Thursday, December 10, 2009
HP held a bloggers’ meet-up today to launch their latest in the range of tiny, portable and actually useful laptops: HP Mini. Just for the record, it was more like a presentation for the bloggers.
First of all, it was a very unprofessional and poor management on the behalf of the people who were responsible for organizing the whole event. I was told that it is going to begin at 3:00 PM on 10th December, 2009 in the Kashmir Hall of Pearl Continental. I got there a couple of minutes late and Kashmir Hall was filled with old people standing around in groups, smoking. I was kind of dumbfounded and stood staring at all those people. Then as I regained consciousness, I decided to go check out the screen which displays all the events. The meet-up was shifted to Shalimar Hall now and then when I met the guy who was arranging it all (Khalid), mentioned until yesterday was supposed to be in Holiday Inn.
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Take a good look at the picture below and tell me if you think that the man in the picture gay or not.
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Thursday, October 29, 2009
Pitbull is an American hip-hop rapper with a Cuban background. My twin cousins (Uzair Umair) introduced me to him about a couple of weeks ago. Tonight I just remembered the song and I thought I’d give it a listen. Looked it up on YouTube and played it in high quality to watch the video on full screen. Loved it! The song is good but the thing that made me love the song was the girl in the silver bikini.
Ok, before you watch the video please remember that girl (also wears pink bikini, black lingerie, black dress on different occasions) is mine, all mine!
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Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Image from FootballMedia.com
We have all heard the phrase, “It is easier said than done”. Well, just let me apply that to the criticism faced by referees, players and football in general from the sports journalists and the football “pundits”. Speaking of football pundits, John Motson has never played a single minute of a football match himself on a professional or on a semi-professional level. I am just saying…
Anyways, it is a norm now a days that people in the media will flame the referees for making a wrong decision, a player of diving and winning a crucial foul and stuff like that. And I find it ironic but the majority of the fans will agree to them or maybe they have given media the right of making their opinion. Sure, when decisions go against Barcelona, I get furious as well but it is not like I finish watching the match, sit down to write, think about all the incidents in the game, write about them while adding flame to it. Trust me, I will get distracted by Facebook the moment I sit down on my laptop.
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