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The Strangy Brainjy Tag

JUne05.2008,12.15 am Thursday
Ya i coined that name,couldn't find any other title for this tag.
So off we go with the questions.

1.Grab the book nearest to you, turn on a random page and find random line.
* The gateway to the ruin of the self is threefold:Lust,greed and anger ; therefore one should abandon these three and reach the highest state.

2.Stretch your left arm out as far as you can.
* Huh!!!Who made such questions!!!

3. What is the last thing you watched on TV?
* The memoirs of a geisha...Awesome movie

4.Without looking, guess what time it is?
* 12:30 am

5. Now look at the clock, what is the actual time?
*12:28 am hmmm not bad

6. With the exception of the computer, what can you hear?
* Ac's voice

7. When did you last step outside? What were you doing?
* In the afternoon,i had to buy some blank cds.

8. Before you started this survey, what did you look at?
* My windows media player.I need something to keep my brain working,especially for skull hammering things like these.

9. What are you wearing?
* T-shirt,and shorts.

10. Did you dream last night?
* Maybe

11. When did you last laugh?
* Cant recall...maybe another tag i was doing.

12. What is on the walls of the room you are in?
* Bahut kuch hai. Ram naam,ac, calendar,quotes,portrait,family photos etc etc

13. Seen anything weird lately?
* Ya,i look at my blogs everyday :P

14. What do u think of this quiz?
* Faaltu panti

15. What is the Last film u saw?
* Memoirs of a geisha on Wednesday,just feels like heaven on Tuesday,jaanbaaz on Monday.

16. If you became a multimillionaire overnight, what would you buy?
* Loads and loads of land,then,shares,companies,etc etc.

17. Tell me something about you that I dunno.
* I hate answering silly questions like these :D

18. If you could change one thing about the world, regardless of guilt or politics, what would you do?
* make every individual living on this planet a voracious reader.Baaki probs apne aap solve ho jayengi. As Jesus Said,"Let there be light."

19. Do you like to dance?
* The best example of waste of energy and time.Yehi energy and time,society ki benefit main laga lo. Dance. Huh!!!

20. George Bush
* Theek hai,bade saal raha president. war karne ka shaunk chada rehta hai.Iraq ki haalat pehle se bhi zyada kharaab kardi.

21. Imagine your first child is a girl, what do you call her?
* Ladka chahiye,yaar. Ladki,hmmm let the time come,Soch lenge.Yeh sab kaam,khud nai sochne chahiye.Let the family decide.

22. Imagine your first child is a boy, what do you call him?
* The family shall decide

23. Would you ever consider living abroad?
* Main 5th class main tha,brain drain was at its peak in the ninties.I had decided back then,main apne desh main bhooka mar jaaunga,videsh jaake nai basunga.Aaj bhi i am firm on my stand.Haan ghumne jayenge, itne novels pade hain,sab areas dekhne ka bahut mann karta hai.

24.What do you want GOD to say to you when you reach the pearly gates?
* Aashirwad dijiye *Touching his feet"

25. People who may do this memo in their journal.
They will kill me,for already i have passed on them so many tags.

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