Yeh Title Shitle sab man ka vehem hai
My friend Jolly studies somewhere in a village in aurangabad. He's back in Delhi now.
Jolly said, "Arre man! Please come on thursday. Then my holidays are gonna finish"
I was surprised
"Yaar Jolly! You've got holidays ?? I thought Diwali is near.. Why'd you get HoliDays ??"
"Arre man! Those people in my collez, they'r so dumb, they thought it was holi and announced Holidays.. .We also didn't argue... Kya pata diwali days de ya nahi ??"
I was surprised again.
"Yaar Jolly! If people in your collez are dumb, how do they announce things.. I mean how do they speak ??"
"Arre man! Notice print kar ke, sab ko dikhaate firte hain"
I was surprised again and again..
"Yaar Jolly! If they miss someone, then what ??"
"Arre man! Those people dont get to know and they stay in college only even in Holidays or Diwalidays to be more correct. Also, as I told you, people at college are dumb, so the ones who see the notice cannot tell it to others. Its all by luck you see..."
I was not surprised. This was very credible.
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I hope you're not getting the impression that my name is 'MAN'... Its MANI
Many people have tried to ask me...
Infact, many people have asked me
" 'Mani' ??? Are you from south??"
And I say "Yes! Exactly! I come from South Delhi"
People then get a chapaat.
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Today is the D-Day!
I mean Diwali Day.
I personally dont believe in formalities. For example saying "Happy Diwali". Because I dont think anyone ever wishes Happy. In the
form of wish, everyone actually delivers vish. So dont expect me to say "Happy Diwali.."
As it is my spellings are weak and Happy ke spelling mein hamesha mistake hoti hai!
You could call me a complete cynic. I dont like to light lamps coz I dont think they'r indicative of anything. I dont like crackers coz I think they cause lotsa noise. I dont like wishing people or going to people's homes with gifts. Everything is formality and in that, I dont believe.
If someone says Happy Diwali, I just write a small "Shame 2 u" not wanting to be very rude.
The other person thinks its a typo and assumes it to be Same 2 u. Well.. I know Im evil.
But...
I just hope, everyone, including you and ME, are happy. [[Hope I dont sound like a hypocrite.]]
Afterall, If your happiness does not interfere with mine, what problems could I have??
Jolly said, "Arre man! Please come on thursday. Then my holidays are gonna finish"
I was surprised
"Yaar Jolly! You've got holidays ?? I thought Diwali is near.. Why'd you get HoliDays ??"
"Arre man! Those people in my collez, they'r so dumb, they thought it was holi and announced Holidays.. .We also didn't argue... Kya pata diwali days de ya nahi ??"
I was surprised again.
"Yaar Jolly! If people in your collez are dumb, how do they announce things.. I mean how do they speak ??"
"Arre man! Notice print kar ke, sab ko dikhaate firte hain"
I was surprised again and again..
"Yaar Jolly! If they miss someone, then what ??"
"Arre man! Those people dont get to know and they stay in college only even in Holidays or Diwalidays to be more correct. Also, as I told you, people at college are dumb, so the ones who see the notice cannot tell it to others. Its all by luck you see..."
I was not surprised. This was very credible.
---
I hope you're not getting the impression that my name is 'MAN'... Its MANI
Many people have tried to ask me...
Infact, many people have asked me
" 'Mani' ??? Are you from south??"
And I say "Yes! Exactly! I come from South Delhi"
People then get a chapaat.
---
Today is the D-Day!
I mean Diwali Day.
I personally dont believe in formalities. For example saying "Happy Diwali". Because I dont think anyone ever wishes Happy. In the
form of wish, everyone actually delivers vish. So dont expect me to say "Happy Diwali.."
As it is my spellings are weak and Happy ke spelling mein hamesha mistake hoti hai!
You could call me a complete cynic. I dont like to light lamps coz I dont think they'r indicative of anything. I dont like crackers coz I think they cause lotsa noise. I dont like wishing people or going to people's homes with gifts. Everything is formality and in that, I dont believe.
If someone says Happy Diwali, I just write a small "Shame 2 u" not wanting to be very rude.
The other person thinks its a typo and assumes it to be Same 2 u. Well.. I know Im evil.
But...
I just hope, everyone, including you and ME, are happy. [[Hope I dont sound like a hypocrite.]]
Afterall, If your happiness does not interfere with mine, what problems could I have??
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21 Comments:
@pratik gupta
you're absolutely correct except for 1 thing..
Hukka peene ke cheez hoti hai.. sunne ke nahi
P.S. Here peena means smoke karna.. No confusions pls.
@anon
Road construction of pa??
Kutte! How did u get to know that!! ??
That was my top secret information!
Seems some gaddaar is working with me....
@The gaddaar
Whoever you are, Im gonna get my hands on you.. [[even feet on you]]
By Kaala Kavva, at November 01, 2005 2:03 AM
Happy Holi-days to you, Man-i
By Anand, at November 01, 2005 2:06 AM
@P.Gupta
Yeh warnin sharning kisi aur ko jaa kar diyo!
Mai na darta kisi se bhi!
@andy
Anpad, diwalidays hain!!!
By Kaala Kavva, at November 01, 2005 2:08 AM
@P.gupta
ok ill be afraid of him if u say....
thanks ab se mein rose hukka sununga! Rose!
Oh I mean peeunga!
By Kaala Kavva, at November 01, 2005 2:11 AM
I may not comment regularly but i do read all your posts. just commented to wish u a happy diwali, dil se! thanks for all the laughs :) and i want more java popups. i love them :D sophisticated people who get annoyed by them can ignore them. :P
By Tipsy Topsy, at November 01, 2005 3:00 AM
@tt
im pleased to hear that from u.
really..
even I love java popups.. but u c my sophisticated frndz get irritated. hehe
as for the diwali thingy, shame 2 u
and ya.. i have read ur blog 2. though I could not comment..
I wonder why u stopped writings.. i dont praise any1 zabardasti but i really liked ur writing style.
By Kaala Kavva, at November 01, 2005 3:12 AM
*writing
By Kaala Kavva, at November 01, 2005 3:12 AM
Holi cow, what a cool post! ;)
By Sayesha, at November 01, 2005 5:28 AM
i dont quite fully comprehend the reasons myself. thanks anyway!
By Tipsy Topsy, at November 01, 2005 8:58 AM
@sayesha
Holi cow nahi... diwali cow boleeyay!
and ty ty
@tt
id seriously suggest u 2 start again
best o' luck
By Kaala Kavva, at November 01, 2005 9:06 AM
All these formalities(like exchanging gifts etc.) are just a means of getting together and meeting up with your known ones. They dont signify anything, but at least because of such formalities people meet up and spend some time together once in a year! So, u keep ur cynic mind out and learn to enjoy the festival and its formalities....
By Anonymous, at November 01, 2005 9:11 AM
Wah, wah, wah, kamaal kar diya aapne, what a holi/diwali mix-up. Excellent Sir, and wish you a very happy Diwali
By Pareshaan, at November 01, 2005 9:23 AM
@anony
Laura! naam likhne se sharmaati kyu hai ??
anyways
dekh yaar
I know these are means of getting together
but what happens is ulta... u meet up due to formality and there's no sense of oneness...
and ya formalities r not enjoyable but actions that emanate from love n brotherhood are to be enjoyed...
sorry.. i became a little too preachy here...
@pareshaan
ty ty ty
shame 2 u dude!
ash around
(sush bhi chalegi)
By Kaala Kavva, at November 01, 2005 9:28 AM
I think each one has their own way of looking at things..You think its a formality, some other think "Its just one of those days, when you get together, and enjoy the spirit of the festival and just a reason to show that you care"..Each one for his own!
By Rays Of Sun, at November 01, 2005 11:04 AM
@ros
im not skeptical about these things just because i wanna be different or sumtn..Neither do I desire to be such.
I just base my thoughts on what I observe.
Coz eventually the whole essence of love in relationships is lost and only formality is left. I obviously exaggerate a bit but yaar, when most of the juice of the orange has dried up, what use is the pulp of ??
I dont wanna demean any1's emotions on this topic as such... but think for a while and compare the no. of ppl who are your actual wellwishers and the no of ppl u know... The most amazing thing is.. U can neva be sure if a person is a wellwisher or not... somethings r just blind... haina ?
im sorry if this disputes your way of thinkin, but as u say, we all have opinions...
By Kaala Kavva, at November 01, 2005 11:12 AM
I want to say something .. but I'm kaanfoosed!!
If I say Happy Diwali .. you gonna say Shame to you! If I say I wanna meet you .. you gonna say its formality ;)
So what to do :(
I have decided to to think about this problem - till Holi..
Tab tak .. ahem !
Hehehe
Funny post as usual :D
By aria, at November 01, 2005 11:18 AM
Man, you are weird!
I still don't get what a Chapaat is...
By Layfield, at November 01, 2005 10:29 PM
@aria
dont be kaanfoosed.. (otherwise u wont hear nething)
if you say HD, yes ill say shame 2 u
if u say u wanna meet, Ill say lets chicken
so do anything but dont think much... coz u cud have joint pains (knees mein)
and ty ty keep readin.
By Kaala Kavva, at November 01, 2005 10:41 PM
@jetru
hmmmm
you've asked a tuff Q
but as im the most experienced guy in asnwering tuff Q. i shall answer it.
A chapaat is a SLAP. 'Chappaaaaaaat' thats the sound which emanates when you slap some1 (try it on urself)
So whenever sum1 gets or deserves to get a chapaat from life or somewhere else, its recorded on this blog.
By Kaala Kavva, at November 01, 2005 10:43 PM
@vik
wallah! shukriya!!!
By Kaala Kavva, at November 02, 2005 1:17 AM
@rinku
sardaar! holi to bahut dooooor hai!
:(
humkaa maaf kardo sardaar!!!! humne aapka namak mirchi sab khaya hai!!
and shame 2 u.. (not shame shame poppy shame wala... woh to hamne bhi khela hai...hehe)
By Kaala Kavva, at November 02, 2005 3:37 AM
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