in remembrance of the pact...
sep 2004...
church street, bangalore
me, mush, guldu.....because:
One Bro makes a solo attack, A second Bro provides a crutch, A third Bro rounds out the pack, But a fourth Bro is one too much
Monday, July 21, 2008
bangalore mudde
scribbled by harish on 7/21/2008 11:35:00 AM 2 views
Labels: Bangalore, Insane Mumblings, Life, True Story
Thursday, July 17, 2008
droolevoltion
[a drool is a wet curve that sets almost everything straight...er..maybe not - harish]
As a polished, suave individual, how many times have you been stuck at the keyboard while trying to convey that expression over to your attractive, hot and chic friend/coworker/girlfriend/random chick from orkut/facebook/myspace??
the expression of utmost dignity and the epitome of compliments...the drool!!
If the medium is AIM window, Walls, Scrapbooks or SMS...you're stumped! Coz none of the emoticons have anything for this expression of utmost flattery!
Fear not, Anymore, My friend...I have in front of you the ultimate solution: THE DROOL SMILEY
:)) ~ ~ ~
Notice the calculated smile of faint disinterest and the slight curve of the lips along with strategically placed droplets of the saliva on the chin...Enough to make any hot drool-worthy woman go wobbly kneed!!
Use at it will and give credit where its due!!
Happy drooling!!
Credits: Dee deserves partial credit for it as this was a bolt of innovation that came through while on chat with her.
scribbled by harish on 7/17/2008 11:55:00 PM 6 views
Labels: Insane Mumblings
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
iphonofilia
[I wanna take you home, I wont do you no harm, no...You've got to be all mine, all mine...Ooh, foxy lady - Jimi Hendrix]
scribbled by harish on 6/24/2008 08:05:00 AM 1 views
Labels: Insane Mumblings, Life
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
migration
temperature: 38-40 c
conditions: humid
smell: stinks!!
mood: commie ci commie ca
work: great
people: awesome
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Balance Sheets got enough to hold me here for a while...lets have a closer look next quarter :-)
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Posted from Chennai
scribbled by harish on 6/17/2008 08:43:00 AM 1 views
Sunday, June 01, 2008
Paranoia, Transformers, & the Free State
[Thies was published before at Desi Critic which is also one of the places I write in]
Recently at the Heathrow airport, there was this incident of an airline traveler who was asked to change his t-shirt because it featured a Transformer robot carrying a gun — a robot with a gun that apparently posed a threat to flight safety.
So the long list that includes safety razors and toothpicks (“Stop! Take this plane to Libya or…er…we’ll shave your brains off!!”) has been updated to include items as innocuous as T-Shirts and (heaven forbid!) chequered lungis.
Now seriously, how exactly do they rationalize adding printed tees into the list of items banned during air travel? What to they think? That mid-air, Megatron would metamorphose from the T-Shirt, hijacking them away in search of the Cube or would he demand destruction of all hard detergents? I am sure some bloke with a wild imagination and an overdose of Transformers can be blamed for it.
The actions of the free world (read the U.S.) since 9/11 have been predicable, disturbing and laced generously with paranoia. Patriot Acts and War for Democracies, Aggressive Diplomacy and extensive Bipolarization…Above all; the transformation of even mundane tasks that transverse across borders into something that makes even the seasoned partisan shudder. Let it be airline travel, visa interviews, IRC, Blogging or Freedom to wear a T-Shirt.
Only Israel, secure in its Jewish nationalism and having (almost) selfless democratic machinery managed to do this successfully. Spiriting away Nazi war criminals from Argentina and demolishing the whole terror apparatus behind the Munich attacks using kidon teams. This resoluteness and ruthlessness, which Goda Meier possessed, needs to be imbibed in our leaders for them to react constructively.
Till then let us keep our Batman underwear and Shaktimaan Parle G biscuit packs at home while travelling.
scribbled by harish on 6/01/2008 06:51:00 AM 3 views
Labels: DesiCritics.org, Opinion
