Tuesday, April 11, 2006

Monday, April 10, 2006

MOISTY THINGS

TWO TRAINEES UNDER ATTACK

Lately, we were travelling around City Beautiful just to have some fun...Some trainees have been to "Bizarres" National Parks...and personally, i have to take Jean every weekend to an amusement park otherwise she doesn't stop talking about Amir Khan...
We remember trainees from 38-B going to a National Park near Haridwar just to spend some time with tigers but they saw sick (not sikhs) elephants "only" and weird people doing "moist" things outside the road "only"...ask Jamie for more details.

I have to tell you that last weekend Jean and I went to the mountains looking for that Mysterious Tiger (Not Kasouli Tiger) and we finally found it.

Here is the evidence of our extreme and dangerous weekend...

This is "Moisty"...The Tiger

I was so scared of Moisty...

I think they have something...look at Jean's face

Friday, April 07, 2006

SOME WEEKENS IN CITY BEAUTIFUL...

CHANDIGARIAN TRAINEES

Here some pictures of our last activities during nights in the last two weeks.

just a little drunk...ass dance, not anymore!!!

Jamie needs an exorcism!!!

Ryan needs a Therapist!!!

Asami hiding from the indian Ghost!!!

non-drunk people

Jean, after she saw a cockroach

Ryan being a 4 years old drunk boy

Dirty Lucie

Thursday, April 06, 2006

And the winner is...


well, looking at the poll results, i can only see one clear winner, and no sign that the poll has been abused.

so, congratulations Samantha! the first non-trainee administrator of the blog! and it's lucky that you're the only person who's going to be here for any length of time since everybody else will be leaving soon!

i'll make the necessary arrangements to ensure an easy hand over of control!

The World Gone Mad???

I just had to post this report from The Irish Independent -

Millionaire heiress Paris Hilton could soon be portraying Mother Teresa in film.
An award-winning Indian director says he was so impressed by the 25-year-old's refusal to strip off for Playboy magazine that he has asked her to play the saintly charity worker in a new biopic.

T Rajeevnath also feels she bears a resemblance to a young Mother Teresa.

Since when has keeping your clothes on been enough to garner comparisons to Mother Teresa? (I'm sure she'd be flattered) I have nothing more to say on this matter, the title says it all.
Clearly, the resemblance is uncanny -