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MonthA lusty young lisper said, “Oneth“I had thexth every day, every month.“Tho avid wath I“My lover went dry“And that wath the end of my humpth.” And other limericks using extremely hard-to-rhyme words by the wonderful Manjula Padmanabham
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The comics project I was planning actually looks feasible – in fact, on a larger scale than i had originally thought. so I need artists. Capable of strong, distinctive, original artwork of the superhero variety. So if you can do this, or if you know someone who draws this stuff well, please send me artwork … Continue reading
is where i am write now, or should that be naon. at the indiatimes office, meeting the director ill be working with, and getting ready to conduct auditions for the sitcom. working on a terminal in an office after almost a year; strange feeling. have to write 2 GICS scripts today also.
like that Outlook headline long ago. Last day in Cal today, end of what was supposed to be a week-long holiday. but ended up having no time at all, and todays workload is quite impressive as well. am trying to do four jobs at once, so the shit has hit the ceiling bigtime… massively missing … Continue reading
this pretty much defines our relationship now as well 🙂
If you thought me writing on Saratchandra in TOI was weird…well, this is me in a GYM. On TV. In a DRIVING show. I rest my case
SOME of us arent suffering from blogger burnout at all. Ani’s new post on Bengalis, explaining the meekness/violence dichotomy through history, politics, psychology and sport is one of the best things Ive read this year…which, considering the books Ive been consuming over the last few days, is a greater compliment than he’ll ever know.ExcerptConversation 2: … Continue reading
Am turning TV scriptwriter for the Great Indian Comedy Show…theyve started shooting some of my stuff, and want more. Which is great in many ways, because it allows me to further my nefarious plan of subverting popular culture (even at micro-level) without actually engaging in it (read; ever leaving my flat except to do travel … Continue reading
Ei Babli shon na Babli be my labhar BabliEi Babli oi oi Babli tell your phathar Babli Fiddle uith my choshma BabliTickle my phat gophBhun day bhen youre legal BabliBhe two musht elope Ei Babli shon na Babli be my labhar BabliEi Babli oi oi Babli tell your phathar Babli Thish ij tha part bhere … Continue reading
Samit Basu 