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The Volume of Existence

7/16/2005 - Weekly Tirade's

!. Excuse me Mr. and Mrs. Blue Hair, do you realize the sign posted on the highway reading 65MPH means no one under 65 is supposed to be on the highway? GET OUT OF THE DAMN FAST LANE!

2. So Mr. Pitt and Ms. Jolie are adopting a child. It's all the rage in the news and on magazine covers. And this affects my world how? People obsessed with the "stars" need to get a life.


3. Last but not least: I am sick and tired of inanimate objects thinking they can invade my world and get away with it. I keep running my thigh into the corner of the table when I get up in the middle of the night for a drink of water. The next time it happens I am going to burn the table in effigy and roast hot dogs over its demise. It needs to get out of my way.

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7/19/2005 - here we burn effigies all the time

Posted by nandkumar
ha, ha, ha, here in India, we do burn quite a lot of effigies, both animate and inanimate. Everyone from politicians, film stars, public figures end up being burnt in effigy so much so that no body really cares, except the guys who do it. They get burnt sometime due to miscalculation about how fast the petrol or kerosene catches fire. It's amazing how inanimate objects can make your life miserable. They have a tendency to lie low at odd places to make you trip over, slip up or just slip out of your fingers to fall and break all over the floor. Try picking up shrads of glass from the floor and you will see what I mean. Another irritating quality is that they go missing all the while.
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