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No posts in April. It would be a lie to say that I was busy. I was waltzing my way through life which culminated with a night of 10 beers. Quarterly company party was last night and was awesome! This month promises a lot of work, which I hope get me to post a lot more!

I bought an personal media player last month which cements my fear of being deaf in a few years! Specifically bought an iAudio 7 since it supports a shit load of formats and I have a sizeable ogg collection as well. Pure listening bliss when combined with my Sennheiser headset. On the downside of music listening, I updated Ubuntu to the latest version and Amarok got updated to version 2.0. It sucks. Sucks balls and dicks. Trying to find a new player to meet my whims.

We had a nice, fat brunch today. Fat in the literal sense. Woke up 10. Got our lazy bums to Stones pub at 12. Coupla pitchers of beer, Pork, 2 dishes of Beef, and a Mutton dish to boot. On our way back went to DC Books in Indira Nagar. Bought a lot of books. That reminds me. Bought a whole bunch Tolkein and Tinkle last month which are still inside my desk in office. God knows when I am going to finish them. Need to go to office get the books and my lappy I had left there before leaving for Leela.

Leave you all with my last years May Day thoughts. Some things from past should be relished and cherished. And I long for those days...

Lazy May Day...
Hope to make some Hay...
Feed it to my donkey Bray...
Yeah, for this stupid poem I shall Pay!

Listening to this...check it out...Ash is so fucking delectable in this!

Comments

  1. Unknown5/03/2009 04:40:00 PM

    Hey Boss,

    While you were idle, I was busy copping some inventories in my blog. Check it out.

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  2. nryn5/04/2009 12:24:00 AM

    @Shibu: Will do boss! Cant help being so idle at times! :D

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  3. Praveen5/05/2009 12:57:00 AM

    busy boy is back at last...with nothing much to offer :P..
    looking forward :D

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  4. nryn5/06/2009 12:41:00 AM

    @Praveen: Poor men have nothing to offer. I am BPL! :)

    ReplyDelete

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