Funny takes on current affairs, sports and celebrities. And we absolutely LOVE Rakhi Sawant! With lots of PJs and puns, we're sure you'll have fun
Wednesday, October 31, 2007
Shall we tell the Vice President?
You run the risk of being Gored to death
Tuesday, October 30, 2007
Monday, October 29, 2007
Powar out of Power
‘Powar Play’ed
Sunday, October 28, 2007
Comic 'Times of India'
Abhi Ash, baad mein cash!
Friday, October 26, 2007
Thursday, October 25, 2007
Dressing Down
Cross-posted on Linkosarcoma.
Update: Aapnu Surat
and its repercussions
Tuesday, October 23, 2007
If Mice Were Aunts
What will you call your aunt if she is a mouse?
Mousie?
PS. Knowledge - How to Tell if a Mouse Is Male or Female?
PPS. More Knowledge - Shabnam Mousi
Shabnam Mousi is a campy, action-packed Bollywood film about a kickass Indian hijra who, after being falsely accused of her adoptive mother's murder, goes on the run. Saving young girls and battling slimy villains, she uses song, dance, martial arts and a sly wit to fight her way to the top...of Parliament! Did we mention this is an actual person? Shabnam Mousi, now well-known in her country, was the first hijra to run for political office in India. Here, her life and fight for self-determination are given a full Bollywood makeover, complete with hilarious fight scenes, singing assassins and melodramatic village dance numbers. While the story does stall occasionally, the film's madcap delivery and Shabnam Mousi's fierce rise to power will leave you cheering in the aisles.PPPS. Kickass Indian Hijras. My foot! No, their feet. Suffering at their hands is suffering enough. Why their feet? Nah baba nah!
Sunday, October 21, 2007
Welcome To Fucking
Thursday, October 18, 2007
Save Paper - Save World

To make people realize that saving the planet starts with them saving paper, we took a standard paper dispenser and made a simple modification with green foil and the silhouette of South America. This allowed us to prove that the survival of the forest is directly connected to what people consume.
Tuesday, October 16, 2007
Chunari Ke Neeche Kya Hai?
Gaaya Chunari Se Raag
Ghusa Chunari Mein Naag
Plot, cast details, item songs, songs with the heroine dancing drenched in a white saree, rape scenes, props for songs - balls, balloons, flags, bikes are all open for your imagination. All suggestions are most welcome.
Sunday, October 14, 2007
Scared, Really Scared Electronics Engineers
Hips don't lie

After we covered the assets of Celina Jaitley and Dia Mirza, we did the natural thing.
We wondered, why Rakhi Sawant rolled her 'arse'?
After much investigation, we find it's...
...because her American accent trainer told her to roll her 'R's.
Well, can't blame her for trying to improve! We wish her all the best.
Saturday, October 13, 2007
Help thy enemy
Here a couple of example that I came across:
1) www.airtel.com : Expect Airtel's website to open up...
2) Try booking a ticket online at IRCTC i.e. Indian Railways.

Looks like Spice Jet is the only one that takes Lalu to Patna :)
Friday, October 12, 2007
Laaga Chunri me Aag
Some movies which could possibly be made by "non star sons/ daughters"
Your Cigarettewala's movie:
Dhuaan. The Fog.
Your Paanwaala's movie:
Supari. The killer.
Your Driver's movie:
Sadak pe gaadi. Ladki ki saadi.
Your Firefighter's movie:
Laga Chunri me aag
Your Autowalla's movie:
Nau rupaiya Bhada. Payssinger itna Jada
GNM's Movie:
Jung
Your 'blue' taxi drivers movie:
Pati Patni aur Whore
Of Mice and Men: The Stuarts-- Little and Broad
Logically, (and especially so in this blog), what happens next?
Stuart Broad in a Broadway of course. The crack of the willow hitting the leather for six consecutive sixes was the sweetest sound that around a billion Indians have heard in a long time.
Bakwas, I know. Just shaking off the rust.
Thursday, October 11, 2007
Bankers, the interesting types
They called her a f---'ING Veshya'.
Heh! like she cares. She is out there selling selling herself to the bidders. TCS, Wipro, Infy, Capgemini are all in the race. And she seems to have an eye for wealthy Indians too.
IT Is A Serious Matter
Crossposted on Linkosarcoma.
Wednesday, October 10, 2007
Sreesanth and the taste of India
Acting how he does, Sreesanth was bound to get some screen time from them.

After praising his dancing skills (after the six against South Africa)...

...Amul now, tells him to stay calm!
Though many would agree with Amul, they would also accept that this report goes over the top(much like Sree himself), when it says this!
"If Andrew Symonds wasn't such a gentle fellow, India's Shanthakumaran Sreesanth's nose would probably be plastered all over his leering face.In other news, he is writing songs, acting in music videos and is being offered movies. "After that, if I have time I will practise bowling", he says. Ok, I made up the last line.
The Hindu and occasionally Christian bowler can thank all his gods that the secular Queenslander is a man of peace and tranquility."
India's Finest Astrologer
Tuesday, October 9, 2007
Chained
Found in my orkut scrap book:
I lost my brand new Natraj HB pencil with a rubber attached.
The pencil costs Rs.3/. If u forward this msg I will get one
paisa from orkut. If you have heart and want to
help a poor child in need, plz fwd it to atleast
10 friends. Please don't neglect. Otherwise my mom will scold me.
If you forward it then your life will change for ever (u will get
one pack of sketch pens and an apsara non-dust eraser within 3 days).
Do NOT delete this message otherwise greek gods will get angry with you
and your life will be pencil-less forever.
Good Luck will come to you for wasting time
Saturday, October 6, 2007
(Ig)Noble Intentions?
List of this year's Ignoble award winners...Definitely an interesting read.
Medicine - Brian Witcombe, of Gloucestershire Royal NHS Foundation Trust, UK, and Dan Meyer for their probing work on the health consequences of swallowing a sword.
Physics - A US-Chile team who ironed out the problem of how sheets become wrinkled.
Biology - Dr Johanna van Bronswijk of the Netherlands for carrying out a creepy crawly census of all of the mites, insects, spiders, ferns and fungi that share our beds.
Chemistry - Mayu Yamamoto, from Japan, for developing a method to extract vanilla fragrance and flavouring from cow dung.
Linguistics - A University of Barcelona team for showing that rats are unable to tell the difference between a person speaking Japanese backwards and somebody speaking Dutch backwards.
Literature - Glenda Browne of Blue Mountains, Australia, for her study of the word "the", and how it can flummox those trying to put things into alphabetical order.
Peace - The US Air Force Wright Laboratory for instigating research and development on a chemical weapon that would provoke widespread homosexual behaviour among enemy troops.
Nutrition - Brian Wansink of Cornell University for investigating the limits of human appetite by feeding volunteers a self-refilling, "bottomless" bowl of soup.
Economics - Kuo Cheng Hsieh of Taiwan for patenting a device that can catch bank robbers by dropping a net over them.
Aviation - A National University of Quilmes, Argentina, team for discovering that impotency drugs can help hamsters to recover from jet lag.
Wednesday, October 3, 2007
Tuesday, October 2, 2007
Yana Gupta's Gandhi Jayanti
What song would Yana Gupta dance to, as a tribute to Gandhiji?
Bapuji Zara Dheere Chalo.
Tags: Bollywood, Yana Gupta, Gandhiji