Courtesy Anil

Dancing Indian Kid
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NUu0nKy57hI&mode=related&search=

Good Morgon

Every morning at work, I keep up-to-date with wtf's going in the world by surfing some websites and such. I have decided to put up the most interesting sites I have read during the morning/day.

Disgusting to say the least...Thanks to Krzysiek Ptasinski
http://www.townhall.com/News/newsarticle.aspx?ContentGuid=d9ce48e6-dd6b-49bd-819e-08b73b39cacd

Imagine if 4000 people share your name...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/5345302.stm

The title of the story, I am sure, was meant to catch everyone's attention. It worked.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/5358976.stm

Japan's LDP elect 'obvious' replacement to Koizumi
http://www.forbes.com/business/energy/feeds/ap/2006/09/20/ap3030070.html


Ok supervisor has asked me to meet him downstairs. Cheerios.

Ok back. Will leave for lunch soon.

Thai Military leader in Thailand issues a definitive timeline for returning power
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/5362698.stm

Dubya - Can anyone shut him up?
http://www.time.com/time/nation/article/0,8599,1536957,00.html

Arrrgh..Oldboy doesnt have any subtitles!!

F#$#$#@%@#$@#%$#@%@#$%#@$

This is an actual street name!

Movies

Had alot of time in my hands recently. While not surfing the net for some interesting videos, i usually watch some movie or another. Here are the ones I have seen very recently:

1) Battle Royale - Excellent movie (read: Japanese imagination) Fucking gory though. Not for weak hearts a.k.a p******

2) Kiss Kiss Bang Bang - Woh...brilliant! I love Downey Jr's role in this movie. The movie had a non-chalant attitude..which I tremendously enjoyed.

3) Donnie Darko - Weird. Another one of those movies that makes you think what the f%$^%$ went on....It didnt make any sense at all! But once you take away all that mambo-jambo confusing bs, it's a really good movie.

4) Leon the Professional - Brilliant. Awesome. Excellent. Immense. My respect and admiration for Natalie Portman has just made a hole in the ceiling. No..not from that.

5) Lord of War: This movie has been the most realistic arms action/dealings I have seen in a while. To all those who disagree with me, piss off. Maybe more realistic than Syriana, but then again I slept through Syriana and stopped recalling any white middle aged character after the first two characters.

Next up:

1) Oldboy

george galloway

His views on the Middle East crisis involving Israel and Lebanon. Thanks to Ramkumar.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=9071731896689197790&q=george+galloway

continuation from below...

Diana took us around the city the next day...






Fast forward:

After settling down, a group of us decided to go to Uppsala last weekend, a town some 20-40miles north of Stockholm. There was a once in a year culture fest held there...






There were dance workshops, rock concerts, fire shows, cultural shows and so on...the whole place was packed with ppl.

Pictures of pre-departure gathering...and first gathering in stockholm...and more

Sometime back, before all of us departed for Stockholm, we had a small gathering in Jason's place.



We all ate to our heart's content...




Few weeks later...



We also stopped by in Bangkok and...



We were very happy to arrive in Stockholm...



Straight after, we visited our school..

Finally pictures...

I stay in Kungshamra with Alison and Ruiwen. Everyone else (second batch and other current batch mates) is staying in Lappis, one subway station to the south. Both Kungshamra and Lappis are student hostels. Kungshumra kicks more ass though. =P

Yesterday, a group of us went to Uppsalla, a town 20-40 miles north of Stockholm, for a culture fest. Was great. There were performances everwhere. We came back at around midnight, tired and all.

KTH, my school, is couple of subway stations to the south.




This is a zoomed in version of the three places. Frascabacken is a street on Lappis.