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This is what usually happens when I go gift shopping 😉

– Suramya

Found this while reading a comic. (It was one of the Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man comics. Don’t remember the issue). I think it fits the blog with the amount of comments I get here so sharing it with you 🙂

So you agree?

– Suramya

When you are really angry with someone try sitting down and talking with them. It helps. See the example below…

– Suramya

“How should I know if it works? That’s what beta testers are for. I only coded it”

– Linus Torvalds

Source: Ten Funny Quotes By Linus Torvalds

– Suramya

A friend of mine forwarded this message to me:

“एक वीशेष सूचना ………. अगर आप बस, रेल या कही से भी आ जा रहे हो और कीसी लडकी के हाथ मे फूल, धागा, चैन या ऐसी ही कोई चमकती वस्तू नज़र आये तो आप् तुरन्त वहा से दूर हो जाये। ये चमकती वस्तु ऱाखी भी हो सक्ती है. आपकी थोडी सी लापरवाही आपको भाई बना सक्ती है पुरुष हीत् मे जारी”

Translation:

“A special alert…. if you are traveling by bus or train and you see a girl with flower, threads, chain or any such shiny items in her hand, please move away quickly. That shiny item might be a Rakhi. A little carelessness on your behalf might be enough to make you her brother. Advisory for all males”

😉

For those of you who don’t know what rakhi is here’s a summary: “Rakhi, commonly called “Raksha Bandhan” is one of the most popular festivals of India. The Rakhi festival is a celebration of the pure and sacred bond between brothers and sisters. ‘Raksha Bandhan’ or ‘Rakhi’ is a very special day for brothers and sisters, when the sister celebrates her emotional bonding by tying a holy thread around the wrist of her brother. This thread, which symbolizes love and care, is called the ‘Rakhi’. “Rakhi” means the bond of protection. The Raksha Bandhan festival also connotes a broad significance that the strong must protect the weak from all the evils and dangers. ” (Source: Rakhifestival.com)

Check out this link for more information on Rakhi.

– Suramya

All geeks rejoice on 29th June:

well.. maybe not all 😉

Source: Hoodydoo

– Suramya

PS: In case you haven’t figured it out by reading this blog entry; Yes I am back and I survived the weekend. So the blog will now again get updated semi-randomly based on the lunar cycle and my mood.

So how do you wash clothes?

In my case I give it to mom 😀

– Suramya