One-Eighty Degrees

The worlds topsy-turvy,its upside-down. And i don't like it. I'm no big shot who can change the world. The least i can do is, make things look right even the wrong way.

Saturday, March 26, 2011

Long time, No Sea! :(

From the title, you will realise, I'm missing Chennai terribly. Especially now that every day of the week I'm baking to death in my room. Heat. So, that will explain the long Gap between my last post and this one, I'm just back in Chennai, and having a wonderful time.
So, there must have been a thousand instances in the past month when i thought "I should blog about this", five hundred when i actually thought it was a good idea, 250 when i reconsidered and rejected, 100 that made me think its gonna be popular, but none that could get me out of laziness induced stupor and get me blogging.This one was worth writing about though.
One of my friends recently faced a "Change-yourself-to-meet-the-situation" Vs "Stick-up-for-yourself-and -throw-it-off". She handled it real well, i thought. But doubts keep creeping into our minds after every important decision that we make. Especially if a lot is at stake.Let me give you a few instances.

Flashback: The first time ever i was On-a-hat-trick in a match. It was an Under-15 match, and i loved the tournament cuz they gave awesome prizes for Man of the match! I was faced with the choosing the right delivery to bowl. It was Traditional Off spinner Vs The quicker one. Considering the pros and cons, and the natural instinct of a young guy to go for the jugular, i bowled the faster one. He well-left it. And i immediately regretted the decision. The man of the match went to a guy in my team who hit six fours off a single over. I was 14, and that decision haunted me for a while. But then in the next match, I got wickets with the quicker one, and my doubts vanished.

On a more life changing scale, very recently  I was faced with a situation, common to all done-with-school- and-ready-to-enter-college people. Do I choose a college that has a prestigious brand name but is yet to prove itself  because its a new branch, or go for a college that is relatively good but definitely more fun? I went for the latter, and I kind of regretted my decision for a while, and was feeling ugly, but then, there came the twist in the tale. Like every life changing moment, it came in a flash.I made it to the cricket team, and got awesome friends. After that i never looked back, and life was absolute bliss. So my point is, whatever decision you take, stick with it till THE END , you are bound to see how right you were, sooner or later.It just takes that little event, or a little change in the way you look at things to show you that you are awesome and you were right all along. Life will throw twists and turns, like in any ODI that England plays, but face it and proudly say it the Reebok way,
I am what I am


                                            






                                  





                    


Saturday, February 19, 2011

Time to get quirky!

I'm crazy. A lot of people will vouch for that. But I like keeping things simple. Of late, things are slightly beginning to get complicated. College life, i guess. But then, I decided to make things simple for once, atleast for my blog. So here's what you need to know to view my next 180.
  1. Plurals can be spelt with a 'z' instead of an 's'. Like you can spell boys as 'Boyz'.
  2. Vodafone ad experience. (Crazy huh? I told you!)
  3. Ability to appreciate simplicity
  4. sense of humour

What do you see in the picture?
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Thursday, February 17, 2011

The more you ask, the more you get!

The title might sound like advice from a retired football manager to his successor regarding player management, but it could also refer to how persuasive you have to get to get the extra Vada from the mess server, for, the only good things in the Mess are always limited. Okay, getting serious, the title indeed has something do with the following 180. It was my first made-on-demand creation, and my friends think its the best creation of mine till now. I don't know if you will feel the same way, but i'll still show it to you anyway.Just goes to show, everybody does their best when they're pushed to do it. I should know that, given my schooling, footballing and cricketing background and experiences. If there was a place where i could write credits, there would be three entries : 
  • Motivation and Idea: The person who got me to do this, during a phase in which I was beginning to become bored with my own ambigrams.
  • Drawing Aid: MS Paint
  • EXECUTION: Me :) 
The reason why the word is highlighted comes right below......

\m/ Execute \m/ 

Monday, February 14, 2011

The two little tykes that piss off Candace!

Well, how smart kids nowadays can be is best seen in Phineas and Ferb. Whenever theres a marathon of it, i have no shame in admitting , i watch it as eagerly as my brother. I simply love Dr.Heinz Doofenshmirtz too for hes the reason the show rocks harder. So heres my next showpiece.




Some way to spend a summer vacation, boys! Don't give a damn about Candace!

Monday, February 7, 2011

Time to factorise!

As i started doing 180s, i suddenly chanced upon a full blown drawing of the letter I in the civil department.Maybe it was a beam or something. But then it struck me, well, if there can be 180s, there can be 90s too. Four-Way Ambigrams :) PS: Ohio is a Midwestern state, the 34th largest in the USA.

College Happenings

There was this floodlit tennis ball cricket tournament at college called The Ruby Cup, and we entered a team. Randomly, i hit up on the name Eleven-and-a-half-men! We got a rough deal in the matches, but played fairly well. So this is to Gautham,Sohaib,Jagan,Jayaram,Seshan,Rajesh,Manas,Hari,Piyush,Shrikanth,Shivaanth,And guest player Krishanth :)
Eleven and a Half !