Popcorn Club #8 - Page 67

Originally posted by: vibecheck

kweshun for whoever is picking truth next - have you ever said i love you to someone and not really meant it?

No.

Does saying it to my boyfriend when I'm mad at him and planning his murder in my head count as not really meaning it?

If so, maybe.

Originally posted by: CobraKai1972

I've heard stories but no personal experiences yet.

My maternal grandfather's side of the family believes they're cursed by the snake gods because they cleared a piece of land they owned back in the day that supposedly was the snakes' abode.

After that, bad things began to happen to the people who were guilty of it and even continued to haunt the future generations.

Do I believe this? Not really.

Do I still partake in counter measures done by my relatives to keep the bad luck at bay? Yes. Not out of free will.

Originally posted by: infinity101

I am always on fence over such things. I don’t blindly follow anything superstitious and don’t encourage it either but at the same time I listen to my elders when they say something. There are some things in the world that science cannot explain and I do believe in the existence of everything. I believe things like bad luck and curses are real, and they manifest themselves in different forms.

I've tired to reason with family but old people are set in their ways. Plus I really didn't want to hurt their feelings, so I just attend some functions whenever asked.

Originally posted by: NINALOGY

Bhaaot haansi arahi hai

Apney paras ki yaad agayi kya 🤪

Kon Paras ? BB13 ka ? I never supported him. 😎😆

Ye sab bol k Bach nahi sakte cobra ne saare Raaz khol diye h🤣

Originally posted by: MSgayatri

Chamki and sitara kaha ho????

Aagayeee😳

Originally posted by: shiiny

Aagayeee😳

fun k time tum soi hoti ho

Originally posted by: CobraKai1972

Oye Munna, got an AI to pen down a poem about you and tomatoes :

In the garden, Munna did sow

Tomato seeds in a neat row

He watered them well and watched with glee

As they grew tall, strong, and free

Tomatoes ripe and red as fire

Munna's hard work did truly inspire

He plucked them off the vine with care

And filled his basket with a tender flair

In the kitchen, Munna's skill did impress

As he turned tomatoes into a wonderful mess

He chopped and cooked with all his might

Creating dishes that were pure delight

Tomatoes, Munna's favorite crop

The humble fruit with a satisfying pop

A simple pleasure that he cherished so

To grow, to cook, and simply glow.

Ye mast tha, if you ask me. 😆

wah wah kya baat hai 🤣

Originally posted by: s_t_a_r

wah wah kya baat hai 🤣

Iss ki bhi value nahi ki kisi ne. 🤣

Originally posted by: s_t_a_r

idhar

Originally posted by: CobraKai1972