History as taught in school

Who would've thought!! Cleopatra was the ruler of Egypt, Egypt is in Africa, ergo Cleopatra was African - turns out Egyptians are different from Africans, and Cleopatra was Greek, not African (not even North African) as we were taught in school! The more you know...

Back to blogging

I was using facebook to share with the rest of the world what a good writer, thinker i was and it started sucking after a few weeks. Persistance is lost and I have to compete with more important photos and idiotic posts about why their politician/god/movie star/person in the occupation of the day was the best for eye-balls and mindspace. Archival sucked big time too, I was not able to link to something i wrote earlier - i couldn't find it in the first place, and i can't link. My audience was limited to my friend circle and remotely thoughtful posts in friends' wall was limited to their friend circle. How else can i ejaculate my mind to the world? As long as blogger is free, i will be here.

School memories

That is one picture I will never forget. It was in 5th standard that we had to read about this picture in our English book, and we had to "analyse" this picture. We had a great teacher for that class, who I can never forget. In fact, we had many teachers in my school, who made me who I am today. Why wait till teachers' day to thank them?

Alabama 3 - Woke Up This Morning - Spoken intro

One of my all time favourite bits.

ID15

Mr. Brown: happy indepenece day
Mr. White: likewise
Mr. Brown: indian independence just cost me 20 cents
Mr. White: likewise