Sorry Astronomers

You don’t need a brain faster than a supercomputer to know that this just means Sabu got angry over something.

Mystery solved. Next one please…

 

Great minds… and all that

“We took this on Pune station before leaving”, thus starts the story. Each photo carries with it a 5 minute long, crawling commentary. Not running commentary, mind you.

…

In short, the tourists bore you by showing you their photos and souvenirs. The album looks like just one single photo repeated over and over again. With different description.

“Check this out. We had trekked near Joshimath.”

The photo showed some ten people. Any newspaper could have carried that photo with caption, “Drug runners caught in police action”. Or possibly, as a group photo of some local village politicians with Party’s district president.

This description from the aptly named, “मी आणि माझा शत्रुपक्ष” (Me and My Enemies) (collection: Hasavnuk) makes me think Pu La Deshpande would have empathised with Stephen Fry in here:

 

Well, except at the end.

Superheroes never die…

… they are just reborn-ed.

 

On the other hand, it is hard to make a commercially successful film about a Superhero who died four years before the film, isn’t it? ;)

P.S. Does that mean Stephen Colbert has to give back the Captain’s Shield now?

Umm… Actually, I didn’t

 

But then, if I knew that, why exactly would it be a “news”?

 

 

P.S. Previously on unfortunate news placement, politically incorrect news.

Do you like to move it?

Normally, I can make do without a television (or cable connection) for that matter, since most of the shows I watch are available online (and I don’t mind watching them a day late).

Then again, sometimes that means something interesting does slip through the cracks. Presenting:

Whether you “like to move it, move it” and want to bask in the kingly glory King Julien, or want to train under the Skipper with the merry gang of Kowalski, Rico and Private, this is for you:

 

P.S. That’s post #200. Right up there.