Comments on: The alphabetical ardour of life

By: joji1

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By: Aswin S

Aswin S — Sun, 20 Dec 2009 08:13:39 +0000

*Aswin*

It's like the CATastrophe that happened a month back.
You always are the lab rat for testing something.

Wish I had a library with that rules at school. Sigh.

I always forgot my lines in the oratorical contests and I always fell on my face in the trials, long jump or football. I don't remember girls going wild. I remember them laughing out loud.

Seminars at my college were always to be taken in the alphabetical order. And every sem, it would go till J or K and stop there. Sadly, we were usually too sleepy in class to realize it. By the time we realized this by the end of third year and started our 'Reverse the order' agitation, seminars were over.

I always had to do my exams or lab tests on the first day. You cannot hear the questions that come in the test from anyone but the teacher, who would only tell them to favorite kids (each of them having enough evil-grin-grudge on me to watch me fry during the tests)

It is widely known that most offices never praise you or the team for the good things you do and ensure you are fried (fried, not fired) for anything you screw up. And the screw up list, when mass mailed, would always, always be in the alphabetical order.

Dork... No, Dark days indeed.

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By: Bhanu Mahanti

Bhanu Mahanti — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 16:32:49 +0000

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By: mihirnair

mihirnair — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 08:07:29 +0000

good post though i miss that the fact that you dont write anymore.

btw…did you realize that yoou look a lot like rex from avial http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SB1J9D9WRds&feat...

yes he is a mallu too..and no ..,you will never be able to play the guitar as good as him

By: Nagesh

Nagesh — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 17:01:08 +0000

sooper have been away from your blog for whats been ages i think. the last one was your astronomically famous one 'The trvails of single south indian men of conservative upbringing'… funnily I am back reading a post on the same basic subject – names! But have you considered the likes of us named after an letter bang in the middle of the english alphabet. We get the best of both worlds more often than not

By: max191

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By: Bernard

Bernard — Sat, 03 Oct 2009 03:41:43 +0000

School: No problems generally because we used to get arranged and called by increasing order of height and I was comfortably near the end. Being of a reticent nature, this sure helped.
B-School: Same trouble as you Sidin. Did not like to be in the line of fire of RaviC.

By: Name

Name — Fri, 02 Oct 2009 18:19:28 +0000

this blog post is practically the length of some entire blogs. wow.

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