7 days in the rain / 4 nights in the dark

My Government has banned Da Vinci's Code...the Information Minister has asked the good christian citizens of mizoram to turn in all Dan Brown's book so they could incinerate it. What a joke. What am i gonna do with all my copies HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.

So It was my B'day on the second last day of last month ( 30th May, dimwits) and thunder struck like AC/DC and all went dark <> and it continued till five thirty pee yam IST!!! It was boring, Very Very Very BORING.
Imagine no TV, No Winamp, no nothing just Unplugged from the gr8 prowess arrrrrrrr...It's a killing joke...Wish I could use all the F word in the world to describe what I went through during those gruellin 4 nites.

My Beezzeeness also plunged due to seven days of rain, Landslides and road blocks due to that...What could be the factor leading to these misfortunes...well again THE GOVERNMENT who else. But It stopped as of last evening and now what I am concerned about is jumping back.

Nico love ya for what you wrote...lets kick ass again.

THE GANGTOK CHAPTER

A word of advice to Mizoram Information Ministry: why incinerate when you can recycle them and save some trees? *wink*

I’m fed up with these governments and political parties who think it’s their God-given right to do all the thinking for the people, as if the latter can’t think for themselves, and impose ‘their’ decisions on others! Yea, they can take all those books and shove it up their shit-hole. That should stop them from churning out more crap for some time.

Ahh… talk about rain and landslides! It’s been a little more than a week since Gangtok has been suffering a water crisis, following a landslide on the intervening night of 7 June that wrecked the supply line from the main source to the reservoir. Though the concerned department has been saying they have made operational an alternative supply line, water from that particular alternative supply line has somehow failed to flow through the taps installed at my home.

Oh, and the ‘bucket race’ going on in my neighbourhood has not stopped either. It starts every morning with people running to the nearest spring or jhora to fill their buckets and lasts till the time people have to go to work. Then the race resumes after they come back home from work. And I wonder why!