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Ennada Rascala

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There’s this cultural meet coming up in my company, and the whole office is divided into five groups. Yesterday, these groups named themselves as 1) 80 Degrees 2) N20 – The Happy Gang 3) Ennada Rascala 4) Speedy Turtles and 5) e-LEMON-ators. Today they are busy popularizing their teams, by designing flyer's and what not. Everywhere you turn you find ad’s depicting their theme and a slogan. Even in the rest room there are flyer's saying ‘You can’t survive on H20 alone, you need N20’ stuff like that. Now I thought the funniest and most original team name was Ennada Rascala… it’s this line that Shah Rukh Khan mouths in the movie “Om Shanthi Om”. Today I saw this flyer put up by the Ennada Rascala team...
Mind it!
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Jude said…
i knew it. you seemed jobless enough to have posted something today.
5:54 PM
wildeyes said…
hahaha...thats funnyy...mind it..lol....even the e-lemon-ators sound nice...which group r u in?
8:13 PM
Zak said…
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12:39 AM
Karen Xavier said…
JB, yeah... everybody's busy campaigning for their team... what else should I do?

Megh's, I am in N20 - the happy gang.

Pushpak, .... nevermind...
7:24 AM
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