People usually have one or more favourite phrases they keep using. Some of these I have encountered over the years-
She is like Lakshmi/Saraswati..
When I was in ..(London, Timbuktu, or Tikamgarh..take your pick..my choice is Harihar where I worked with Kirloskar a long time)
Hamare yahan aisa nahin hota hai..or the reverse, hamare yahan to ais hi hota hai.
You know...
Why you want to do like that?
Please.....not for asking permission or requesting, but as an expression of exasperation!
Whatever...this is one I use a lot too.
and the facebook/SMS favourite...Lol!
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