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Main laila laila chillaoonga kurta phad ke
It has been a while since a post appeared in this category, for most memories are either not worth documenting, or the other extreme where they don't meet PG-13 standards.  The later years of school is probably the most memorable for many, that is if you've gone to a good school. That's the time when you're in the school ...more»
Shaktimaan will punish you
Shaktimaan was India's first television superhero and hence commanded a roaring fan following among kids. There was a time when the streets and parks would be empty and the kids all glued to the television, for their favorite superhero would greet them on the tube. After the highly engrossing epics of Ramanand Sagar's Ramayana and B.R.Chopra's Mahabharata, never had ...more»
Cross platform compilers
Let the title of this post or the image to the left not scare you away. This has never been a tech blog and shall always steer clear of that temptation to be one. A more suitable title for this post would have been, 'Crass plate farm kaam pilers'. On second thought it seems to make more sense. Anyways ...more»
Good morning senior saar
College is the best thing that ever happened to me and I'd go back given a chance. To my knowledge almost everyone would, so big deal. As part of the flashback series we continue from where we let off in the previous post. For those who've come in late, a quick recap. Me and a friend ragged a girl while ...more»
Oops I ragged her again!
As India yesterday celebrated Teachers Day to commemorate the birth of the second President of free India Radhakrishnan garu, I tried to recollect some of the horrible things I have done. I am not going to mislead anyone by claiming that I have been the teachers pet. I'd rather say that I was a teacher's nightmare and my mom never ...more»
Return of the JD
The image to the left may suggest that this post is going to be a watered down take on the greatest movie series ever. Regular reader will however be quick to spot the title and realize that this is the much awaited sequel to this post. For those who joined in late, JD was our Phy.Edu teacher in school who ...more»
I speak bleak, you speak meek
We Indians are head and shoulders above all when it comes to butchering the English language. Any attempts to hand the Chinese a gold medal in this event will not be tolerated. They think that they speak English, whereas ours atleast remotely sounds like it! I was finishing up a post just as my friend 'Kar' called to tell me ...more»
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