This Sher imagines a funny world where vegetables have Facebook profiles, with potatoes being the mutual friend of all. It's a quirky take on social networks, humorously suggesting how even the simplest things, like vegetables, would have their own social circles in the digital age.

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Here, the Sher humorously addresses the concept of betrayal, where someone says "good night" while secretly staying online till late. It playfully exposes how people pretend to be distant or tired, but their actions reveal a different story altogether, adding a touch of modern-day deception.

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The Sher takes a lighthearted jab at life's choices, suggesting that if you want an adventure, go climb a mountain; otherwise, face the challenge of dealing with others' scoldings. It cleverly turns a sneeze into a sign of being remembered, followed by the humorous suggestion of just heading to the "bad place" instead.

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This Sher humorously depicts how a phone feels when its data runs out, comparing it to a well-dressed but unemployed person just sitting around. It plays on how important mobile data is today, turning the phone into a symbol of uselessness without it, yet it’s dressed to impress like someone with no work to do.

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This Sher humorously describes how the speaker’s girlfriend broke up with him over something as trivial as licking his noodles plate after eating. It’s a funny take on how small actions can lead to dramatic reactions.

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This Sher humorously lists the four "truths" known to the speaker's wife: a beautiful appearance, money in her purse, a reason to work, and the famous phrase "I'm coming!" at every request. It’s a funny take on the predictable patterns in married life.

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This Sher humorously describes a simple, stress-free life with no drama, neither love nor fights. It pokes fun at the routine of a predictable schedule with dinner at 9 and goodnight by 10.

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This Sher humorously points out that everyone has a brain, but it’s how you use it that makes the difference. It also jokingly compares a zebra to a donkey, saying the only difference is its amazing fashion sense!

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This Sher humorously explains that business growth doesn’t happen by chance and requires trying different strategies. It jokes that a halwai (sweet maker) makes samosas spicy so customers will buy jalebis too, ensuring they leave with a full stomach and a lighter wallet!

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This Sher humorously suggests that one should mess up so spectacularly at work that the boss will personally come to your desk and offer you leave, just to get you out of the office! It's a funny take on turning failure into a "perk".

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