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Ashi tagged me...funny thing this is read on

Thursday, June 28, 2007
Ashi tagged me...funny thing this is read on

Here are the rules: Use the 1st letter of your name to answer each of the following. They MUST be real places, names, things...NOTHING made up! If you can't think of anything, skip it. Try to use different answers if the person before you had the same 1st initial. You CAN'T use your name for the boy/girl name question.So here it goes...



Your Name: tushar


Famous Singer/Band: Talat aziz



4 letter word: Tata


Street: The Baker street


Color: Trickle orange


Gifts/Presents: Tie


Vehicle:Tata safari



Things in a Souvenir Shop:Time pieces



Boy Name: Tanmay
Girl Name:Tamannna

Movie Title: Titanic



Drink:Thanda



Occupation:Theologist


Flower: Tulips



Celebrity:tshhar mangal...[cant thin of a better one]



Magazine:Time


City: Trivanthapuram



Pro Sports Teams: The tigers hockey team


Fruit:tomatoe [some say its fruit some say its vegetable i will benifi the doubt

Reason for Being Late for Work: traffic woes



Something You Throw Away: trash

Things You Shout: tote



Cartoon Character:tushhar kapoor


lolzz....hmm now i tag ...

Abhishek sureka
Aarti kanojia
Sukanya Honkote
Khusboo yadav
ppl have to fill this form and paste it on ur blogs....be honest in ur answers tho
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