As yaar anmulle film ka ek dialogue hai “veera nal sardari taa ho sakdi aa par love ni ho sakda” kyonki mai tempotape da banda ni.S- hehhehehehehh...hehehhehehehhehehhehe u r so funny and filmyC- hahhah thanks filmy to hu par only comedy type ka .S- ok or kya kya sohounk hai janab kC- bas ji shyri padhna gane sunna cricket badminton khelna or masti.S – kis type ki masti karte ho jiC- ji filhal to dosto k sath hasne bolne ko hi masti bolte hai doosre wali to karne ka mouka hi ni diya kisi. I'll tell her you died in a ...well...boating accident." No fee could make me subject this woman to watching "Grown Ups 2!" From the corner of my eye, I noticed a tall, leggy blonde nurse nodding her approval from five feet away. Stepping gingerly to her, noticing her name tag and observing her navy blue scrubs, "I have a question, Katrina." Her eyebrow rose as I continued, "Do you ever wear the old school nurse's uniform and the hose with a seam on the back?" Only on special nights," she. "When we can get her sober and talk to her she still claims that what happened that first night was some terrible mistake, but how can I believe that? She was home for ten weeks last summer and there were maybe three days she did not find some guy to spend time with, and considering the looks of some of them, I doubt it was for the conversation. I wish you could talk to her. However, I expect all she'd do is try to drag you to the nearest bed and you are far too honest to do that."Mildred. Maybe it's just my time ... it's a stupid disease, really ... Michelle couldn’t believe what she heard. Her father, still young man and strong, only 42 years old at that time to be brought down by such a serious illness. Understanding now why he was so upset, Michelle took his hand – rugged from years of hard work – into her delicate palms and caressed it gently.- Do not worry, daddy ... I'm with you. You know you can rely on me anytime. We'll beat this disease together and you'll be back on.