Comments for Aravind Kumar

Comment on Water pump by Aravind Kumar

Aravind Kumar — Mon, 16 Apr 2012 06:18:03 +0000

It keeps the kitchen clean. Awesome.

Comment on Water pump by Shrinidhi Hande

Shrinidhi Hande — Wed, 14 Mar 2012 16:37:22 +0000

nice innovation. very handy

Comment on Milky Way – Dr. Alagappa Road by Aravind Kumar

Aravind Kumar — Thu, 25 Aug 2011 11:04:06 +0000

Oh my god… Me looking at school girls? I just said school kids. Met vadapoche twice after my wedding. let’s meet sometime… Would love to meet your kid…

Comment on Milky Way – Dr. Alagappa Road by Divia

Divia — Thu, 25 Aug 2011 08:04:54 +0000

Hey the way u wrote Choco Cherry Sundae… i wanted to have it so much but at the end…you dashed all my hopes… thanks anyway buddy… So how is married life… have nt spoken much after your wedding thats why so late… btw the u ve got great guts to oogle at school children right in front of your wifey!!! he he he jus kidding

Comment on Tickler of Tonsils by Aravind Kumar

Aravind Kumar — Sun, 31 Jul 2011 06:42:12 +0000

It is a funnily serious topic. But now worries… to each his partners tonsil…

Comment on Tickler of Tonsils by Aravind Kumar

Aravind Kumar — Sun, 31 Jul 2011 06:41:04 +0000

I am the Question and I am the answer and I am all that is in-between…

Comment on Tickler of Tonsils by Dilip Muralidaran

Dilip Muralidaran — Sun, 24 Jul 2011 16:30:02 +0000

Aravind. I agree and disagree. I agree that “breast rubbing, penis rubbing, dry humping, ass grabbing is so NOT cool” in public. Actually, ass grabbing im not so sure but others, ball park, yes. But my problem is when you say things like “I wish and pray and hope that the next time you tickle his/her tonsils he/she will puke on your face. The next time your tongue is in his/her ear it starts oozing pus and when that happens I hope someone takes a picture of the state of your face”

I wonder with what authority you decided a specific action of public display of affection is unfair and should be disallowed.

You also say things like “have paid the guy/girl by the hour and now you are trying to make use of her like you would use a whore” which seems to be disturbing. Part of your answer is in your own text.

“You have to have your eyes wide open looking for people who are watching you.”

Get the drift? Because we made sex a villain we now look at all actions if intimacy as a bad thing. Which means the blog post you started out to justify PDA and define acceptable limits, you ended up shooting the good guy yourself.

This is the conditioning our society has gotten us into. When this happen the result is this -> http://www.dilipmuralidaran.com/2011/07/airhostess-are-not-whores.html

Comment on Tickler of Tonsils by Deepak

Deepak — Wed, 09 Mar 2011 09:52:25 +0000

Its a funny and serious topic at the same time! I agree we Indians love to ape acts of Western culture, but “When in Rome, Do as Romans do!” not in India!

Comment on Of Chennai Traffic by Kavita

Kavita — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 22:15:15 +0000

Very true Aravind!! I am a pretty new driver who was taught to follow all the traffic rules, go in the lane where you are going and not make random turnoffs as my mind commands that time etc… and i see these bus drivers zipping here and there trying to cut you off.. they dont think that they are having a big vehicle but think there is only a cycle kinda so not bothered when they cut a vehicle.. the tail end might hit my car… i would not say only bus drivers.. they are worse.. but then check the autos etc… no one follows traffic rules… red or amber everyone wants to cross the signal and when we try to stop i get such a big honking…:)…if everyone follows traffic rules chennai roads will be a better place to live …

Comment on Body to Soil, Life to Tamil. Long live Tamil. by Sethuraman

Sethuraman — Sun, 04 Jul 2010 18:04:48 +0000

Surprising at it sounds, percentage, people going to English medium in Tamil Nadu as a state is a minority. So Pure Tamil boards are close to what the majority of students Tamil Nadu as a state study in school. The people having the ability to read these blogs are not what represents the average person on the street.

Majority in Tamil Nadu may have studied in Tamil, but further surprising is the average literacy and general knowledge level in the state. TAMIL HAS THE HIGHEST COMPUTER, MEDICAL, COMPETITIVE EXAM AND RELIGIOUS MAGAZINE THAT ANY LANGUAGE IN INDIA. TAMIL PUBLISHING INDUSTRY IS THE BIGGEST IN INDIA. A visit to Chennai or Bangalore book fairs will give you a clear picture of this.

Transliterated boards from English into Tamil are not Tamil nameboards, that is why government wants a translation and not a transliteration.

Also the directive also allows you to put nameboard in any language you want, but Tamil (translation) should be given prominance.

It is not like in Karnataka, where they break shops with Tamil nameboards.