LEAVING PARTY

Hello trainees, as you know tomorrow 5th of October is Mayor's goodbye party in 36-c.
Mayor want a red party so everybody must be in red...T-shirts, Shirts, Trousers, Saris, kurtas...

I hope to see all of you in our house tomorrow, and remember that on thursday morning (4:45 am) we have to go to Patiala again, for the next shoot in "The Whistler"...

Not if, but when...

There is a time in every trainee's life when that sudden rumble in your stomach sparks the worst panic possible - "where's the nearest toilet!!!" you ask yourself - "will i make it?" especially since you can't run or walk as fast with clenched cheeks.

Hopefully you've made it and are soon swept with relief for not emptying your load into you trousers in public :P

I myself had this experience 10, i repeat ten, times yesterday - probably because of the water i drank on the movie set - i made it every time, although there were a few close calls (too much info?) and so here's the big question...

Should i call up Guiness World records with this feat of 10 bouts of dihorea or do we know of anyone else who has done better? or should that be worse?

Love-Hate Relationship

I've heard from a few people that their Indian experience so far as been up and down like a rollercoaster. I characterize it as a "love-hate relationship." Sometimes it's good, other times it isn't. This begs the question, what do you like most and what do you hate most about India?

I'm torn between the hierarchy system and drivers not looking, on the hate side. On the like side, I would say the relaxed way of life.

Now is your chance to say whatever is on your mind about India. I know Nacho hates ants and rickshaw drivers, but is madly in love with chapati (and a certain potent potable).

Welcome Nina

I think everyone knows this, but we have a new trainee from Iceland. Her name is Nina and I think she's living at 36 A (is that right?).

Hopefully we can get her setup on the blog right away.

Once Again....

the people at Sector Tokyo/Bangladesh/Madrid/Beijing/Canada failed to go to a leaving party (well, accept for Marty). You can blame the circus because they wouldn't stop bringing out the elephant and the endless balancing acts. So, sorry from everyone in Panchkula and we wish Nara and Ohara the best of luck.

What did people think of the circus? I liked the "smallest argument ever (right ryan?)"