LaughingQuill.com Life, as envisioned by Woody Allen, the famed Hollywood Actor cum Director cum Screenwriter cum Comedian cum Musician cum Playwright: In my next life I want to live my life backwards. You start out dead and get that out of the way. Then you wake up in an old people’s home feeling better every day. … Read more
My nominee for Businessman of the Year 2009- Madhu Koda– the ex- Chief Minister of Jharkhand. The guy had deals worth Rs 4000 crores. Man… That’s a true businessman. Read more of his exploits here, here, here… And on his arrest, his wife did the only good thing a wife would do for his release: … Read more
Q: If I started an investment bank in partnership with a South-Indian guy, what would I call it? A: JP Murugan 😀
It’s been a few weeks since the DF Government has been voted back in Maharashtra.. Now, when will these clowns stop squabbling and get a government sworn in and start working? Read here, here and here….
Q: Why is the newest Operating System from Windows called Windows 7? A: Because 7 is considered lucky in many cultures and Microsoft needs all the luck in the world to make it “click and sell” 😀
Q: What is the difference between The Nobel Peace Prize and a Bournville chocolate bar? A: You need to earn a Bournville. In case, you didn’t get it—> Read this. 😀
Q: What’s the good thing that’s come out of Swine Flu? A: Indians have finally started using their handkerchiefs 😀
With the Lok Sabha elections around the corner, it’s funny to see the clowns joining the fray to get a chance to “serve the nation”. Well to be frank, I’m not easily impressed with the candidates that land up. Now I would gladly make an expection with a candidate- Shashi Tharoor. He’s a candidate for … Read more
Greetings fellow cricket fans( I guess that addresses 99.99% of Indians). BTW I belong to the remaining 0.01% 😀 So we are in the midst of the 5 week extravaganza called IPL. For the few uninitiated IPL is not the acronym for Iran Pro League, or iPodLinux or Imperial County Airport or others indicated here. … Read more
Elections to 10 Lok Sabha constituencies were held on Thursday, the 30th of April 2009. In spite of all the bravado after the November 2008 militant attacks, where citizens held candlelight vigils and promised to vote back a better government, the polling percentages for Mumbai (the epicentre of the said event) was abysmal. Here’s the … Read more