Office comedy

This is a Jabber conversation I had with my colleague. I did not realize it until i checked what had happened. Then did not stop laughing for the rest of the day.

Never thought feeling drowsy in the afternoon can be this hillarious.

karma@blabber.xyz.com said at 2:15PM:
Hello Aparna
karma@blabber.xyz.com said at 2:15PM:
Did you get my mail ?
karma@blabber.xyz.com said at 7:11PM:
Hi Aparna
ME@blabber.xyz.com said at 7:11PM:
hi aparna
karma@blabber.xyz.com said at 7:11PM:
Sorry
karma.@blabber.xyz.com said at 7:11PM:
:(

ME@blabber.xyz.com said at 7:14PM:
karma@blabber.xyz.com said at 2:15PM:
Hello Aparna
karma@blabber.xyz.com said at 2:15PM:
Did you get my mail ?
karma@blabber.xyz.com said at 7:11PM:
Hi Aparna
ME@blabber.xyz.com said at 7:11PM:
hi aparna
karma@blabber.xyz.com said at 7:11PM:
Sorry
karma.@blabber.xyz.com said at 7:11PM:
:(

Wondering why have I pasted the same thing twice!!!. Read it carefully.

When i realised that I greeted Karma saying Hi Aparna... I could not control my laughter and had to share it with my colleague Shilpa. I wanted to paste the conversation I had with Karma in shilpa's jaaber window, but with drowsiness at an all time high and without thinking much pasted it back in Karma's jabber window.
Now you can guess the rest of the story!!!

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Anonymous said…
Lol :) I love this. Great start to blogging!
20/10/06
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