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sid, please do me a favour. could u go up to the baldy and find out(delicately) why he wants to the shampoo?
i cant concentrate. am freaked out too.
iw

prob’ly polishes his head & shoulders…

does he have a mustache?

C’mon guyz !!!! Don’t make me say it ….. You know where is uses the shampoo … dont ya !!??

Hehehehehe…
R u sure he was completely bald? Cos if he had 1mm of hair he might jus want to clean them..
BUt please make sure today itself u ll go to him and ask him the reason of carrying a shampoo..Let us all know..

You are not sure that the bottle had shampoo inside, arent you?
Come on, give the poor bald man some benefit of doubt!

and in any case, a BIG shampoo bottle has been know to have many other utilities particularly when a lubricant sucha s soap is around

i think the poor guy is mourning his hair. must have had his hair shaved off in a spur of the moment thing. some religious fervour in thirupathi or probably some love failure . must be harbouring a feeling of loss. so a subconscious way of compensating for the loss.
sid , treat him with a little kindness.
iw

Hi Sid,
I think u would b more used to this type of comments.. but still u r wonderful man, wen it comes to make a person laugh.. reading ur blog is the first thing i do wen i come to work… (i hope my Mgr is not reading this.. else i would have a lot to write in my blog next time)
i think it is hi time someone called u “Chirikudukka….” keep posting the blogs as often as you can….

H’mm this blog got me thinking where did the word ‘Shampoo’ originate from? Well idle mind is Internet Service providers dream. So googled in to find out. Thanks to all those idle minds outthere, I got my answer. So to quote google:

“Oddly enough, the origin of “shampoo” has nothing directly to do with hair (and does not, puns aside, involve our modern word “sham,” meaning “phony”). “Shampoo” comes from the Hindi word “campo,” meaning “to press,” and a “shampoo,” which entered English around 1762, was originally a full-body massage. In fact, until the mid-19th century, asking for a “shampoo” would get you pummeled by a masseur (or masseuse) and slathered with oils and lotions. Only lastly (if you lasted that long) would your hair be washed. By about 1860, however, “shampoo” had attained its exclusive modern meaning of “washing the hair.” Shortly thereafter, “shampoo” began to be used as a noun meaning either an act of shampooing or the special soap used on the hair.”

If this doesn’t explain what that baldy was doing with a bottle of Shampoo then nothing will..

bG

thx BG, now we all idle minds know what that baldy was planning to do with the shampoo….

btw i hope sid has recovered from why-baldy-needs-shampoo trauma by now. we are still reeling from it.
iw

dude.. this is “the freaky experience of your life”? you need to get out more.

hey sid, enough of this hairy business. post a sumptuous mail or give us something else to chew on.

hey sid, enough of this hairy business. post a sumptuous mail or give us something else to chew on.

methinks someone logged into your Sense kernel when you were asleep n’ patched how the incoming arguments of your Sight() member are handled thus:
Madonnas_Album -= Spectrum_emanating_from_keratin;
so that the overall result is that.. Sidin cannot see hair!!! Howzzat! OK, I admit I’m a jobless software engineer

hey sid.. C’mon man.. we are waiting for lengthy & humorous post from u..

now that we’ve seen why-baldy-wants-shampoo from every angle. how abt what-happened-to-sidin.
my take is that he got kidnapped by a few smitten fans (prefarably female but lets take into account the gay factor too).
iw