my first photography

Wednesday, August 26, 2009

Now it's raining outside. No one can dare to go outside without an umbrella or a raincoat. That's the weather of Bhubaneswar. It's completely boring to stay home and watch all the fucking programs in the TV.

Today, I tried my hand in photography. I have taken few snaps, here it goes...



This is the hill in front my building. 15 years back, it was a jungle with foxes, hyenas and elephants and a small fountain. Now it's a highly populated residential area. It's no more looking like a hill. The fountain is the largest drainage system in the locality.



This is the top view from our terrace. The area looks greenish in the rainy season.



This is the back side of our building. The interesting thing is that, a family in this area has 30 pet cats. It's really amazing to watch the cats play and fight with each others.

beauty without brain

Thursday, July 30, 2009

At last, God listened me and sent two chicks to my advanced java class. They are beautiful girls and in the first class I was so engrossed in looking at her(I like one of them) that I couldn't understand a single line.


Yesterday, I missed the class because I caught a very bad cold. Today I was told I missed the real beauty revealing demonstration of their low neck tops which they wore yesterday.

Today I discovered another fact about them. Beauty and brain don't come in a single package. These two ladies are the best examples of this quote. They have nothing in their brains, even they can't write a very naive servlet code(technical stuff).

I hope either these dumb girls or their boy-friends don't find this blog.

we three in Interface

Thursday, January 15, 2009

Its already 5:30 pm, just 30 minutes left to reach Interface(Interface is a Java training institute in Bhubaneswar). It took me 20 minutes to reach the institute. When I reached the institute, the classroom was houseful with two strangers teaching some weird stuffs and 70 fools listening them with 200% concentration. The weird stuff was "how to install Linux ??" The 1st stranger was instructing how to install Linux on the 60" LCD screen . The 2nd stranger was standing on the podium at a meter distance from 1st stranger and was gazing at the beautiful girls at the front row. Actually Linux installation was in our syllabus and Interface brought these two strangers to teach us Linux.

After sitting nearly for 15 minutes, we decided to leave the classroom. This was not the first time we decided to leave the class in the middle. We usually do this in college, either voluntarily or forcefully. Finally we three stood up and went outside. We became the heroes for a some seconds. Unfortunately nobody asked these heroes to stop, even no one looked at us. The heroins, sitting behind us, jumped onto our seats with a lot of satisfaction. I collected my ID card from the counter and left the institute.At the parking lot, we made a roadside GD about the picnic.

Our java teacher is a very interesting man. He has a very special dictionary. In this dictionary every word ends with the alphabet 'a'. An imaginary devil has warned him to use the word 'just' in every sentence(lol...). Again its offensive to laugh in his class. I dared to laugh in his first class and he gave me a lot of -ve warnings and asked me to take +vely. So we three are going through a very bad situation(Imagine some one is giving a lecture in which every word ends with an 'a' and the word 'just' is compulsory in every sentence).

N.B. :- here we three means three idiots of our section Dina, Jari and me. Dipak is going to join us in the next week. We are going to have a blast in the coming days.