Today morning when our newspaper boy was travelling down from the 2nd floor in our apartment lift, the power went off and the lift got stuck. It seems as soon as the power went off, the boy exclaimed- 'aiyo fan off ayiduchu'[Oh the fan has stopped]:D

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Revs said…
Lol :D
6:57 PM
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