Things To Not Do In Mumbai
Please do NOT do the following, for your own safety, sanity and that of other citizens of this city:
Humour
Cartoons, observational comedy, situational humour and satire.
What To Do When A Woman Says, “Do What You Want!”
I’m following an extremely entertaining conversation on Twitter. It all started with, @dharmeshG: When a girl says “Do what you want.”, what should you do? We all know what’s coming, don’t we? For your entertainment value, here are some of the responses that followed that tweet. First, the funny guys…
The Mind Of A Not-Single Man
Never mind the mind of a married man, dramatic sulking is the prerogative of any man that’s not single. Well, at least he’s got imagination.
The Preening Peacock Of Manity
The vanity of men is called Manity.
The Man Shop
The man is now available on sale just as well and my gender has always enjoyed shopping. Let’s look at what The Man Shop has to offer.
The May-December Couple
If you think younger men are a cinch, think again!!! Here’s what Mr.Everyday has to say about our couple state.
The Last Word
Having the last word means having to navigate some bizarre conversations.
‘Are You An Annoying Facebook Couple?’ – On Femina.in
Remember when I pondered the question of ‘Are we ready to Facebook this’? The social network continues to twist itself around our lives (or is it the other way round?). This month, I look at ten of the most annoying things that couples do on Facebook. Admittedly, I’ve been guilty…
The Dirty Boy Habit
My father does it. I remember my cousin doing it from the summer he stayed with us. And now, to my horror and disgust, I find the boy does it too!
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E Squared: Edgy, Entertaining & Epistolary!
E Vestigio dropped in a fortnight ago to keep me company, to gup a bit and to cheer me up. She brought with her two books, my belated birthday gifts. Book recommendations from E are always interesting, given her diverse reading habits. Her gifts were ‘The Interpretation Of Murder‘ by…