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General Forum: Society | | 'Well Matched Pair' - What is the meaning? | |
| Prof Wounded heart, are u seeking a solution to a real life problem here? :))
Jus Kiddin
Posted by: Malakpet Rowdy At: 31, Jan 2005 8:44:10 PM IST
well...as far as the greeting is concerned:
it is abt a pair of socks..which meets each other and feels tht in spite of two different identities they look alike and the pair is good lookin.
For we ppl, socks is always a pair which looks alike and we wear socks of the same pair and not one from two different pairs..
now i didn't get ur doubt exactly,sir.
i hope my answer sufficed the topic. but if u didn't get my intentions..i am ready to explain them
best wishes,
Voice.
Posted by: Voice of revolution At: 31, Jan 2005 0:33:30 AM IST
' In the great laundry basket of f'ship,
the two of us are something very rare
....... A WELL MATCHED PAIR.
The card will be like this. - A Folded Greeting Card.
In the first page, "In the great laundry basket of f'ship, the two of us are something very rare".
There is a laundry basket with dresses in it. Few on the floor. Among the others, two red little socks greet each other lovingly.
When you open it, the two socks spring up and the lines are
To
...... (Full Name)
'A Well Matched Pair'.
From
......(Full Name)
If a friend gives a greeting card with these lines to his friend on the eve of F'SHIP DAY, how should she interpret those lines?
P.S. She doesn't know English :)
Posted by: Prof. Wounded Heart At: 31, Jan 2005 0:21:01 AM IST
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