Three friends were working in a same office & lived in a same flat which
is in the 110th floor in New York City. One day while they were
returning
from their office the lift was not working. So they decided to climb by
foot to their 110th floor.
To pass the time & not get bored they agreed to tell some story, that
1st
person should tell a story above a war, 2nd person a romance & 3rd
person
a very sad story.
First person told about US & Vietnam War they reached 50th floor,
Second person completed his romance story when they reached 109th
floor.
Now it's turn for the third person to tell a very sad story.
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He told "I have forgotten to bring the Flat Key".
Regards,
RUpa

From India, Mumbai
Hi Rupa,



Good one i to have something like this. Hope u all will enjoy this. After reading your reply are welcome, infact i to have receive this through mail.

Here it go.....

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My friend lives in Rohini... One day he went to Gurgaon to visit his

uncle for some days. One evening he and some other of my college

friends went to for a movie. He had so much fun that he forgot

that it was very late. He reached Gurgaon around midnight......

He had to walk about a mile from where his friend dropped him.... As he

was walking alone, he could sense that the night felt very creepy as it

was so dark. While walking, he was astonished to see an old creepy

looking guy selling some books. It was a very unusual thing to see a

thing like that..... It got the shivers on him when he noticed

that his old guy is unusually pale and staring at him...

The old guy said "Son why don't you get a book...it would keep you

company". Then he did something which he would regret for the rest of

his life ......... My friend started to act brave & thought why not

& had a look at his collection.. he

noticed that all the books were related to supernatural

activities...but he found one that was very interesting. So he

asked the old man "how much

is it?".... The old guy replied, "Well son...this is an

interesting book...it's only for Rs 250. "

My friend was shocked and said "but...but...

it's expensive" This time the old man stared which freaked my

friend. My friend quickly checked all his pockets & found Rs. 200

& said "This is all

I hav e." The old guy replied "It's OK son ...you can have the book

for that price" As ! my friend was just about to run for

home...the old man called

back & said "Son ... whatever happen, you don't ever flip the book

to it's last page... remember these words or you would

regret it...!!!!!"

My friend nodded and never looked back ... Reaching home...he

quickly asked his Uncle whether there was any new old book seller

nearby? The Uncle replied "not that I know of but ...we've heard that there's 1 old man comes once in a while during full moon nights but heard that there is something creepy about it...why son?"

My friend freaked out... he told his uncle "nothing uncle...just

asking". He started reading the book with the old man's words on

his mind. At night, 2 0'clock, as he went to bed, a gush of wind blew which

chilled him up to his bones. At that glimpse, he noticed the wind had blown the pages to its last page. He remembered what the old man has said! But we humans tend to have the tendency to know. Out of curiosity, he flipped to the last page & fainted...

What he saw at the last page is stated below:

Don't look further down if you have a weak heart I warn you

Don't blame me see it at your own risk.........................

Original price:-- Rs. 20/-

Promotion price:-- Rs. 10/-

********************************** he he he he hhe hhe

Don't Start Cursing Me, I felt the Same way on reading this

Crap...

Ha Ha Ha ! I also wasted my time reading this mail so why cant you?

Prashant

From India, Indore
Hi RUpa, , Prashant.....
Both of your stories are ot be commented seperately....
RUpa your story does need my sympathies as the poor guy would have to go back downstairs to get the keys (if his friends would leave him alive)
Prashant your story was very scary (i am still shivering :shock: )....
but it was great fun reading both the stories.....
keep up the good work,
Cheers,
Sonit Singh

From India, Hyderabad
Dear Shail The Fact that it was Posted inHumour column .. It was to make u laugh LOL :wink:
From India, Mumbai
Hi Rupa, dil pe mat le yaar it’s just for fun ok. for learning section we have other Column. Tks
From India, Indore
:cry: Hi all! I am new here , for sending msg.. but i was to visit always and read you all . To day i too want to share some thing Hoping some one of you will suggest me some thing.

I am working with manufacturing Company of size 150 employees. I am the only HR person over here. Role of an HR here is only to recruit. ....No no let me correct myself. only to srutnise application and call people for Interview. Its really pathatic ... Now i ma in such a mess i have joined this company 6 months back some till date i dragged hoping peiople over here might understand significance of HR.. But i find at the ned of the day i would have done nothing....

Sitting arrngement made over here is in asuch away where i am allways looking at a huge plain wall apart from my computer... I tried to implement HR practices over here... but was in vain it is being compltetely managed by MD and Exe.Dir . and restt all are here with the company since its inception .. I understand while moving from my earlier assignment i would have given a second thought , but i was in such urgency of quitting my earlier assigbnment i did'nt give thought for all these things! ... no all the other things are very fine here.. BUT ULTIMATELYIF THIS CONT... THEN IT MIGHT BE AN END TO MY GROWTH... NEITHER I CAN QUIT THEM EASILY... CAUSE hr DEPARTMENT HAS BEEN INTRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME HERE. INVOLVING ME. wAHT SHOULD I DO CAN ANYONE SUGGEST ME....


Hi Ruap and prashant, Both are really gud. I can’t stop laughing after reading them :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: Deepali
From India, Chandigarh
Hello Rupa, He can go by Lift this time. very simple. i m sorry but i didn’t find any humor in this story. Regards Mamta Singh
From India, Delhi
:D gosh was tensed looking at the subject and then had a hearty :D :D :D too good tat was..
From India, Bangalore
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