Comments on: National Highway II

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b v n — Wed, 26 Sep 2007 21:36:00 +0000

NJ, sorry bout the late reply,not sure but nowadays i crave for ULOB

Starry, bumper to bumper is a way of life in Bangalore, and kerala has really bad roads..but then its home

Mathew, thanks man:), its been a while for me as well

Neermathalam, oh yeah, moments of stolen freedom is a turn on. ithenthu schoola ))

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neermathalam — Mon, 17 Sep 2007 12:49:00 +0000

I protest your prejudice about convent educated…masses.I still relish..the moments of stolen freedom may be she was the one who…was the kind of ‘good’ convent educated girl.You should

ennalum….enthe…mashe…odukkatte flow…vazhachalu pole undu… gr8 post as usual…

and the conversation starting in -3 seconds..and i will not marry u stufff..was too funny….

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mathew — Tue, 04 Sep 2007 14:10:00 +0000

” The other day,(after several rounds of offerings in the local temple), its a girl (my lord) sitting next to me. *How stuff works : Girl in the next seat-start conversation-bus falls into ravine-LOST (second season)- DHKMN – found – final scene – you, baggy jeans,100 cc bike,Pooja Bhatt*. So I start the conversation in T minus three seconds.”

ROTFL..I loved the conversation topic..

Miss those blore-tvm bus rides…

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starry nights — Fri, 31 Aug 2007 19:44:00 +0000

I can understand your feelings about the traffic block.California freeways are known for it.Its really bad during rush hour.I am waiting to take the drive from Bangalore to Kerala.I may do that in December on my next visit.How have you been doing?

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Anonymous — Sun, 26 Aug 2007 12:44:00 +0000

Ya …. I can understand The Holy Angels thing … I have kinda same feeling for the St Thomas dudes, where ev other fellow grew/grows up to be a Soft Eng whose only aim in life is to sleep with Monica Lewinsky and settle somewhere in her neighborhood with a longhaired-temple going-convent educated-homely girl… there cud be exceptions, its just that i haven’t come across one yet ))

And yes, there is this unbearable lightness of being – when you finally get the space you had been fighting for, you realise its so damn all encompassing that the so-small-you can’t fill it… you are lost again, just as you were bound earlier. its ultimately the same fate…

~NJ