have to translate it backwards.
*Those who know Korean might notice that Seumoki is a translation for "smokey", not "smoke". As someone who doesn't speak Korean, I noted that translating back the word I originally got for smoke, yeongi, gave me "performance". I'm not sure what's up with that, so I adjusted the form of the word to get a better translation - for all I know, the translation of yeongi as "smoke" is a bug.
Sometimes you'll find out that the word that gets translated back is. Less than desirable. Sometimes, however, you find a pleasant surprise.
Kifu, in the "Detect Language" setting of Google Translate, reads as the Swahili word for death.
So now I have a name for a badass character, probably someone that can easily be read as a ninja, whose name has roots in smoke and death.
One last note - do look up the name outside of Google Translate to check and see if it's already in use somewhere or if it has any problematicisms attached - Kifu seems to be a software related to the game Go, as well as a French collection of home decor. I think it's a funny little anecdote to add to the name; plus, maybe it can be used for further characterization. Maybe Kifu really likes interior design. Maybe their favorite game is Go.
And with that you have a name for a character and a little bit of bonus characterization to go along with it!
Don't forget to translate backwards, and don't forget to look it up, though. Also, if you're able to consult a dictionary in the language you're pulling from - or even a person who speaks the language - that's even better!
All of the names here are free to use, btw!
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vatt-world · 1 month
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roommate script
scene: Roommate Chat At home, Bill and his roommate, also an actor, bond over auditions and share recommendations, finding solidarity in their shared ambitions.
scene: Roommate's Big Bollywood Dream bill roommate Meanwhile, Bill's roommate is obsessed with Bollywood movies. He dances around the apartment, dreaming of being a Bollywood star.
scene: Roommate's Offer Bill's roommate, who quit his job, suggests that Bill join him in advertising. While they talk, the roommate expresses his love for Bollywood, dancing around the apartment with excitement. he wants to get the body of bahubali..
scene: Roommate's Bollywood Dreams Inspired by Bollywood, Bill's roommate gets ready to meet a Bollywood agent, hoping to make it big as an actor. watching all this Indian movies ,he finds out there is premiere of my his favorite director and tries to get tickets to it and finally makes it to the premiere…and dances in the movie theater.. celebrates holi with water gun..
scene: Roommate's Fun Dance he dresses up for bollywood costumed party. Bill's roommate wears bright clothes like in Bollywood movies. He dances around their place, full of energy and excitement, enjoying the colorful world of Indian cinema. 3..he watches kamasutra movie he meets a astrologer who tells him he has a great future indian movies/bollywood then in hollywood. his girlfriend is upset with him because of him craziness…He tries to impress his girlfriend by reciting romantic lines from Indian movies Determined to experience the thrill of Indian street food, he embarks on a culinary adventure through the bustling markets of his city
scene: Spicy Food Surprise Bill cooks Indian food for dinner to share with his roommate. But when his roommate tries it, the spicy flavors make him sweat! Bill laughs at his friend's reaction. He enthusiastically tries to learn Hindi swear words try out traditional Indian meditation technique , i feeling sleep
scene: Trying to Make Up To make things right, Bill films a Bollywood dancing video for his roommate. He hopes it will help him get noticed by casting agents. he gets online Hindi lessons from cambly(online hindi learning platform) He attempts to cook Indian food at home after watching numerous cooking tutorials online, but ends up setting off the fire alarm and filling his apartment with smoke.
scene:
watching all this Indian movies and immersing in Indian culture , he has carving for indian food from particular restaurant , so he and his friend drive around town trying to find this restaurant but cant find it but finally find another franchise Indian restaurant and enjoy the food there but cant find the car as it is towed and they get the car back next day.
Roommate's Bollywood Project:
Meanwhile, Bill's roommate is busy with his own project inspired by Bollywood movies. He makes funny posters to promote it, showing his passion and enthusiasm. he decides to try riding an elephant at a local zoo. he cooks indian food… burns down the place with smoke.. he buys diwali fire crackers. his girlfriend is upset with him because of him craziness…he proposes to her.. in the style of a classic Hindi love song
Roommate's Cancer: Bill talks to his roommate, who sadly tells him he has cancer. It's a heavy thing to hear.
roommate taking care of Bill
roommate background check
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bituinspaces · 9 months
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yosi break :)
nagyosi nanaman ako kagabi
kumuha ako ng dalawang stick tapos hinalungkat ko bag ko para sa lighter 
sabi ko sakanila "magyoyosi lang ako"
ang sikip kasi sa bar
nakakasakal
nakakapagod
magyoyosi muna ako
nakakatawa kasi magyoyosi ako para makahinga
magpapahangin lang saglit
magyoyosi lang saglit diyan sa labas
kinuha ko yung dalawang stick ng yosi 
nakiraan ako sa samu't saring katawan na sinasabayan yung musika
"excuse me, yosi lang ako."
naghagdan ako pababa, tas lumabas na ko
magyoyosi lang ako
nagulat ako paglabas ko may nakasunod na pala sakin 
bakit kaya andito ka nanaman 
anim na buwan na yung huli mong yosi
sabi mo quit smoke ka na
magyoyosi ako, ba't ka nandito?
hindi ko alam ba't andito ka
sabi ko sayo hindi ko alam na nakasunod ka pala
di mo rin naman ako sinagot
sinindihan mo lang yosi ko
di kasi ako marunong gumamit ng lighter
salamat, sinindihan mo pa yosi ko
nakita ko may dala kang dalawang stick
dalawa lang dapat sisindihan ko
pero may dalawa ka pang dala
gusto ko sanang umayaw, dalawa lang talaga kasi sisindihan ko
gusto ko magyosi, pero sinindihan ko nalang yung apat kasi mas gusto kong makasama ka
bumalik nanaman ako sa april 2022
hindi naman ako malakas magyosi
hindi parin naman talaga, parang ngayon nga lang ulit
pero para makasama ka 
kahit kalahating pack pa, kaya kong tiisin masolo lang kita saglit
kaya sige, pakisindihan nga tong yosi ko, alam mo namang hirap ako sa lighter e
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indiejones · 1 year
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FROM THE CAESAR FILES
Aside his deep bond with RD, were 2 other v. big names in Rajesh Khanna's closest circle - Kishore Kumar & Shakti Samanta. The story of how this first association came into being, is also most infotaining. Infact connected to Rajesh's own beginnings in the big league. So happens that great singer & Music director Hemant Kumar was remaking a Bengali superhit into the now legendary 'Khamoshi' in Hindi, in late 1967 or so, whose director Asit Sen wanted Dev Anand as lead, but Waheeda Rehman, it's signed heroine, was deeply impressed by this young man from his first 5 films over past 2 yrs, films he got very good reviews for,& passed very high recommendation for him instead, so Hemant who was also eyeing the boy,had him signed. Thus began shooting when a fine evening Hemant arrived at Rajesh's accommodation for instructions on the next day, & saw Rajesh coolly smoking away with his friends. Rajesh got so embarrassed at being caught smoking, he instantly almost apologized & asked Hemant da why didn't have him called to his place instead, than having to see them so. Hemant got amused at the high sensitivities as also respect for elders displayed by the lad, & while going away, was quietly asked who was singing the bridge song, & if he could take Kishore Kumar as his voice for it! Hemant had someone else in mind, as Kishore was not hot property for quite sometime, but see how fond he was of Rajesh, & as twas his first demand ever, agreed, & gave Kishore Kumar the song & as would turn out, Kishore's first big hit after very long! Ofcourse also giving Ind Cin it's greatest ever actor-singer duo! Here's the song! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MDXFi3avqo0 Cut to 3 yrs down the line, to Meena Kumari's last film 'Dushman', with Khanna excitedly in lead. Music Dir Laxmikant had a qawwali song in mind, for which Kishore, Rajesh Khanna's whole & sole voice by then,wasn't used to & comfortable with at all, & practically refused to comply. Just then Khanna,who was narrated this impasse bts,arrived at studios in his green car,entered the room,sat next to Kishore, & began his quiet cajoling. "Ki holo dada! Gaane ka nahi hai kya, babumoshai?" with that mischievous look in his eye. Kishore explained,but Khanna turned to Music Dir Laxmikant & said "If he's not singing it, I'm not acting in it!". Kishore knew the emo blackmailing of his friends, & quietly acquiesced,resulting in Bolly's Top 5 quawwalis in history,& a big feather in LP & Kishore's cap! Here it is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GdmQpAKOfdA Similarly, Shakti Samanta was stuck with a script titled 'Anuraag' dearly wanted to make,but as unconventional & non-spicy,turned down by all distributors.A issue he perchance narrated to Rajesh,who having read it,thot twas travesty if left unmade,& came up with a soln. "What if you write a cameo for me!". He shockingly replied,"You!". & Thus got made a Indie Top 600 classic, with RK at peak of career, in v. spl role, just for love of a friend! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xg0IdiRj6Go
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I've had one of those bad dreams where we're standing on your street. I quit smoking those cigarettes but I'm never getting over it. p.s.: hindi po ito soft launching :^) (at Starbucks Philippines) https://www.instagram.com/p/ClGt-FxSIp2/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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mochihoor · 3 years
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aapkitalks · 4 years
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Cigarette Chhodne Ke Tarike - अगर आप या आपके जानकार में कोई सिगरेट का सेवन करता है और आप जानना चाहते है की इसको कैसे छोड़े तो इस पोस्ट को पूरा पढ़े.
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World No Tobacco Day: Know How Much Money You Spend On Smoking In 40 Year Easy Calculation Of Smoking: सिरगेट पीने में कितना पैसा उड़ाया, हिसाब लगाएंगे सिहर उठेंगे आप
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कामयाब (Kamyab) | We shall overcome | an SN FILMS initiative - Quit Addiction Rapper: Debasmita Chatterjee, music & direction: Sanjib Nath https://www.snfilms.in/music-videos/kamyab-rap-we-shall-overcome-quit-addiction-initiative
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hindisoup · 2 years
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Devdas chapter 9 (of 16)
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Chandramukhi (Dir: Bhimal Roy 1955)
In this chapter where we meet Chandramukhi for the first time I encountered this impressive verb construction describing Devdas' emotions following Paro's wedding:
कोई शिथिल उदासी धीरे-धीरे उसके कलेजे के अंदर जमा होती चली जा रही थी।
In the Penguin books English translation the essence of this sentence is encapsulated as in: His chest grew heavy with a sense of cold foreboding.
In the Hindi version, there's loose or untied sadness inside Devdas, that as per my understanding is gradually accumulating in a continuous manner. (I find it fascinating that in Hindi literature the organ associated with heavy emotions is the liver, कलेजा).
It took me some Googling to find out how that magnificent verb is constructed - at first I thought of जमा as the root of जमाना, to freeze, but soon realised that as a standalone word it means accumulated, gathered. जमा होना means to be gathered, assembled. चला जाना often means to leave, depart or go away, but with the construction adjective + होता चला जाना it describes the process of something becoming as described by the adjective. As in:
चित्रपट संगीत दिनोंदिन क्यों विकसित होता चला जा रहा है? Why is film music developing day by day?
मामला गर्म होता चला जा रहा है। The matter is becoming heated.
Another interesting thing I noticed is that the सा-particle, which is used a bit like -ish in English, as in बड़ा-सा, biggish, or ठंडा-सा, cool, coldish, can be used with phrases too, such as:
मुँह पर से वह घनी छाया बहुत-कुछ दूर हो गई सी लगी। The dark shadow of gloom seemed to have receded from his expression = the shadow appeared like it had gone quite far away
Oh and finally, I learned a new expression which appears twice in this chapter, no matter what:
चाहे जैसे भी क्यों न हो, किसी को भी राहत नहीं मिल रही थी. [No matter what], no one seemed comfortable.
"चुन्नी, चाहे जैसे भी क्यों न हो, फुसलाकर और एक बार तुम उसे यहाँ लाओ." "Chuni-babu, by hook or by crook, get him to come here just once more."
Vocabulary
अगवानी करना - to welcome (transitive) अंदरूनी - inner, inside (adjective) अंदाज़ा - estimate, guess (masculine) अन्तःकरण - conscience (masculine) उक्ति - expression, saying, utterance (feminine) कलह - discord, argument (masculine) कुढ़ना - to grumble (intransitive) क्रमशः - respectively, gradually (adverb) क्षुब्ध - agitated, excited (adjective)
ख़र्च चलाना - to maintain, support financially (transitive) गंजन - disobedience, misery, misfortune (masculine) गुज़र-बसर हो जाना - to survive (intransitive) गुड़गुड़ाहट करना - to rumble, bubble (transitive) चाँदी मढ़ा - silver plated (adjective) ठोकना - to hammer, strike, hit (transitive) त्योरियाँ चढ़ाना - to raise eyebrows (transitive) दाई - maid, nurse, midwife (feminine) दावानल - wildfire (masculine) दुमंजिला - two-storey (adjective) धरोहर - heritage, inheritance (feminine) धुआँ - smoke (masculine) निस्पंद - motionless, lifeless (adjective) पैठना - to pervade, infiltrate (intransitive) भाँपना - to break, beat, fold bend (transitive) मकान-मालकिन - landlady (feminine) ममता - love, affection, endearment (feminine) म्लान - withered, dirty (adjective) राहत - relief, ease (feminine) लक़वा - paralysis (masculine) लड़खड़ाना - to stumble, stagger (intransitive) वश - control, power (masculine) विनीत - polite, well-mannered (adjective) शिथिल - loose, untied (adjective) संकोच - reluctance, hesitation, shyness (masculine) सहन करना - to tolerate (transitive) स्तंभित - amazed, dumbfounded, stunned (adjective)
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