Tuesday, October 12, 2010

The Trolley Story

Wonder how lack of experience can make a certain situation worse? Of course there must be many examples that you face in your day to day life, like - Yum looking but actually only half cooked dal, white cloth turning to a multi colored cloth after washed by you etc. One such thing is shown below and though we may find it funny right now, it may have been bad for people then. But I looked at it from a little different perspective... not so serious. Dekho dekho...


So a baby car has fallen off a road and mummy trolley has come for the rescue!


And so mummy trolley starts to pull the drenched baby car..


"Oh yes baby, just a little more and you are out!"


But it seems, mummy trolley really likes the water. "Thats it! I also wanna come in that water, it looks so cool!"

They are having fun until....

The daddy trolley comes for rescue.

The baby car is out. "Ghar chalo, aaj to pitayi hogi"

"Chalo tum bhi chalo, kya bachchon jaise harkat karti ho tum bhi jaaneman"


"Par mujhe to paani achcha lag ra hai, tum bhi aa jao na, ab baby car to safe hai"


"OK honey! Here I come...." SPLASH!!


Cheers!
:)



Monday, October 4, 2010

Ek chuhe ki kahani

Ek baar ek Professor ne ek practical experiment kiya.

Usne ek Chuha liya aur
uske ek taraf cake aur dusri taraf Chuhe ki wife (chuhia) rakh di.
Chuha foran Cake Ki taraf lapka.

Dusri baar Cake ko badal kar Roti rakhi.
Chuha Roti ki taraf lapka.

Is tarah kai baar food item badle.
Chuha har baar food ki taraf bhaaga.

So Professor concluded: "Isse ye saabit ho gaya ke bhukh mei hi sabse badi taqat hai."

Itne mein last row se ek awaz aayi - "Sir, ek bar chuhiya bhi badal ke dekhte!"

Cheers!
:)


But its not the same, no, not the same no more..

One of my dear friends called me up a few days ago. He sounded a little upset. When I asked him about the reason for being sad, he said that things had changed around him. He feels that his friends have changed. They were not the same as they used to be earlier. Everybody is tangled in their lives, managing office, girlfriends, family, traffic and stress. I thought he was right, but as I am, a believer in relationships, I felt there has to be a way out. Its all a perception and things can improve with time. I couldn't have given him ma lecture, cauz he was not in a state of listening to my gyan. So I wrote a few lines and sms-ed him. Today I thought, Ill share it here as well.. You may like it or may be not. Read on!


But its not the same, no, not the same no more..

They were your friends in good times and bad,
You laughed & cried together when happy or sad..
went driving at mid night n boozed till ur throats went soar,
but its not the same, no, not the same no more..

You shared same room, same baths and same shirt,

ate same food and never complained about the dirt..
you were traveling in the same boat with different ore,
but its not the same, no, not the same no more..

They told you about their crushes n they asked you about yours,

you spent ur days boozing in the car with closed doors..
you were best friends n spent days that you still adore,
but its not the same, no, not the same no more..

They say change is constant, but remember honey, people change not friends,

the time is not fair n thus are not the saddening trends..
If u want it you will have what n whoever u truly adore,
and it will be the same, yes, it will be the same again for sure...

Cheers!
:)


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Thursday, September 30, 2010

Things learnt from CWG


I received this mail a few days back from one of my friends. You might like to read this.

Over the past few weeks I have learned a lot, thanks to the CWG :

I have learned that Indian standards of hygeine are different from those of western countries - filth , paan stains , dirty toilets , animal paw marks on bed linen etc are acceptable . Chalta Hai , Jaane bhi do yaaro .are our true anthems

I have learned that our standards for building bridges , Metros , walls , buildings , false ceilings , aasmaan ko chooti hui imaaratein , in fact everything including grain silos/warehouses ( What the good Lord giveth the rats take away ) , is very different - " iskee guarantee kaun deta hai ? ! "

I have learned that Indian sense of punctuality and competence is very different from those of developed countries - we firmly and unwaveringly believe that we should wait till the last minute even if we have years of notice . This is the way we do things here , we are like this only . The alarm clock syndrome is deeply rooted in our psyche --- mind it !

I have learned that diseases like dengue , H1N1 etc are hazards to be lived with and not died of ; they make us tougher in the long run ( I mean our average longevity has increased hasn't it ? ) - these foreigners have such low immunity levels ! And they just love India bashing ( apart from bashing Indians in their countries )

I have learned that when the Govt makes a mess - whether it be Kashmir or CWG , the Army has to bail them out ( or is it "Bailey" them out ! ) .

I have learned that corruption has been institutionalised here - it has been honed to a perfect skill . Isn't it better that public officials make money on the side rather that we pay them well and increase out Income Tax burden ? So much so that developed countries are now planning to outsource their corruption model programmes to India ! Why do you think that Cameron and Obama are beating a path here - best of all it does not rob their citizens of jobs . Even Judges here can be divided into 2 clear categories - "definitely corrupt" and " definitely not corrupt " - no ambiguity there .

I have learned that "the buck stops here" has a different connotation in our great country - it does not mean that " I accept responsibility" - it merely means that " The Big Bucks stop here" .

I have learned
that judgement in tinder box cases can be "postponed" so that the news/communication black outs , school/college closures , bundhs , rioting , bus burning etc are also postponed else it would have been the proverbial last straw on the camel's back and more countries' athletes would have pulled out if it all had happened yesterday/today . What an Idea Sirji !

I have learned that the "Dope" test is only to be administered to CWG athletes and not the CWG OC officials - the former may have failed in large number but the latter would have failed it wholesale .

I have learned that security is the tightest and most focussed ever and no commonwealth delegate need have any fear - after all the 2 Taiwanese were not on the security radar since Taiwan does not belong to the Commonwealth - we cannot protect everyone , everywhere at all times ...c'mon guys !

I have learned that unlike other countries where citizens take enormous pride when their nation hosts a major sporting event , go out of their way to make their city friendly , hospitable and colourful , Delhites are fleeing away in droves lemminglike . This is their way of ensuring that there is less crowding and pollution on the streets of Delhi so that foreign athletes can be more comfortable . True Indian hospitality - Guest is God !

Now I have learned so much that my brain is suffering from overload .

So now as a relaxation I slip into thinking of 2 possible scenarios :

1. "The worst is yet to come" scenario - stadia crumble during events , starter's guns does not go off , electronic score boards go on the blink , top foreign athletes die of some disease , traffic snarls that prevent officials/athletes reaching venues , swimming pools sans water ( or filty water ) , parallel/uneven bars/roman rings / horses etc collapsing in use , javelines/discuses/hammers that kill stray dogs on the field , 2 track events start at the same time , boxing ring ropes that snap when a boxer backs into it , airconditioning that fails , the baton gets stolen . A R Rahman gets a sore throat ( or dengue fever ) , terrorist attacks and/or other assortment of "minor glitches/hitches"

2. "The best is yet to come" scenario - everything is hunky dorey , all goes off with clockwork precision , A R Rahman's song is a mega-hit and the murky past is quickly forgotten - in other words a grand success , a crowning glory , a Shining India ! And we will bid for the Olympics .

If this was Pakistan the outcome would have been fixed , but this is India the land of glorious uncertainties !

Jai Ho


Ba Ba Kalmadi, have you any shame
No sir, No sir, we're having a Common loot Game

Crores for my partners
Crores for my Dame

And crores for me too, for putting India to shame


:|

Thank you to Deepan for the mail.

Wednesday, September 29, 2010

Ayodhya Issue Solved!

I received this on my email today. A simple and effective solution to the Ayodhya. Nobody wants to keep it now, after the decision was announced. Have a look..


By the way if you re arrange the letters "Suresh Kalmadi" you get - "SIR U MAKE LAKHS". Strange, isnt't? I dint write it, its there all over the internet... :P

Cheers!
:)


Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Wednesday, August 18, 2010

But alas this wouldn't be read again and it wouldn't be understood....

OK before you start reading the poem below, let me tell you this is not a funny poem. It isn't one that would make you laugh. This is not a copy paste. Its a poem from a girl, deeply in love, to her lover who doesn't seem to care much. Its something that came up randomly... just like that.. read on!


I wish I had a poem that could say my feelings to you,
I tried searching the web, but I couldn't find one too.
Then I thought I'll write it and send it to my Robinhood,
But alas this wouldn't be read again, and it
wouldn't be understood...

I thought I'll write my soul, my heart and my story to my mate,

about how I go speechless when they ask me about our fate.
They ask me whats the matter, isn't it late, is there any way?
And I say he is ready and he will one day take me away...

I know I sound stupid to you 'cauz you think that I'm high,

but that's how I could express myself to baby my.
Cauz I'm waiting for my prince to come and take me for my good,
but alas this wouldn't be read again and it wouldn't be understood....

:)


Friday, August 13, 2010

Le gaye gunde Dhaniya ko!

This ad tells you precisely why you should have an attached toilet in your house!



Thanks to Vitasta for the tweet :)

Cheers!
:)




Friday, August 6, 2010

Confused. Complicated. Girl. Lady. Female. Woman.

Hi!

There used to be a time when I got 5 - 6 forwarded mails everyday. Those were the days... It seems like we wold be telling our kids, "Beta we used to use mails for just fun as well in our time, apart from sending resume or receiving spam and bills here." Anyway I received this forwarded mail after a looong time today. Thought you would enjoy it too... Its about women. Read on!


"A woman (pl: women) is a female human. The term woman is usually reserved for an adult, with the term girl being the usual term for a female child or adolescent. However, the term woman is also sometimes used to identify a female human, regardless of age, as in phrases such as "Women's rights"." - This is how a women has been explained in the Wikipedia. Interesting? I dont think so. Wait Ill show you another way to understand a women.

This is how a mathematician would explain what a woman is -


What about a Physics student? Here is what he thinks a woman is -


Here why a lawyer always hopes his "Kabil dost" or the lawyer of the opposition, is never a female -


Here is how a woman's circuit is designed by an Electrician -




OK so you thought there are no male shopaholic? There are but errr they are a little different from a female shopaholic (Well shopaholic and females are synonyms anyway!)

And finally a normal man, a layman, or your boyfriend understands you like this. Each blue ball is a question, an unanswered problem or a query in a woman's mind. Simple isn't it?



Cheers!
:)


P.S - Thank you Aseem Sir for the mail :)



Monday, March 22, 2010

Ever Heard about "Divorce Cakes"?

I had seen lot of birthday cakes, lot of marriage cakes, anniversary cakes, farewell cakes, welcome cakes and blah blah, but I had never seen divorce cakes. Only till I received this mail from a friend...

Have a look. They look so scaring-ly yummy!


Pyar mein dil pe.. maar de goli!

Aaami Monjolika!


Baazigar 2 - The girl wins this time.


I love my job!


Jaata hai tu kahan..! Re baba!


Peeth mein chura!


Nahiiiiiiiii! Bhagwaan ke liye mujhe chod do!


Ek haseena thi.. ek deewana tha..


Cheers!
:)




Saturday, March 13, 2010

Enough with the W omen & household

Recently I came across this comic . And   I started to think, w hy are such comics made? So many articles written? So many debates happen?...