I shall simply leave you in the very capable hands of Bangalore's Bikerdude.
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Friday, February 27, 2009
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- How do you bring up a child to have a heart?
- So I say thank you for the journey
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- Why I listen to La Complainte de la Butte
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- Footloose Friday - IV
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- I have no words. Just happy for one father.
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- Bangalore: Theaterscience at Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan
- Phelps, Marijuana and a Suddenly Empty Pedestal
- The Phelps marijuana saga
- A peephole into the past
- Recipe: Sakkaré Achchu (Sugar Figurines)
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4 comments:
Nice to see your post. Bikerdude was interesting.
Thanks for putting me in touch with an MRI rocker!!!
Bikerdude was a revelation to me! I loved it! Gosh.. how talented is that guy! The nurse one was quite hilarious. And he can switch from kannada to malyalam with such ease! Awesome.
Sujatha, thanks for the post and the link.
@ nsiyer, welcome to my blog. Glad you enjoyed the link!
@ Heather, welcome to my blog too. You're welcome. It was just so mind-boggling that two women so, so far way from each other experienced an event in such a similar fashion!
@ Lak, I am so tickled that you enjoyed it! He is talented, isn't he? The whole thing was so familiar to me but I saw it with new eyes!
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