Sunday Pastime #25: Special Means of Communication

Written by Pavan Kumar on November 30, 2008

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What are the ways you communicate with your friends? Going to the paaaaaaaaast times, they used pigeons to carry some letters tied to legs to communicate some information, then came – postal system, telegraph, telephones, fax, mobile, e-mail, and the latest twitter 😉 . Do you know what may be the modes of communication in the next generation? Watch this 1.22 minutes ad and you will know.

 

PS1: Sunday Pastime now completed 25 successful episodes, and this one is special. Enjoy

PS2: Indian Metro City Mumbai has been recently hit by terror in a horrible way killing 190+ people and injuring nearly 300 people. My tributes to all victims and salutes to brave soldiers who fought and won the terror. Please show your support to stay united against terrorism.

       

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3 Readers responded to this post

It was funny :)

By Nihar on December 2nd, 2008 at 6:48 am    

Ha ha ha tooooooooo
Funny thanks pavan….

By Balaji on December 7th, 2008 at 9:31 pm    
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