Kalam and Yamaha
Published by amrit on Saturday, February 24, 2007 at 8:43 AMNaah. This is not one of those PJs which could have been: how are Abdul Kalam and Yamaha connected? In case anyone of you does think that there can be a funny and witty answer to this one, let me know.
Let me begin with Kalam. Read this: Inflation will be controlled, Kalam promises Parliament. Do you find it as funny as I do? Isn't it as odd as saying something like this: An IIT will be opened in Patna, Amrit Vatsa promises Bihar. Or hey, how about this: Osama Bin Laden will be captured, Amitabh Bachchan promises IIT Madras.
Seriously, tell me one thing that Kalam can do to alter inflation rate? But on second thoughts, it was obvious that Kalam couldn't have said this on his own. He cannot. He is the President. The statutory head. A follow up of the article deconstructed the illusion. Kalam was addressing the opening session of Parliament. And he did what a President does. He just read the crap handed to him by the ruling party. Poor chap! :)
This one was a funny sounding headline. The one that I will talk about now belongs to the "stupidly obvious" category. Read this: Yamaha may shut shop if numbers don't improve. Why can't they just say that Yamaha's numbers showing no signs of improvement? Amrit's CGPA might fall down if he doesn't mug. The world knows this. The aliens know this. Everyone knows this. You will die if you don't eat. You know that. The world knows that. The aliens know that. Why do you ever need to write such obvious things as headlines? So that, guys like me can manage to pull off a post on an otherwise fine Saturday morning. :D
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Dear, you r an infant infront of them or not even that. Bow ur head to their experience atleast.
You think this world is made for you n probably you r goin to lead it, but alas that's the case with all ordinory minds. Grow up n come out of illusions. Laugh on others but leave the exceptions! otherwise you'll laugh only.. through out life.. wont do anythng better :P
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@Pandu
Wow, you can read my mind. :) Ah, sorry, I meant my ordinary mind.
Good job! :P
How could you make out that its an illusion. I think the post is a sarcasm on Indian Press.
So nothing wrong in it and nothing wrong in your comment too.
Enjoy your freedom!!