Sahil has posted a hilarious review of the movie, “Pyaar Impossible”, through cartoons:
You know how in college there’re always these couple of guys who’ve just gotten their hands on a digicam & have deemed themselves short-filmmaking Spielbergs reincarnate? You know the type – Fab Indian… Long hair… Lenin-ish beards… Pretentious… Douchy…
Well… Now, what do you [...]
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Clueless chronicles = Pyaar Impossible
Published by January 16th, 2010 in Art, Cinema, Humour and Review. 0 CommentsI meant the eyeballs, you pervert
Published by January 11th, 2010 in Humour and Personal. 0 CommentsInspired after watching 3 Idiots, Wanderlust recollects his ragging days in college:
But God forbid if you were to fall prey to the ‘Intellectuals’, or the group that majorly comprised of people who had read or heard of Catcher in the Rye, Fountainhead or Catch 22. They would never have any straight questions for you and [...]
The eight phases of a relationship
Published by December 15th, 2009 in Humour and Personal. 0 CommentsEnchanting Anki has a list of eight phases of a relationship and what is the emotional cost attached with each:
3: STICKY–> Evident form the term itself, Like guy says ” Bahut chaat ti hai yaar….bathroom bhi jaata hu toh bata ke jaana padta hai ” and girl says to her friends ” aree apne kutte [...]
Mayur was tricked into one, just before his marriage. Read more of his hilarious account:
The last time I did one was when I got married. A guy at an upmarket salon in Nagpur had tricked me into buying a ‘Groom package’ and as any other ordinary customer, I fell for the supposed ‘wow’ I was [...]
A little feud between Chetan Bhagat (yes, of Five-Point-Someone fame) and the Rational Fool (@jojiphilip on Twitter) escalated into a mud-slinging public spectacle. Of course, nothing makes a more spicy story than something like this. Hop over to Rohit’s blog chronicling this drama:
This started a massive surge of tweets related and unrelated to this incident [...]
How to tell if the economy is bad using Sports Illustrated cover swimsuits
Published by December 4th, 2009 in Economy and Humour. 1 CommentDastard has this hilarious compilation of alternate indexes to use when in doubt if the economy is really as bad as you think:
Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue Indicator – the Bespoke investment group noted that in general, when the nationality of the swimsuit cover was American, the stocks on S&P 500 fared better than when the [...]
Bang Data and the Indian ‘jugaad’ technology
Published by December 1st, 2009 in Humour and Personal. 1 CommentDusht posts a funny story about a guy who installed Bang Data:
About the BD Software – Invented by Japs, the BD is a software that counts the number of times a person has sex and displays that count on the person’s forehead. With each session, 1 is added to the number and the forehead count [...]
Q&A with the other half
Published by November 28th, 2009 in Gender & Sexuality and Humour. 0 CommentsNicole writes about some of the common complaints guys and girls have against each other. You’d probably enjoy these more if you can throw yourself back into the shoes of your 18-year old self:
Accusation # 2
G: Aacche saaf – sutre Kapde inki Aalmariyo mein hai hi nahi
B: Abbey yaar! Time kisske paas hai. Pehle unhe [...]
Abhinav has finally found the One for himself. Go read up on his blog the touching account of what and how much she means to him:
She has given me a reason.
She has given me the reason to believe I can be a better man when she says she trusts me in spite of my past.
She [...]
Had it been the other way around
Published by November 25th, 2009 in Gender & Sexuality and Humour. 0 CommentsBalvinder dreams of a world where we’re using the semantically incorrect words to describe a day, on the occasion of International Mens’ Day:
By now I had forgotten the purpose of coming out on that bright Sunday morning. I bumped into a newspaper vendor and promptly handed him some coins in exchange of a newspaper. The [...]
Getting ahead of the competition
Published by November 25th, 2009 in Art, Humour and India. 0 CommentsGetting ahead of the competition is a time-tested survival strategy. Where best to see it than the Indian traffic:
Dhaval’s blog has the entire discussion. :)
A normal guy, a designer and batman
Published by November 19th, 2009 in Art, Humour and Personal. 0 CommentsRamprakash has just started his new series of comics, called Hind-Sight. Go enjoy the comic:
What (not to) say in Kolkata
Published by October 24th, 2009 in Culture, Humour, India and Language. 0 CommentsAlthough the writers are affiliated with a daily newspaper, I found this list at the I Love Kolkata website bherry bherry intereshting:
45. No worries: Means precious little. It is cold and emotionless, said just for the sake of saying something. “I hate it when someone says ‘no worries’ with a smile on his face without [...]
Joru ka Gulam
Published by October 21st, 2009 in Gender & Sexuality, Humour and Personal. 3 CommentsThe Indian Homemaker had polled on her blog about the definitions for Joru ka Gulam; what would you describe as the ideal henpicked husband. Check out the list of responses. There’s even a poll going on!
He has a feminine side to his personality; he is androgynous in many ways.
He hates dowry and can boycott his [...]
Kiran has completed her 300th post and ‘must celebrate this milestone the best way’:
Thirtysixandcounting was not the original. The original was thirtysomething on a hosting platform called blogsource. Blogsource, of course, decided to give up its virtual ghost and directed me to something called Live Digital. Where I promptly transferred the entire thirtysomething blog, which [...]
This is for those of you who have seen the end of a gym contract and have been enticed to renew. Go read this one. Come back if you haven’t fallen off laughing.
Dear Jeff,
Thankyou for your friendly reminder and the kind offer to reduce my membership by twenty percent. I own a calculator but I could [...]
Satish Acharya posts a cartoon on the issue.
How would an agony aunt counsel the BJP? Read on the noiseofindia blog to find out:
Q Dear Auntyji, I’m a senior party functionary. I have forgotten my gmail password. Can you help me? – SS
Dear SS, all party functionaries use the same gmail password. It is “PM2014”
I like their tag-line: “putting the mock back [...]
Relationships are hard, but then we all seek explanations. Some, obviously explain better. Here’s Zubin’s take on the various permutations and combinations of interaction (ahem ahem) between girls and boys. Some wishful thinking and some hard facts, you’d still be in your own quadrant, perhaps with a clearer vision!?
This basically means that if a girl [...]
While attending the final rounds of an interview of a multinational organization, Neeraj happens to visit the restroom there. Standing next to a few of his prospective colleagues he does a peer errr… pee-er review.
The ‘Curious’ kind is much interested on how their neighbors do it. Try to peek from the wall and enjoys the [...]
If you want to enjoy children’s poems in Hindi, here is a blog full of them. Name is Baal-man (बाल मन ) and I am sure the poems will make you smile. The latest being a chit-chat between famous pair of cat & mouse.
बिल्ली मौसी चलीं बनारस, लेकर झोला–डंडा। गंगा–तट पर मिला उन्हें तब मोटा चूहा पंडा। चूहा बोला– बिल्ली मौसी, चलो करा दूं पूजा। मुझ–सा पंडा, यहाँ घाट पर, नहीं मिलेगा दूजा।
Read on.
How not to impress a publisher
Published by August 14th, 2009 in Humour, Literature and Media. 0 CommentsAll ye budding writers, take note. Pradipta Sarkar shares her list of things not to do if you really want to get your book published:
Asking them to mail you academic qualifications so you can judge whether they’re fit to evaluate your work.
As follow up to query letter, sending updates regarding property purchases.
Abusing them because they [...]
Meera is thrilled for the gay community after the Delhi High Court ruling and has dedicated a few cartoons to them. Please go check.
Praveen reminisces about copious rains he has experienced in other parts of the country when he tries to get wet in Gurgaon!
And then there is this another rain, which I will always remember; the rains during my childhood days in Palakkad, Kerala. And what a rain it was!
Every year when the school reopens after the [...]
Anuraanan doesn’t resonate with Banno:
“But why does resonance happen only between two intellectual souls? Why can’t Amit and Nandita resonate? Why does the businessman necessarily have to be unfeeling towards nature? Or relationships? Why can’t the poetry spouting architect actually be cold and cruel to his wife, as in many instances of real life? Why [...]
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