- fewl – for fuel
- fewl – as in ‘you fool’
- chew – as in chew
- chew – as in chew*
- chew – as in chew****
- flew – Bird flew
- flew – Bird flu
Enough I guess. You get what I mean, eh?
But the reason I’m feeling so kewl these days is because my suppa kewl kewler is back in action, giving me immense post-orgasm type of satisfation when I sleep.
Jessica
On a serious note, You must have heard justice delayed is justice denied. But what do you call ‘Justice delayed and eventually denied after freaking seven years?’. I dont intend to take any names here. Yesterday, I heard Mr X, one of the key eyewitnesses of the case, who eventually changed his testimony – then an aspiring model, now a struggling actor – saying something like this “I dont want to comment on this. Its been long time since it happened, and I’ve moved on…” (not quoted) and blah blah. Now I am no activist, and I have business in my life to attend to, and I’m stuck unhappily with it, but the judgement by the lower court (apparently because of lack of evidence… Yeah right – LACK OF EVIDENCE) has made me a little scared. There is at least one murderer out there in open.
Migrating Roads
Indore is widely regarded as a city which is trying to come out from its Cultural-Heritage-type-of image and trying to fit in the shoes of a metro. And more confused than its planners – then and now – are the people who travel on its Roads. Take for instance NH-3 Agra – Mumbai Road. Indore is situated perfectly midway between The Taj Mahal and the Taj (The Hotel). Now unlike other cities falling on AB road (viz Gwalior, Nasik etc), Indore is firmly based on both the sides of the highway. So enter Dewas-Naka (or Rajendra Nagar) and AB road becomes the lifeline of 4 million odd people of Indore with cyclists, scooterists, bikists, carists, tempoists, autoists, busists (Mini Busists, City Busists, School Busists, Staff Busists, Intercity Busists etc busists) and walkists claiming it as their baap-dada’s property. It is interesting to see the car driver looking in his rear view mirror and identifying to his horror the man who just bumped his car’s bumper is the husband of his bum neighbourhood aunty. (In case you didn’t notice, the last line was my miserable attempt at Hip-Hop).
Internals Over, Yay!
Finally, I gave all the five tests. Though I was told that my case was ‘considered’ because of the circumstances I had been in, I later found out to my immense displeasure that I already had the minimum attendance. The BF accidently forgot my name and told me somebody else’s attendance. I wonder if they had ‘considered’ someone else against me in the first place. Anyway, internals were good. I taught her again, and then forgot all the ethics I had been following and imparting to the rest of the world when I showed her my entire answer copy. Its a different matter that even I had no clue what I had written. Kinda uncommon with me, but very occasional disorder with many Technology students.
Boston Legal
The sequel to ‘The Practice’ is speculated to arrive on indian sitcom very soon. The Practice ended its final season in India last October and its been long since I’ve laughed hilariously at any of Alan Shore’s ridiculous insults, or to that matter, simulated sex with Tara (pronounced like Thara in Tharak) and her cleavage.
“Main Mastram ka Ghulam ban gaya hu”


