I happened to have hit Bau's blog(actually Bawa & Dinesh, but the latter doesn't seem to be a very active blogger.. :P) at the link below:
Seeing all the interesting(& sometimes mouthwatering/ enlightening/...) stuff posted by Bau, I said to myself, "Man! This is a pretty kewl way to air your views!! 8-)".
But I'm very Laaazy, by choice, by habit, and by instinct... :D So I had no plans to do anything about it and had forgotten all about it - Its a good idea to implement a good idea but a good idea not implemented is mere brain-$#!T, so better let it go... :-)
Until I landed on a piece of crap(the link is given below) about my nation which temporarily sent my temper through the roof(a very rare phenomenon I must agree..), awakened my sleepy intellect, and from that point onward, my insatiable curiosity prodded me to dig deeper into the issue and hunt out more similar truths I knew about and had not cared to delve deeper into...
Am currently working on a full-fledged report sort of blog on all the stuff I've recently gathered, spiced with some of my own fiercely pro-Indian views... Watch out this space for that but definitely won't be appealing to the intellectually challenged, Indian-apes-who-think-west-is-best... All I can say to console such battered soles(I feel such people don't have souls..), better luck next time, maybe I'd find something extremely good about pasta... though I recently had some good chocolate dough nuts at the Delhi airport while waiting for a delayed flight, but I'm rather into the Desi "rude-food"(as declared by an idiotic celebrity eater..) prepared and readily available in my country instead of Angrezi Khana... And seriously feel that it doesn't get anywhere in variety and taste near Indian food. For a reference, South India itself has over 1400 varieties of sweet dishes or desserts as a firang would have it! But it sounds like desert to me and I can't understand who named something so fabulous as sugar(I love sweets!) to something similar to sand??? - The guy must definitely have been a diabetic!!! :-) And for all those who have been to South India, this part of the country is better known for its spices instead of sweets. I can't imagine what must be the number for Gujarat given that every Gujarati has a sweet tooth... Tell me of one country that has a cultural diversity greater than this and you are honorably invited to kick my... Sorry for offending the foodies - even I enjoy non-Indian food but today it has something to do with my hurt pride...
Seeing all the interesting(& sometimes mouthwatering/ enlightening/...) stuff posted by Bau, I said to myself, "Man! This is a pretty kewl way to air your views!! 8-)".
But I'm very Laaazy, by choice, by habit, and by instinct... :D So I had no plans to do anything about it and had forgotten all about it - Its a good idea to implement a good idea but a good idea not implemented is mere brain-$#!T, so better let it go... :-)
Until I landed on a piece of crap(the link is given below) about my nation which temporarily sent my temper through the roof(a very rare phenomenon I must agree..), awakened my sleepy intellect, and from that point onward, my insatiable curiosity prodded me to dig deeper into the issue and hunt out more similar truths I knew about and had not cared to delve deeper into...
Am currently working on a full-fledged report sort of blog on all the stuff I've recently gathered, spiced with some of my own fiercely pro-Indian views... Watch out this space for that but definitely won't be appealing to the intellectually challenged, Indian-apes-who-think-west-is-best... All I can say to console such battered soles(I feel such people don't have souls..), better luck next time, maybe I'd find something extremely good about pasta... though I recently had some good chocolate dough nuts at the Delhi airport while waiting for a delayed flight, but I'm rather into the Desi "rude-food"(as declared by an idiotic celebrity eater..) prepared and readily available in my country instead of Angrezi Khana... And seriously feel that it doesn't get anywhere in variety and taste near Indian food. For a reference, South India itself has over 1400 varieties of sweet dishes or desserts as a firang would have it! But it sounds like desert to me and I can't understand who named something so fabulous as sugar(I love sweets!) to something similar to sand??? - The guy must definitely have been a diabetic!!! :-) And for all those who have been to South India, this part of the country is better known for its spices instead of sweets. I can't imagine what must be the number for Gujarat given that every Gujarati has a sweet tooth... Tell me of one country that has a cultural diversity greater than this and you are honorably invited to kick my... Sorry for offending the foodies - even I enjoy non-Indian food but today it has something to do with my hurt pride...
I am proud to be an Indian!!!
2 comments:
JGD
Thats one proud Indian..:)
But i feel that its more of a cultural diversification.. Dont say no to anything but be deep rooted to our culture...:) No matter what we shouldnt be shaken by westernisation!! well thats not happening and we ought to create awareness!! :)
Aparna
Haan! JGD Aparna!!! (Let the ignorant wonder what that word JGD means...);-)
Thank you very much for writing the "first comment" on my "first post"... Makes the pair "complete"(Have been reading The Da Vinci Code... The word comes from that :D) You might also like it...Give it a shot!!! Very thought provoking...
BTW, may I suggest you something???
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If you don't mind, please change the background colour of your blog from black to anything else... Almost an eyesore.... :-(
H.H. Sri Sri Ravishankar avoids black...& so does Bau..... Even a small-time meditator like me gets purturbed by the vibes the colour produces in my mind....
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