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Archive for the ‘Petty Things’ Category
Jokes You Must Avoid During Casual Talk #5
Posted in All Posts, Petty Things, tagged Joke, Jokes Jokes to be avoided, Jokes to be avoided, Jokes You Must Avoid During Casual Talk, Shabbaaaaa on August 8, 2009 | 1 Comment »
New Vocabulary of the New Indian
Posted in All Posts, Culture, Petty Things, tagged dedication, Frenz, kadicate, language murder, missed call, mu-sick channel, rocking, rocks, verbal homicide, vocabulary on January 17, 2009 | 8 Comments »
Off late, I mean very late, I have observed a strange shift in vocabulary of the Indian people with respect to media, most notably in the Tamil populace. A lot of new words have crept up to unimaginable places and are at the brink of “extinction by overuse”. Careful perusal through the invariable marquees across [...]
Jokes You Must Avoid During Casual Talk #4
Posted in All Posts, Petty Things, tagged Bad Grammar, Grammar, Joke, Jokes Jokes to be avoided, Jokes to be avoided, Jokes You Must Avoid During Casual Talk, Shabbaaaaa, Sir on December 22, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I hates people with bad grammar.
Jokes You Must Avoid During Casual Talk #3
Posted in All Posts, Petty Things, tagged Jokes, Jokes to be avoided, Jokes You Must Avoid During Casual Talk, Shabbaaaaa, Sir on December 4, 2008 | 6 Comments »
I hate people who post one-liners to call their blog “updated”.
The Dasavatharam Experience
Posted in All Posts, Petty Things, tagged bad movie watching experience, bangalore crowd, Dasavatharam, dead crowd, first day, Kamal Haasan on June 14, 2008 | 4 Comments »
This post is not about the movie but the experience. You can get the review here.
I have never been to the first day screening of a very big movie such as Dasavatharam with the exceptions of Thalapathy, Indian and a few others that I do not have memories of. I got hold of the [...]
Yet Another Pilgrimage
Posted in All Posts, Petty Things, tagged achievement, Dasavatharam, purse gaali, ticket booking on June 10, 2008 | 4 Comments »
No, this is not about travel to hill stations and trips to concentration camps. It is about my visit to Dasavatharam – Kamal’s magnum opus. People here are trying to book tickets for the weekend like anything and the only phone line open at present seemed to be engaged for eternity. Yes, I struggled a [...]
