Ouchmytoe Recommends: Sangeet Paul
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I came to know of Sangeet Paul’s blog today evening and have no second thoughts on recommending this Yahoo! Product Manager’s blog on Ouchmytoe.com.
Narrative Style
NO! YOU JOLLY WELL CAN’T TOUCH ME THERE!
“NO! YOU JOLLY WELL CAN’T TOUCH ME THERE!”
That, my friend, is the voice of the no-nonsense woman and when you hear that, you’ve got to run for cover!
“But I want to! Please!” I said, making the cutest contortion possible within the limitation of the facial features I was endowed with.
“Shut Up! Why do you want to touch me there?”
“It looks soft. And it’s curved so nicely!”
“Well, go and touch someone else’s. Touch yours!”
“I don’t have it. I am a young boy discovering the changes of adolescence! Please let me touch it!”
Conversational Style
How to crack The Arranged Date: The necessary precursor to the Arranged Marriage
Scene: The scene opens to a dimly but tastefully lit restaurant. Light jazz is audible in the background along with the soft murmur that arises out of multiple hushed conversations staged simultaneously punctuated by the odd guffaw and the reprimanding stare in response to the aforementioned guffaw. HE and SHE are seated across a table on the left corner of the stage. The scene opens with the lights focused on the table in question.
HE: That was some traffic we had to negotiate! Mighty considerate of these guys to hold on to our reservation!
SHE: I’ll say! That was bad!
He smiles. She smiles in response. A few seconds of silence where the music and murmur rise mildly in volume.
HE (Breaking silence. Volume of music and murmur falls.): So!
SHE: So?
HE: So your dad knows my mom? Or is it my dad who knows your mom? I know that this is definitely cross-gender. Unsure who to who though.
SHE: Your dad, my mom!
HE: Right. So, well, what are you into?
SHE: I love shopping.
HE: Is that a metaphor?
SHE: What?
HE: No. I was just hoping it was a metaphor.
SHE: What do you mean?
HE: Nothing really… what else?
SHE (excitedly): and I LOVE gossip… it’s so…










Loved the narrative style..pimples & facial hair - two of the things women can’t stand and will give anything not to have!lol!
dat was hillarious..
Recently came across this entry in a blog I read for the first time. Reminded me of your travails of being new in Delhi/Gurgaon. A good read, so sharing it in your comments section though a bit out of place but every bit worth a read.
http://wrecktangle.blogspot.com/2007/10/survivor-gurgaon.html
http://wrecktangle.blogspot.com/2005/03/delhi-principles.html
pimple part was really funny.. i remember in 8th std boy/girl without pimple were called kiddo.. paul blogs were funny ..
hey thanks for this… i have something funny to read now!
Dude, thanks for linking back to my blog. It was earlier read by a slect group of my friends (~80) but now has a much wider audience (~500).
Thanks a lot!
Excellent, extremely funny material. This stuff is truly hilarious…
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