Ladies and Gentlemen, in the light of events that are scheduled to occur next month onwards, we interrupt your regularly scheduled blog to bring you this important public service message.
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I am SCREWED! Screwed, you get it?, like 'Phillips or Flathead' kinda screwed...
Because I can count the weeks left to the boards on one hand and half a foot, and it feels like I know nothing. My sieve-like mind has let my 2 years worth of slogging fall out, fly forth and turn into dust, scattered by the four winds...
So I guess you might understand if situations prevail that may never let me blog again...
oh, and also, AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, dear readers...
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Friday, December 26, 2008
Thursday, December 4, 2008
In Flames...
There was a huge demonstration at Gateway last night, and a somewhat smaller one at Chembur on Sunday. My dad went for the first one, and everyone in Chembur and Ghatkopar, except me, it seems, came for the second.
It's not that I'm skeptical about demonstrations like these. I did the whole 'candle in the windowsill' thing myself, the second I got the sms. Forwarded it to other people too.
But in the end, there are two ways of looking at it.
One- It's a symbol of hope and solidarity for all those involved.
Two- It's a way for people to feel happy because they think they have done something to solve the issue. Mental Masturbation.
All I'm going to say is, nine bucks a candle, one at Gateway multiplied by..approximately a lakh people who came to the rally...
About 9 Lakh, could be invested to get some decent equipment for the police.
I'm just saying there are more constructive things to be done than burning candles.
Saw some pretty good slogans at the rallies...I thought the best one was-
"Someday, maybe, we might forgive.
But we will never forget."
It's not that I'm skeptical about demonstrations like these. I did the whole 'candle in the windowsill' thing myself, the second I got the sms. Forwarded it to other people too.
But in the end, there are two ways of looking at it.
One- It's a symbol of hope and solidarity for all those involved.
Two- It's a way for people to feel happy because they think they have done something to solve the issue. Mental Masturbation.
All I'm going to say is, nine bucks a candle, one at Gateway multiplied by..approximately a lakh people who came to the rally...
About 9 Lakh, could be invested to get some decent equipment for the police.
I'm just saying there are more constructive things to be done than burning candles.
Saw some pretty good slogans at the rallies...I thought the best one was-
"Someday, maybe, we might forgive.
But we will never forget."
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