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How many of you manage to stay tuned to it for more than 0.015 seconds?
:D
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Me: Nah.
:-|
I DO try and tune into the night-desperado talk.
They allow male species to call at that time.
None during the day.
A channel for women!!!
Blwak!
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| What is so special about the desperado talk? Am curious!
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Apart from the regular love-problems, women compliment the night host[For THREE hours] on his voice with pauses and sighs.
It turns people on for some reason.
And there's a show especially for hair care.
With Vandana Luthra! Oooo
And they translate "Chikundar" into hindi!
There's more! Tune into 104.8 FM for freaky pukey chakras!!
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| Haha.. from the way you describe it, it sounds (unintentionally) hilarious :D
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Oh yayy!
The newest happiness in my life includes a seminar being hosted for my department students in college.
By MEOW!!!
Wooooooohooo!
And my teacher described it as "A channel for women problems."
Yes, we KNOW what kind of problems you're talking about, lady.
Ooo I'm excited.
I wonder what they'll teach us! :o
I listen to Meow. :)
The ads for Meow show women with pink triangle ears.
Liek the ones Renee Zellweger had in Bridget Jones Diaries!
And then people ditch her and her uncle hits on her.
:-|
She returns home all crying just to see her guy with some other person.
But that's a whole another story.
:p
As for now, tune in!!
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I'm all confused as to how you repond to this MEOW thingee. At times there's sarcasm dripping (so it seems) from your voice while at others, it seems like you're actually plugging the station. Care to clarify?
I've seen the ads and laughed - so hilarity to an extent is what they're aiming for!
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There's sarcasm alll the way through.
I do listen to it when I'm lonely. :ppp
While in the metros, tuning into it is the next best time pass after staring at random people and eves-dropping. :p
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| Aha! a fellow bored metro-rider. You know what other thing you can do that gives the most amount of satisfaction (from personal experience, this is) - space out and feed on the weird looks you receive. People scare easy in this city
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Metros!!
Did you hear the new "Don't sit on the metro floor PLEASE" announcement?!
I mean HOW is this city's enormously increasing population going to fit?!
WE want buffers!
WE want buffers!
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WHAT??!! No, as a matter of fact, I have not heard that particular piece of useless information! There's no way I'm going to stop sitting on the floor - there's no place to breathe and they expect me to STAND!! I already obey the no food law (even though I'm no baby and wont spill, I respect the fact that they understand that other adults do) But sitting on the floor being prohibited is absurd! If they WANTED you to not do that they'd have PROVIDED more seating space horizontally like in the american subways instead of the dumb Malaysian copy.
Btw, do you take the red line? I saw the floors today and they were all waxed and clean. Anyway, standing people will scuff the floor more, sitting people will wipe it clean!
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Hahahahahah. :))
Yeah, I take the red line.
And from your reviews I find that you live either IN or somewhere near Pitampura. :p
They DO clean the metro at every terminated, you know.
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Wow, who wud think! Then they get pretty dirty, if they seem unwashed for years when I walk in!
Also, did I mention? They dropped the "please" from the announcements! Now its just - "Mind the Gap", "Do not push passengers", "Do not lech". No, not that last one - I wish that one was implememted though.
Anyway, that's tangential now. Point is - the red line is impolite, while the yellow line maintains courtesy levels. Are they following the example of their passengers, instead of trying to create one for them? Pah.
Giving up too quickly. Even I still say "please", though I shud have a long time back.
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