Not in any mood to blog

Im not actually in any mood to blog,but on the kind request of some concerned Narmadites that I might forget to blog abut yesterdays DumbC I had to.A blog about DumbC for the DumbF*s.

Basically some giveup Narmad DumbC which had some 5 groups to start which grew into an awesome 10!In the end Baba(and Shamant and Venkat) won.(I suppose you wanted your 15 minutes of fame.More like 4 words of fame.Anyways Ensoy).Best enactment was probably one of Vipin's American Pie or L2's North by NorthWest.What da junta do you agree???

Anyways ,that Dancing Wu Li Masters seems to be an amazing book.I have but read one chapter.But its good.Though its physics (ergo mother of all evil).Its good.

Raza is now almost a hostelite(narmad at that) ;only thing remains is to get his room.One more tam!I think even EP is joining Narmad.Or so he said.

Suddenly I am in a mood to blog but nothing is coming to my mind.Thats very irritating.Trivial things can be so painful be it not able to think of anything to blog when you sit down to blog,not cutting your fingernails properly,thinking hard about a problem mistaking some items to be indistinguishable when actually its clearly mentioned they are distinguishable or people leaving arbit comments.Painful.

Listen to this song da---Sunscreen Graduation Song 97, Baz Luhrman.Old fav of mine.

Comments

Shamanth said…
Hey Helmet... Venkat doesn't have a blog, da... So he has to comment anon...

Machhi, I think the best thing you gave was Oedipus Rex... Is it a gult book? We couldnt show that motherfucker Oedipus... I seriously thot you'd put Dancing WuLi masters in DumbC...

Also, fully agree with your opinion - Dumbc for dumbfucks... Slisha addenda though... For dumbfucks, by a dumbfuck, of dumbfucks...

P.S. Narmad rules...
17 August, 2004
Anonymous said…
Arbit Commenting at least better than no comments da... You are getting popularity and all. Anyways, is this Baz Luhrmann the same guy who made Moulin Rouge!? If so, its quite amazing. Put link for song da. Would like to listen to it. Bye Venkat.
17 August, 2004
San said…
Ok da Venkat,continue commenting then.I urge you to get an account though.Atleast just to comment.

Or just start blogging on Shamanths blog ;isnt he pained that he isnt blogging enough?(not nearly as much as me ;) )

I dunno about Baz guy da.Google na.
17 August, 2004
San said…
Dei Venkat

Olari kottade.Maintain level.

Will explain later.
17 August, 2004
Srikant Jakilinki said…
When you are talking of Narmada, are you referring to IIT-Madras hostel? Anyway, nice Blog da macha...
21 August, 2004
Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Abracadabra

"Molly, do you believe in witches and wizards?", asked Ken, rather nonchalantly, as they sat down on a bench overlooking the placid Lake Trepton. "Witches? Wizards? What do you mean?", retorted Molly , as she turned towards him, with a quizzical look on her face. "Well, like those in the classic movies. The Lord of the Rings. Harry Potter. Chronicles of Narnia." "I suppose I don't believe them. I mean, I would like to believe..." Keb interrupted her, "Pity. Wouldn't it be rather cool if they true? The creatures, the mystical artifacts, all those stuff in the books..." "Books? I thought you were talking about some movies?" "Molly dear, all of them are books made into movies. Surely you have read the books?" "No, I havent. I have seen all the movies though. I really like the Lord of the Rings trilogy..." "That is quite sad. You haven't read the books? Those masterpieces of literature. Their a
Read more

Hey, I lost a week somewhere

So I was thinking about how wonderful it would be if life was but a Hollywood film and everyone had his heroine, all beautiful,smart, in a high-paying job, ready to risk everthing for the hero (who is you) and most importantly will end up with you whatever natural disaster, unnatural disaster, animal, monster, robot, Brad Pitt, through anything basically. Yes, that would be a good life. It would be... %Reality check% In the form of a somewhat recognisable voice from behind your chair, for all the above reflection was done in the privacy and the comfort of my chair , listening to the host of songs that the Considerate One, Goda charitably sent to the Unfortunate Ones (Thota and me) after much persuation... Mentor : Umm, can you write out a mail about what all you've done in the past two weeks. Me: oh. ok. (pause) Can I mention I was installing software? Mentor : (Slightly taken aback) Please dont. okay one line maybe. Me: hmm. ok. So then I realised, I have almost finished two wee
Read more

C'est la vie

I was sitting in my home listening to CDs of my father's college reunion music, so basically the 70s. I was amazed. For the songs weren't obscure esoteric songs long forgotten by time. Nay. They were in fact the very songs I have been listening to these 4 years at IIT. Come Together (Beatles), Have You Ever Seen The Rain (CCR), Smoke Over Water (Deep Purple), Imagine (John Lennon), Annie's Song (John Denver) and other such wonderous songs. Again, and again. Has music not transgressed the Rocking Seventies? Sure, there have been other bands (Read Cold Play) who have made their mark since three decades ago but nothing to the tune of the classics. I suppose, for me, ever since I was introduced to Simon & Garfunkel, ever so long ago, there was no looking back. Or maybe, this is more an endemic thing. To the insti. For once I was asked a question pertaining to my musical tastes. I was asked as well as B (Cummander B). Both of us had answers which revolved around bands atle
Read more