The star cluster below is a very famous one in mythology. There are different myths about how the came to be in various folklore.
Popular legend has it that they were the seven daughters of Atlas and Pleione.Orion met the mother and her 7 daughters in a forest and chased them everywhere. Zeus stepped him by [...]
Archive for November, 2008
Riddle Me This #4
Posted in Quiz, tagged astronomy, brand funda, greek mythology, hindu mythology, rmt on November 29, 2008 | 4 Comments »
A Wednesday
Posted in Emotional, Spoof, tagged attack, India, mumbai, sarcasm, taj, terrorism, trident on November 27, 2008 | 9 Comments »
Leaflet soon to be issued on all Major Airlines across the world.
Welcome to India. India, a culturally diverse country where all major religions live together peacefully and harmlessly, while killing innocent people for leisure. A country rich in heritage, whose monuments are desicrated by gentlemen who want to make a statement they haven’t decided on [...]
This post is for you. You the reader of my blog and the reason its there. You’re gonna love whats ahead.
This post is dedicated to all friend and family who have stopped by my post. Consider this is my special way of saying thanks.
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Riddle Me This #3
Posted in Quiz, tagged rmt on November 26, 2008 | 5 Comments »
This word comes from the Latin words for bench and to break.
In Mediveal Italy, moneylenders conducted business while sitting on benches in the marketplace. If they lost their money, their benches were broken, figuratively speaking.
What’s the good word?
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Riddle Me This #2
Posted in Quiz, tagged rmt on November 24, 2008 | 3 Comments »
His name in Arabic means “blessed by God”, in Japanese it means “a small shore” and he won the Grammy for the CD version of his book “Dreams from My Father” in 2006.
Who’s the dude?
Riddle Me This #1
Posted in Quiz, tagged rmt on November 21, 2008 | 5 Comments »
According to the short story, this is defined as a precise figure defining the comfort/humanity/fellow feeling required between any pair of people for love to survive. If this is zero, then love is dead.
What is it?
Words of Great Wisdom
“The S and the D keys are next to each other on the keyboard.”
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Gary: bangalore sux
i hate traffic here
me: you have to drive a lot kya?
Gary: haan yaar
aaj kal kabhi kabhi cab hi mangwaa leta hoon
me: how many kilometers from your office to home?
Gary: 5 kms
me: how much time?
Gary: [...]
Meet Joe BadLuck
Posted in Gyan, Religion, tagged auspicious, fate, hindu, kalam, luck, mythology, rahu on November 21, 2008 | 3 Comments »
Ever felt like as if everything was going wrong for you? Like you didn’t know when you had to do something important? Like you didn’t want to make the right decision at the wrong time? When things were simply not going your way?
Once upon a time, long long ago, Indira (God Elect) was taking a [...]
Fatima, the Wedding Planner
Posted in News, Spoof, tagged fatima on November 14, 2008 | 4 Comments »
Fatima is UAE’s first woman marriage registrar
After successfully managing to spook a Ms. Hima and her grandmother at her wedding in Trichur earlier this year, Fatima has now taken it up a notch.
Fatima became the first female marriage registrar in the UAE according to a statement from a government official, Ugotobiki Deengmi, who had a [...]
I got money, give me the mike
Posted in News, Spoof, tagged captain, English, grammar, headlines, hindu, punch dialogue on November 13, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Have you ever heard of a Garden-path sentence?
Consider this one (from Wikipedia)
“The horse raced past the barn fell.”
Lovely, isn’t it? Did you notice that when you reached the end of the sentence, you went back to the beginning to read it again. Ergo, Garden Path sentence! The English aren’t as good as the French who [...]







