Hurrah!
Cat out of the way. Won’t have to take it for another twelve months, thank God! Lousy paper. I bet those IIM profs are having a laugh. Nutcases. Or, as the Two Ronnies would put it – Jockstraps. Ha ha. I’m a bloody riot.
If you’re looking for good sandwiches in Madras, come home. Or go to Subway. Really great sandwiches, ridiculous prices, tiny tables and crap ambience. The music was AWFUL. It’s the sort of thing you wouldn’t risk listening to without earplugs. A mix between Cacofonix and My Heart Will Go On. Well, Cacofonix is okay. Apparently, the songs were Hindi remix videos. You know – BabyH, BabyDoll, BabyShutupandgotobed etc. Funnily enough, I’ve watched a lot of these videos, but I couldn’t recognize the songs. Maybe next time I should turn the volume up. On second thoughts, maybe not. But I’ll stop cribbing, I liked my sandwich.
Some of the ads on TV these days are atrocious. The VIP Frenchie X ad features this lovely lacy pair of pink knickers flying through the air, until it lands on the same clothesline as the men’s (massive) Frenchie X. It’s explicit, it’s disgusting, and it seems to be on 24 hours a day. What were those ad execs thinking? A more pertinent question would be: 'What were those ad execs drinking?!?'. This is what watching cricket is like these days:
--INDIA BATTING--
Manjrekar: Dravid, facing McGrath… he’s on 2… and that’s Bowled Him!!! Through the gate, McGrath will be delighted with…
--CUT TO ADS(Manjrekar still talking)--
Irritating colorful lines appear on screen. Hutch TV. Nausea.
Knickers fly through air, copulate with Frenchie X
More Hutch TV. Nose bleed this time.
--BACK TO THE MATCH --
Manjrekar(still talking): And it’s Laxman facing the last ball of the over… beautiful shot, that’s gone for four through mid wicket, super start to Laxman’s inni…
--CUT TO ADS again!--
More vertical lines. Hutch TV. Dandruff.
AIRTEL ad. Stupid girl calls her dad from the depths of the Amazon. I recall Arvind couldn’t call HIS dad from DELHI, and he uses Airtel. Propaganda.
Hutch TV yet again. I look for something to throw at the TV, but the cricket’s back, thank God.
Anyway, you get the picture. I’ll go watch some cricket now.
If you’re looking for good sandwiches in Madras, come home. Or go to Subway. Really great sandwiches, ridiculous prices, tiny tables and crap ambience. The music was AWFUL. It’s the sort of thing you wouldn’t risk listening to without earplugs. A mix between Cacofonix and My Heart Will Go On. Well, Cacofonix is okay. Apparently, the songs were Hindi remix videos. You know – BabyH, BabyDoll, BabyShutupandgotobed etc. Funnily enough, I’ve watched a lot of these videos, but I couldn’t recognize the songs. Maybe next time I should turn the volume up. On second thoughts, maybe not. But I’ll stop cribbing, I liked my sandwich.
Some of the ads on TV these days are atrocious. The VIP Frenchie X ad features this lovely lacy pair of pink knickers flying through the air, until it lands on the same clothesline as the men’s (massive) Frenchie X. It’s explicit, it’s disgusting, and it seems to be on 24 hours a day. What were those ad execs thinking? A more pertinent question would be: 'What were those ad execs drinking?!?'. This is what watching cricket is like these days:
--INDIA BATTING--
Manjrekar: Dravid, facing McGrath… he’s on 2… and that’s Bowled Him!!! Through the gate, McGrath will be delighted with…
--CUT TO ADS(Manjrekar still talking)--
Irritating colorful lines appear on screen. Hutch TV. Nausea.
Knickers fly through air, copulate with Frenchie X
More Hutch TV. Nose bleed this time.
--BACK TO THE MATCH --
Manjrekar(still talking): And it’s Laxman facing the last ball of the over… beautiful shot, that’s gone for four through mid wicket, super start to Laxman’s inni…
--CUT TO ADS again!--
More vertical lines. Hutch TV. Dandruff.
AIRTEL ad. Stupid girl calls her dad from the depths of the Amazon. I recall Arvind couldn’t call HIS dad from DELHI, and he uses Airtel. Propaganda.
Hutch TV yet again. I look for something to throw at the TV, but the cricket’s back, thank God.
Anyway, you get the picture. I’ll go watch some cricket now.