Of Indians and Indian Cities

Taking the mud-slinging a little further, I’d like to point out that the ‘suckass’ness (in vocabulary that you understand the best ) of the fresher’s had much to do with the lack of entertainment and possibly nothing to do with the food-committee or EMCEEing (which only involves calling the juniors on stage to introduce themselves). The food committee may not have served its purpose but that was not the reason for the boredom.

Third years were flocking at the food-counter (like all normal human beings do at the prospects of major boredom while the aforementioned ‘games’ are being conducted onstage). No ‘suckassful’ show can be ‘enjoyed’ when so mundane.

I assure you, as EMCEE I have enough and more access to NW than you do and I have absolutely no reason to consult that particular reporter even if I had to access NW. While at that, I might as well congratulate you for invoking such interest in NW members (minus the targeted one) and more for the food-court incident.

You say you didn’t know the actual reason behind the fight. It was, in fact, in favor of those people not getting food (including you ... despite you being a part of that certain city). I may or may not belong to a particular Indian city (I assure you I don’t find the need to confine myself to just one … this being such a huge country and all that) but I do possess the normal humane concerns for the poor audience being killed to death … slowly and steadily … in a desperate act to bring all junior girls onstage at the same time.

As for the final year CR, he was probably the most bored of the lot (specially having commented about the ‘outstanding’ selection and conduction of the games).

And about not making guys any ‘dumber’. Don’t you want to think that through, just one more time? (Or are you even more incapable than I thought)

P.S. Dear Buddha, I fully appreciate what you said but I’m sorry, Darth Siddius and I have very low resistance for Sauron-type characters. It’s probably the non-Indian-city effect.