If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my Blog’s RSS Feed. Or my Comment’s RSS Feed. Your funny bone is definitely as big as your femur!Last evening I left Mumbai by the 7.50 p.m. Jet Airways flight and reached Chennai.

I want to share with mere mortals like you, a small encounter I had with a petite air-hostess called Celina and me. If you also know her, I would want you to press my case. Not my suitcase!
She had just finished serving me a vegetarian dinner – …

Indu Balachandran, a real comedy writer (like me), has come up with an amazing article on dinning out. Please don’t miss it for the World. Like me…Indu is also an Economics student.
Unlike me, she has won a Gold medal in journalism, worked in an ad agency, bungee-jumped at Bali, white-water-rafted in the Ganga, danced like Zorba the Greek in Crete, stood speechless inside the Pyramid at Egypt…blah blah blah.

Whine and dine

BEFORE marriage, the three best words a couple loves to hear from each other are “I Love You”. Later, the …

[This post has too much of Morse Code. Proceed at your own peril]
Rekha is learning Morse code. For those who don’t know what Morse code is, it is a language which uses only two states - on or off - of a light bulb for example…to communicate. Audible Morse code would sound like – Dit, Dit, Da, Da….with ‘Dit’ for dots and ‘Da’ for dashes…and a combination of both forming each alphabet.
Confused? Read about Morse code in WIKIPEDIA before proceeding further. If you want to continue reading this post, …

Radio City interviewed me today and will be broadcasting it tomorrow (Jan 5th) between 8 a.m. to 10 a.m.. if you are interested…and you better be interested…tune into Radio City at 91.1 and let me know if I was audible.
Nandhini, let me tell you…speaking for the radio is a lot difficult than speaking to one’s wife. Though the latter is a bit scary too.
For all those who don’t know Nandhini…she is the radio jockey (am I right?) who spoke to me.

Nandhini…if you don’t want me to reveal to the …