Sam cautions Retired Big Lady

Wedding Sam has cautioned the Retired Big Lady that her plans to revert to politics would be a costly exercise. "Madam, the political atmosphere has not changed even a bit and despite all our campaigns, the masses still support the Rajapaksas. That is the truth whether we like it or not," he said. But the Retired Big Lady did not favour the advice. "What do you know, men, our people still request me to make a comeback" she said. "Show me at least even one of them," Sam replied.

Reformists isolate Ra-Blue

Ra-Blue and his confidants had to eat humble pie as their no confidence motion against Dee-Lun was defeated by a majority of 102 votes at the House of Diyawanna. Ra-Blue little realised that all Reformist Em Pees had avoided taking part in the debate. Saa-Jeet, Kind-Siri, Sena-Lion and Raw-C didn't utter a word at the debate, thus isolating Ra-Blue and his ageing men.

Sanga-Ree takes on Some-Pun-Done

Some-Pun-Done, the Tiger puppet will soon lose his grip in the Tea-En-Ae as Sanga-Ree that is Ananda is roaring to take him head on over the party's registration. Sanga-Ree is adamant that the party should be registered before the Northern polls so that Some-Pun-Done will have to share power with the other four parties in the coalition.

Bell Boys beg at Sirikotha

The shameless Bell Boys are without a slogan. Hence, they decided to enter into a partnership with a sinking ship and went all the way to Kotha that is Siri to hold discussions with the Greens for a joint protest. "It is good if we join together so that we don't expose our limited crowds," Ra-Blue said. However, some senior Bell Boys had opposed Soo-me, the One-sa's move, saying that it's the Elephant Party that killed their seniors in 1988/89.