Wednesday, April 26, 2006
mor on himalaya
It is a himalayan blunder
It is a himalayan task to go for grub
You need to do a himalayan trek to eat
Like the himalayas keep the chinese cold and stink away, The himalaya keeps the academic stink away from the hostels
The above are the reactions on The Himalaya by a few people on campus.
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They use to serve us these round objects. They had black poker marks in them. Occasionally they would be porous as well. Invariably these were half cooked. They used to call the chappatis.
The above is an extract about the mess food written by an alumnus who graduated in the early sixties. These are his reflections about mess food of his era.
It is a himalayan task to go for grub
You need to do a himalayan trek to eat
Like the himalayas keep the chinese cold and stink away, The himalaya keeps the academic stink away from the hostels
The above are the reactions on The Himalaya by a few people on campus.
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They use to serve us these round objects. They had black poker marks in them. Occasionally they would be porous as well. Invariably these were half cooked. They used to call the chappatis.
The above is an extract about the mess food written by an alumnus who graduated in the early sixties. These are his reflections about mess food of his era.
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Everyone nowadays performs apiligrimage betweeen Hostel and HImalaya to ahave a DArshanam of the Food God
Everyone nowadays performs apiligrimage betweeen Hostel and HImalaya to ahave a DArshanam of the Food God
Dei, if a Narmadite cribs so much for going to Himalaya, what about us poor Ganga, Jam, Mandak, Alak people!
Don't crib about distance! That's our right...
Don't crib about distance! That's our right...
They use to serve us these round objects. They had black poker marks in them. Occasionally they would be porous as well. Invariably these were half cooked. They used to call the chappatis.
Some things never change, do they?
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