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Subject: Re: query - klpd means what?
Date: Tue, 2 Jul 2002 23:29:45 +0000 (UTC)
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Thus have I heard that motaseth <motas...@indiatimes.com> wrote:
> An odd question.

> I know KLPD stands Khadi Land Par Dhokha.

> But in what context is it used, what does it imply, how is the phrase
> used?

> To put the same questions another way, When would someone use that
> phrase, what would they want to say when they used it, how would it be
> used (noun/verb? active passive?)

> thanks

 One may say 'klpd ho gaya' when one is frustrated in reaching a much
 anticipated and sought after goal. For instance, you wanted desperately
 to go see a certain show and you had even found tickets to the best
 seats in the house--only due to some problem, the show is cancelled at
 the last moment. It could be 'a major klpd' as you may explain to your
 friend later.

 Atanu