Saturday, December 24, 2005

Been a while!

You get onto your blog that stands unupdated since close to a month and embark upon another silent session of self-reproach. You convince yourself that its primarily because of an acute lack of time. And you foolishly hope to kid others with that. A couple of refreshing blogger meets later, there is suddenly an influx of time along with loads of renewed muse to write.
You promptly set things in such an order as to put your mental machinery in some gear..vis-a-vis Carly Simon on winamp, cold Appy and a new notepad file.

A vast radiant mindfield. Music and voices hovering all around us. Yellow tulips swaying in the warm afternoon breeze. Water spraying forth from an ivory-basined fountain, droplets dancing in the light and settling down on the green grass. Forms of life moving in blissful idyll, relaxed and dreamy. The west sky roseates, the sun drowning me slowly.
A beautiful woman comes riding a horse in through a wave of great fragrance. Black eyes with limpid whites, dreamy as in a post-coital state (from all the horse-riding). A graceful mouth and an elegant nose. Lusty build, full and firm. She descends with utmost elan, walks towards me in a gait laden with flair. I rise, out of libidinous respect.
"Stormeth my great longing to help thee. Cometh hither and speak unto me about thyself."
She flashes the sweetest smile ever and speaks thus through vermillion lips:
"Is it possible to build a P2P file-sharing application without bootstrapping nodes and multiple TCP connections?"

Thus began Zarathustra's down-going.
"Fucketh off, ye sassy biyatch! And ne'er showest your face unto me again."

Carly Simon, in the meanwhile ends "Nobody does it better" .


Exam time, ladies and gents. I really haven't had enough time to do too much else but cram and pick my nose while doing it. Ofcourse, there's the odd pleasant thought about women riding horses and other ideas about horsing. I recently claimed copyrights for a couple of horsey jokes I mailed to Readers Indigest. Get a barf bag.

What do you call a war horse with respiratory problems?: A wild broncho.
What do you call a race horse with a noose tied around its neck?: A well-hung stud.

Well I can get really bored with Client Server Computing ya know, and I have to come up with jokes to amuse myself to keep the mojo risin!
I'm studying these days with orange juice and junk food I prefer to call relaxatives. They catalyse the amusement process a bit.

So till next time,
Peas
And happy horsing!

6 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

First time around here. hmm..i havent been blogging for a month too. I wait for my muse. Glad to see you found yours.
My muse likes writing more than talking, a story more than an explanation and a mystery more than an answer. She's amused by my attempts to pin her down.For all my striving to know her, it is she who knows me.

4:06 pm, December 24, 2005  
Blogger Sita said...

look ma, a post!!

12:19 am, December 26, 2005  
Blogger Manu said...

ujju: wow..that looks like a fun muse to find. Tell u what, i'm willin to swap mine for her! Neato blog btw.

Mulax: :-) thumba tanks.

sita: Look look! heh.

11:33 am, December 26, 2005  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

***Starts crying because of laughter***

"dreamy as in a post-coital state (from all the horse-riding)"
"Is it possible to build a P2P file-sharing application without bootstrapping nodes and multiple TCP connections?"

ROTFL!!! HOWLARIOUS!!! Welcome back, my friend... Let's have some barley based relaxatives this time... :-)

11:14 pm, December 26, 2005  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

@manu: he he he. thanks.hmm.. have to think about swapping the muse:)

10:51 pm, December 27, 2005  
Blogger Manu said...

AC: *bows low* Thanks amigo! Beer beckons yeah. All in good time!

ujju: Take ur time man!

9:42 pm, December 29, 2005  

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