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By flamy at 11/09/2008 - 17:06
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The sun was shining as bright as the eyes of the little boy who had just hatched a plan to catch his brother masturbating: mischievous and full of innocent malice. A whiff of ice-cold air whipped him and took his breath away as he stepped out of the air-conditioned airport. The sun was still as bright, only now it was snickering with delight and hiding behind a flimsy cloud. The sky was pure - more pure than he had ever seen.
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By flamy at 10/18/2008 - 17:58
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This cursed inertia:
embittered and encumbered.
Manacled by the malice of fantasia.
Chains of solid lumber.
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By flamy at 09/12/2008 - 23:57
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Cursive. Yup, that should be it. Neat little thing, but didn't realize that we'd had a problem. Sorry Folks! Yesterday, I received a note -
" To,
The Totally Turbid Tattler:
My Dear Fellowbody,
We are raised in a world where you try to end an argument by agreeing, 'Quite' and end up fueling it instead as you've rattled your opponent by boldly saying, 'Quiet'. You'd have no chance to correct the other and you'd return home to your loving, lovable wife or an equally loving (lovable?) fluffy mother in a disagreeable state of mind and end up spoiling her well-laid day and dinner.
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By flamy at 09/07/2008 - 06:29
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He has had a mighty dose
of helium; and carries who knows
Anything else that goes
With his baby pink rose
Sighing as he gets it close
To his shiny happy nose
And sighs again as he flows
and bounces and topples and crows
Some twangy tune; all of not woes
And all for her - it shows!
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By flamy at 08/31/2008 - 01:02
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GIDDY.GIDDY BALMY MOOD
(a probable confirmation to Mushy.Mushy Densehood)
I don't recall any other place other than the projector palace fiddling about these plausibly serene but distinctly impish mug that moulds itself onto the essentials of the human head. Yup, I'm talking of the "mukha" of the average lover.
Now, it's quite pleasurable to sink in your allotted cushion and soak in the ardent chumpy looks portrayed on the screen and use it to make yourself a hit at one of those parties that you walk into without being uninvited. It came as quite a shock to me to realize, the screen though silver, the setting didn't seem to go with it (no slimy finger, no popcorn breath that doth linger).
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By flamy at 08/29/2008 - 06:19
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Well ..., you'd frown upon me now, when I'd say that I'm in love, you'd say (or rather as my old crush once said), "You are just looking for an adolescent adventure" ; or misadventure.
OK, I'm young. But, let me tell you something. This comes from the gut, from deep within me. It does.
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By shwetabh at 08/06/2008 - 04:28
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The past few days have been very sad times for me as an Indian, a passport I still hold but a country I cannot identify with any longer. When will we as a nation realize, accept, and change all the malaise we find ourselves under? We've just had a stampede at one of our major Hindu temples which believe it or not killed 5 times as many people as the serial bomb blasts over two major cities. Has commercialization and capitalism become so strong that we cannot criticize this injustice being meted out on people who want to visit a temple at the end of a day, just as a few NRIs amongst us want to log on to this website to read my junk?
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By Dhondy at 07/29/2008 - 18:48
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OK, here's a quick quiz. What radiological investigation would a pregnant woman have when she visits the obstetrician around 10 weeks into conception, to make sure her baby is alive and well?
A 35 year oild woman went to her doctor, complaining of a sudden severe headache, like a mule kicked her in the back of her head. Over the next 24 hours, the headache had hardly improved. What scan would her physician offer?
Finally, a 25 year old woman complains of tingling, numbness and weakness in her legs. The neurologist suspects multiple sclerosis. Same question. What scan?
If you got all three correct, congratulations. The first answer was an ultrasound scan, the second a CT scan, and the third a MR scan.
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By marirs_mania at 07/17/2008 - 15:21
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Our site is blessed with a myriad of posters, all with incredible insights into various topics of discussion. Such being the case, its quite hard to do a blog and yet be different from others. But given that this dedicated space offers all of us a chance to talk and discuss about issues that are otherwise not considered fad in the general discussion forums, I have decided to write exclusively about Politics and Business, mostly with an Indian focus and occasionally, also trying to give a world-view. No! No! No! Don’t start yawning this early. I haven’t started yet!
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By My two cents at 07/17/2008 - 14:20
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The Indian consumers are on a roll. The average amount spent by the Indian middle and upper middle class has risen astronomically in the last 10 years. The Indian market is huge and multi-national companies are just coming to grip with its big potential. At such a time, everything which can be put in a can and sold is being grabbed with both hands. So, can the media be behind? In the race for TRPs and viewer ships; ethics, morality and responsibility is languishing behind, unable to keep pace with the changing values. Private News Channels are concerned about TRPs and TRPs alone ignoring the way those ratings are achieved.
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