The Blog Of Dysfunction

I met him during my trip to Gwalior in MP. He runs his business of supplying tea to shopkeepers around on a busy road from just 25 square feet of space. That is perhaps not standing space for most of us, but for him and his family that is their “livelihood”. We should appreciate [...]

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Following the news of shanthi the Indian athlete at Asian games who has supposedly failed a gender test  Scott Adams come up with a good probable questionnaire the shrink must have used. The Dilbert blog
Disclaimer: I have nothing but utmost disdain for the morons all over the net who are going “so the she was [...]

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I wonder if these young citizens and their rich culture is included in the “beautiful India” tours and book.
By yoke Mc
By carf
By carf
By Lecercle
By Subhasish
Next time you pass one of them in the street, buy them a meal, dont satisfy your concience by tossing a few coins, involve yourselves.

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My blog is taking over my life.
My life was dysfunctional in many an aspect already when I began the blog. The idea was to express in words my dysfunction, to anyone who would care to listen and for my self to realize what was happening. Now the dysfunction is increasing alarmingly.
This is [...]

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Just Discovered Seed a really good science magazine. From an article about succesfull mapping of fruitfly sperm genome.
You can’t make a sperm cell with ten proteins; you need hundreds and maybe thousands.”
Microbes make stink
In this month’s issue of the journal Ecology, Georgia Institute of Technology biologist Mark Hay and his colleagues found that microbes make [...]

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Going through the Indian pools in flickr is a really heavenly experience here’s a glimpse of the heaven.

By Claude Renault

By Village of one

Uploaded originally by MirjamLCV

By Niall Corbet
By Captain Suresh

By Mr. Velvet ears

There is lots more, so go flickr.
ciao
schizo

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When I boarded the train this morning I had no clue whatsoever that it was going to be my last train trip ever. I stood near the door and sipped on a cup of fresh and honest coffee like I have done everyday for the last 5 years. We passed the next two stations without [...]

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