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amul girl completing 50 yrs

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I am glad that she is an iconic girl. I was very disturbed when I knew about the deaths of the cute 'Murphy baby' - long back,

the lively 'Nirma girl' - a few years back and the lovable 'Rasna girl' - recently! :pout:

This cute little one will be a 'mArkaNdEyee' - tiny tot always!!
 
Yippeee!!! Happy birthday Amul Girl.. As I had mentioned in some other thread, my father was approached by Glaxo company to have me on the advertisements for Baby formula, and my father refused.. :)
 
Hmm, I have heard of the term "Glaxo baby" denoting a particular kind of baby. :)

On a more serious note, I think every pack of Amul butter should now come with a statutory warning.
 
Subhalakshmi said:
Yippeee!!! Happy birthday Amul Girl.. As I had mentioned in some other thread, my father was approached by Glaxo company to have me on the advertisements for Baby formula, and my father refused.. :)
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You must have been a cute cute baby.As a child I looked kind of yucks..even yuckier as a teen, only when I reached the age of 20 I started looking better...one of those few who look better as they age.!!LOL
 
renuka said:
You must have been a cute cute baby.As a child I looked kind of yucks..even yuckier as a teen, only when I reached the age of 20 I started looking better...one of those few who look better as they age.!!LOL
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Ok i will believe anything you say. LOL
 
Subhalakshmi said:
Yippeee!!! Happy birthday Amul Girl.. As I had mentioned in some other thread, my father was approached by Glaxo company to have me on the advertisements for Baby formula, and my father refused.. :)
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I remember, Bushu!

You mentioned this when I wrote about the sad demise of the Rasna girl, in one of my poems!

You escaped by God's grace! :hail:
 
Don't you worry dear golden girl!
'Ad' or 'no ad'... YOU will be a Glaxo BABY always!!!
proof..???
Read the first word of your post!
My reply to it???
Yahooooooo!!! :)

Subhalakshmi said:
Yippeee!!! Happy birthday Amul Girl.. As I had mentioned in some other thread, my father was approached by Glaxo company to have me on the advertisements for Baby formula, and my father refused.. :)
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I KNOW two more such rare people. :high5:
M.S. Amma and S.M. Amma (my own mother) :love:

renuka said:
You must have been a cute cute baby.As a child I looked kind of yucks..even yuckier as a teen, only when I reached the age of 20 I started looking better...one of those few who look better as they age.!!LOL
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Once a Glaxo baby... always a Glaxo baby!:baby:
Just look around and you are sure to find many more!!!:bump2:

biswa said:
Hmm, I have heard of the term "Glaxo baby" denoting a particular kind of baby. :)

On a more serious note, I think every pack of Amul butter should now come with a statutory warning.
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Why? Fat or salt warning?

The pack contains a health message - not a significant source of fibre, sugar, calcium, vitamin and iron! Isn't it better than margerine?

biswa said:
On a more serious note, I think every pack of Amul butter should now come with a statutory warning.
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There was a lady who used to teach music to the wealthy girls in their own houses.

She was always traveling from house to house and often skipped eating food at the right time.

Result... she developed ulcer in the stomach!!!

Treatment... to drink a cup of milk whenever the gnawing pain started!

She was a good teacher. So she was offered milk in
every house visited, everyday.

She did NOT stop this treatment even after her ulcer got cured.

Soon she became a Glaxo Aunty- rounded and chubby- nothing like her earlier self! :rolleyes:

Moral:

The quantity of milk, even when taken as a medicine, must be closely monitored !!!
 
sarang said:
Why? Fat or salt warning?

The pack contains a health message - not a significant source of fibre, sugar, calcium, vitamin and iron! Isn't it better than margerine?
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Yes, you are right. The fat and salt can be killing. Maybe you are right about being healthier than margarine, but most middle class Indians these days don't need any more butter in their diet. Replace butter with broccoli I say!
 

This lovely little girl will always be Amul Girl and won't become Amul Aunty or Amul Paatti!! :baby:
 
renuka said:
You must have been a cute cute baby.As a child I looked kind of yucks..even yuckier as a teen, only when I reached the age of 20 I started looking better...one of those few who look better as they age.!!LOL
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Renuka, just saw this one.. I am sure you were a cute beautiful baby, ask your mom.. :) well I have to post my picture to show you how cute or not so cute.. to my father I was the most beautiful baby and daughter no doubt.. :))
 
Visalakshi Ramani said:
There was a lady who used to teach music to the wealthy girls in their own houses.

She was always traveling from house to house and often skipped eating food at the right time.

Result... she developed ulcer in the stomach!!!

Treatment... to drink a cup of milk whenever the gnawing pain started!

She was a good teacher. So she was offered milk in
every house visited, everyday.

She did NOT stop this treatment even after her ulcer got cured.

Soon she became a Glaxo Aunty- rounded and chubby- nothing like her earlier self! :rolleyes:

Moral:

The quantity of milk, even when taken as a medicine, must be closely monitored !!!
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Mrs. Visala, I love milk and to this day will eat anything made of milk and drink a lot of milk.. as long as we balance it, it would be great.. I am sure that lady must have done more than drinking a lot of milk to gain so much weight.. :)))
 
Subhalakshmi said:
Renuka, just saw this one.. I am sure you were a cute beautiful baby, ask your mom.. :) well I have to post my picture to show you how cute or not so cute.. to my father I was the most beautiful baby and daughter no doubt.. :))
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As a baby may be I was ok but as a young child and as a teen I was horrid.
I am not joking I remember everyone asking my mum how come your daughter doesn't look nice at all!!
As a teen even guys used to tell me that why you look so yucks.

But when I touched 20 everything changed.
That way I can say India brought me luck cos when I landed in India at the age of 20 for studies my looks changed for good.

But I feel may be its genetics too cos both my brothers looked like idiots too till they touched 20 years and now they look very very handsome.
 
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Dear Subbha ji,

Please post your baby pic.It would be nice for all of us to a cute baby.
 
I think it is true of every parent - even if they are NOT really golden girls! :)

Subhalakshmi said:
Renuka, just saw this one.. I am sure you were a cute beautiful baby, ask your mom.. :) well I have to post my picture to show you how cute or not so cute.. to my father I was the most beautiful baby and daughter no doubt.. :))
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Like depositing the milk all over her curves till they vanished!!! :)

Subhalakshmi said:
Mrs. Visala, I love milk and to this day will eat anything made of milk and drink a lot of milk.. as long as we balance it, it would be great.. I am sure that lady must have done more than drinking a lot of milk to gain so much weight.. :)))
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Sublimation??? :)

renuka said:
As a baby may be I was ok but as a young child and as a teen I was horrid.
I am not joking I remember everyone asking my mum how come your daughter doesn't look nice at all!!
As a teen even guys used to tell me that why you look so yucks.

But when I touched 20 everything changed.
That way I can say India brought me luck cos when I landed in India at the age of 20 for studies my looks changed for good.

But I feel may be its genetics too cos both my brothers looked like idiots too till they touched 20 years and now they look very very handsome.
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