Archive for March, 2008
Word Are Spreading
Posted on March 31, 2008 - Filed Under blog
Lingo is infectious. More so when it defies the boundaries set by grammar, which makes it cooler to use.
Lingo has been an integral part of life in college, and at work as well, and most of my spoken lingo has been contributed to by the friends that I have been in contact with.
I can’t stake [...]
Life is an iPod in Shuffle Mode
Posted on March 31, 2008 - Filed Under blog
Don’t say I didn’t warn you. The whole iPod related tirade continues thus…
I figured out the other day that I have almost 30 GB of music on my 30GB ipod, which translates to roughly 4500 songs, approx. Over the past couple of months, I have been listening to a very small subset of that huge [...]
Unchained Melody
Posted on March 28, 2008 - Filed Under blog
Public displays of emotion and affection are not really the norm in our country, but this trend of venting out one’s feelings ad nauseum seems to be catching on here as well, after having been firmly rooted in practise in different places all over the world.
I for one have no hassles against public displays of [...]
The Downfalls of Ego Surfing
Posted on March 27, 2008 - Filed Under blog
Firstly, it feels good to be home, there’s no place like the Motherland to unleash cheapness ad nauseum, and that is what I intend to do!
One of the highlights of unleashing cheapness is to see one’s online presence by engaging in what is called ego-surfing. Googling for one’s name to see how many pertinent hits [...]
No More Mister Manager
Posted on March 26, 2008 - Filed Under blog
I used to manage a band named Swarathma. The odds of you following my LJ regularly and not knowing about this fact are pretty low.
I am saying used to because I am not doing the whole band management thing anymore. Swarathma has grown too big, and as a heavy duty professional outfit, they need a [...]
Invasion of Privacy
Posted on March 26, 2008 - Filed Under blog
$50 extra blown up in the process of having had overweight luggage, I was resonably aghast at having broken one of the first tenets of seasoned travelling, which was to travel light. However, I consoled myself by saying how this was due to the extensive shopping that I had to perform, in order to keep [...]
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