It's with great trepidation that I start this blog.Hopefuly it will go away as it proceeds.An unrelentingly stubborn attitude since my childhood days has been to ask myself why before anything and everything and whenever I found the awnser to be nothing I went ahead with my anythings and everythings.Before anybody assails me with accusitions of leading purposeless and meaningless life i must spring up my defenses.The question why, is unawnserable.Every why has a why preceding to it.You can always awnser a how,when,what,where with a self surprising alacrity (and brag about it later)but a why will always stop you dead on your tracks.Hence the question why should i start a blog met with awnser that exists before your eyes.The more realistic question of how his slothiness will maintain it is quite troubling.at this juncture a henry ford quote springs to my mind..."nobody can think straight who does not work for laziness warps the mind".i must say quotes of virtue and fear have an uncanny resemblance.Both erupt in mind at the least pleasant and most inconvinient moment.But then for the time being i shall rest my thoughts that my venerable readership can actually make the question of my maintaining this blog pretty useless with little effort on their part.
I must say I am a great fan lee iacocca.apart from his enemity with henry ford ,my following this great man also arises for him being an industrial engineer and an admirer of the question why.
in his best selling autobiography(which i brought really cheap from dilli gate and would firmly recommend the place to the still uninitiated) he starts of with tackling the question why he wrote the book,here is an excerpt:
"why did i write it?certainly not to become famous.the telivision ads for chrysler have already made me more famous than i ever wanted to be.and i didn't write it to get rich.i already have every material thing a person would need.that's why i am donating every penny i earn form this book to the joslin diaetes center in boston"
unfortunately,due to my lack of both fame and riches but still a desire salvage a moral victory for my logic forces me to justify this blog a bit.
I shall be writing this blog as a thanksgiving,an ode to my circuitous life at every turn of which i have found pleasant surprises.in particular,i owe my thanks iitr,wona and litsec,a heart warming gratitude which i shall never need to express(the pioneering words:in dosti,no friendship,no thanks,come to mind).I always went through great blogs during my schooldays but its only because of some of the more awsomer personalities that I metamorphesized from writing the selfcentred diary(due to some fiendish schoolteachers:write your personaldiary in the two months hols and show it to me!) to this open blog.This blog also owes its existence to nargis,pallavi and kahsmaksh,zindagi ki which are presently being watched by my mother on the altar of passive entertainment,whose grim and eternal sadness have forced me to look for an "unrest cure"and hence inspired to my present endevour.the first three italicized words refer to to hindi serials and that to on dd 1 (sorry)and the latter italics contain the name of one of the greats short stories i have ever read by my favouritest author.
ps:My future posts may contain poems and short stories and long words........i may suffer from caligynephobia but not hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia(a rapu-eseque duh,it means fear of long words).I shall always consider pneumononoultramicroscopisillicovolcanoconiosis in my fifth class and wona interview as my finest moments.
pps:The genre will be mostly comic for saki and calvin and hobbes are my greatest inspirations in life.This can also be seen as a rebellion against mademoiselles pallavi,nargis et al who seem to be married to unhappiness both literally and metaphorically.
ppps:Contrary to what others may say or feel,I happen to like pp..s.they are a pretty to useful tool to assail the reader with unnecessary and unsettling information.
With this I rest my case.
The Internet Personified: The Best Books I Read In 2023
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My beloved bookworms!
It is here! My annual “these are the best things I read all year.” I’d like
to do a little ceremony around each one, because really...
11 months ago
I would like to begin by baring my heart of the ecstacy it feels in being the first one to read and comment on this blog. Stuff of dreams, I tell you. Humour has found a new meaning with the advent of PSR Akhhilesh, a devout worshipper of Behenji and the late MJ. Mind-boggling tongue twisters and bizarre introspection apart, PSR has begun a journey that is bound to propel him into greatness and place him on an even keel with the likes of GB Shaw, Oscar Wilde, Wodehouse, et al...
ReplyDeleteMY LORD:
ReplyDeleteit was with great humbleness and dumfoundedness that i read ur comment.i am really inspired to pursue ur proposed journey unto infinity.
oh... as bombastic words seem to be lingering on here, i ll jus say hey da, welcome to the blogosphere :)
ReplyDeleteLee Iacocca? Henry Ford? This is preciselywhy I warned you against buying random books off the street.
ReplyDelete@perverted genius:
ReplyDeletethnks,da.
in bw ur bombastic reminded me of shaggy's mr lover,lover...hope u see the parallels.
u know the secret,just keep it.
@dela:
ReplyDeletesee, i didn't quote joan aiken (the 20 rupee omnibus)since wen rapu himself says he only heard of it,the situation is pretty grim.the other books were pretty gud bargain though.
nice!!(frankly speaking, most of the part went over my head)
ReplyDeleteI hope u will have a nice journey in this "addictive world of blogging"( i am nt discouraging u :) ).gud luck.
Great Pisra, i suppose u r the first idiot of our year to enter blogosphere, gud to see u waste urs as well as others online tym as well, and try to use simpler words, if u want ur readership to continue, :P :P
ReplyDeletePS: Remember HS - 101.
PPS: if u dont get what i want to say in the first ps, feel free to ask me.
PPPS: its really fun to keep adding pp..s.
PPPPS: Anyways, continue blogging :)
@sachin:
ReplyDeleteapke 2 sided sarcasms mujhe jaan se maar dete hain.u also do start a blog,addict nahi banenge aap jaise genius.
@pauli:
hmm,i remember vo kuch lucid words ka panga tha naa......but then if u remember that quote"words are just mere pointers....historical accident...liable to change" do remind me,i sorta liked it
I really didn't get the point of this but maybe you should stop reading autobiographies (and self-help books) and start reading more fiction. :P
ReplyDeleteP.S: Welcome da!
@Pisra
ReplyDeleteI can't say welcome so I would contain myself with a best of luck.
@Chronoz
I agree with u
@pisra again
stop reading self help books
I told you, his slothiness shall conquer the world one day. Let's just say, this is the beginning. I enjoyed reading your blog as much as I enjoy talking to you (which, contrary to the sarcasm that might have arose, I really do!). Waiting for your arrival at Govind even more now. Although it has nothing to do with your recent blogging fantasies, but let's just say it will be a new experience (nasty expression on face) for you at Govind. Anyways, Keep blessing us, O Mighty One!
ReplyDelete@shreya:
ReplyDeletethe greatest piece of writing is one which leads itself to any interpretation.swami and frens,Bhagwat Gita.
@da nerd:
biographies r fyn....but self help books is a blatant lie.totally unacceptable....which part,if i may ask, gives u such a feel.
@the OKAY guy:
i do plan to master the earth but then u wud hav to work pretty hard.
"the meek shall inherit the world but the mightier ones have to conquer it first"...in bw do lemme know of the requisite gladiatorial formalities to be dispensed off for mw gettin the will.if there is a will,then i will find out a way.
@the OKAY guy again:
ReplyDeletemy first rezvendouz with govind proper was football match thnks to murtha.......u have given me an entirely new dimension to look upto....although more of the new experience shud go to pauli....u know img and everything
gud job man....carry it forward
ReplyDeleteA very warm welcome to you. This post was Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious. Keep them coming.
ReplyDeleteRemove word verification, will you? It's a major pain.
ReplyDelete@GM lefty:
ReplyDeletethnks for the welcome da..u are really magnanimous in ur praise for a work calling for floccinaucinihilipilification.
Nice...apart from the fact i had to google a lot....nice man...welcome aboard...
ReplyDeleteMay the words get longer, the posts more arbit, the thoughts more incoherent, the emotions more strange, the comments more numerous, the word-verification less irritating and the TV serials more serious... In short, may you live long on Blogger!
ReplyDeleteWhen most of it has been already said, there is just this one question looming on in my mind...
ReplyDeleteNo cine-sec in your blog post? good goin, da!
It's a great read! I enjoyed it! Hope to read more of it.. and an awesome first blog!
ReplyDeleteOh dear lord. More join the movement to rid the world of sanity.
ReplyDeleteIn Atal Behari Vajpayee's glorious words,
"Chalo bhai, chalao..."
(That was in continuation of the whole quoting-arbitly-just-because-everyone-else-is business)