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Domain Maximus: Weekend with the Missus - A high altitude saga in two parts

  • Nidhee · 2 years ago
    As usual a good laugh riot. I had a crush on Jr. B, but it soon fizzeled out when i realised he liked Ms. Rai. I like my men to be more resistent to plastic.

    >>> Do you have my sunscreen in that bag? It must be next to my night cream and moisturiser

    Rofl.
  • adityakuber · 2 years ago
    Have you thought of what will happen when the Bachchan's reproduce? Best to plan in advance, i say. For the record, I managed to get away with just a couple of glasses of wine on their wedding day. Cheap, no?
  • Dev · 2 years ago
    SO you are back! Some of had been worried that your marriage had affected your creative skills, and you'll turn into one of those bloggers who writes about the increasing prices of dal and rice..
    It's great to read this..
  • Mohit Ahuja · 2 years ago
    ekdam mast !
    i was plannin a trip to matheran next weekend....now I'm forewarned about the red crap floating around there !!
    fun to read.
    >>oil in dal and democracy part was fun.
    >>so was choosing the shoes using excel sheets

    :)
  • Ajan · 2 years ago
    ----*--The words ‘You won’t understand’ from a woman’s mouth ranks up there with other ominous utterances like: “Howdy dear Iraqi people! We will restore democracy, clean up the place and be gone in a jiffy before you can say ‘What happened to all the bloody petroleum Mohammed?’ Shia all very Sunni then…” or “Let’s take a quick single Sourav!”------*--

    Couldn't agree wit u more.. jus ystrdy a gal told me the same thing..
    Nice read though!
  • Arpz · 2 years ago
    I totally love AB Jr. Dont say a word against him :D
  • Creativeshocker · 2 years ago
    Hilarious to the core..... ROFL ... loved every part of it !
  • Madhavan Kutty · 2 years ago
    “Let’s take a quick single Sourav!”
    hahahahahah...
  • anjali28 · 2 years ago
    Whatay piece I say. Whatay funny! Too good!
  • Karmadude · 2 years ago
    That was funny, and thanks for bringing back some fainting memories of Matheran. I think it was back in 92 or 93, on my first trip to Mumbai, that my friends took me from the airport straight to Matheran. Now I can remember it all, our stay at a MTDC bungalow, the humidity, the hike into town, hiking in the rain and fog, horse riding, echo point, the little toy train, it's steep twisty route and all those vendors who hopped on and off it.

    The last thing I remember is my friend spilling out his life story to this guy in the train, to only find out later that he was deaf!
  • Sunita · 2 years ago
    Awesome..
    I can understand missus woe .. I was quite sad myself :(
  • Jeet · 2 years ago
    thanks for sharing this..absolutely hilarious, I am laughing out loud and gettin weird looks over my cubicle

    tc
  • Sandhya · 2 years ago
    really well written and humourous!! i got sick and tired of Ash-Abhi romance\wedding\whetever it is drama as well...now we will have to go through the whole thing all over again when they have children!:)
  • Neel · 2 years ago
    Just one question, Your wife read this blog ?
  • Meenu · 2 years ago
    Is your wife OK with you referring to her only as the 'missus'?? It sound a bit...cheesy and outdated.
  • nasia · 2 years ago
    Hey doesnt yr wife read ur blogs!!! Is she cool with all this? My brother asked me to take off a very harmless blog i wrote about him. Very funny. Should thank Arpz for leading me to this one.
  • PSR Chaitanya · 2 years ago
    My oh My!! Wasn't i missing something. Missed 5 posts in a row. Anyways, it's fun to be back and thank you for the
    reminder on your old blog. My homepage now changes too.
  • Tanushree · 2 years ago
    Updated my links. Will now get your blog updates via feeds on Orkut. :P
  • Tanushree · 2 years ago
    Although I miss blogspot. It is one of my products after all.:(
  • Bhai · 2 years ago
    An absolute treat reading what Sidin writes.. way to go dude! must thank a female friend of mine for introducing me to your blog / site... btw, condolences and regards to the missus... i am sure an equal number of male hearts were rent asunder when the pretty (plastic?) ms rai got hitched to the unshaven boor (hope, your missus understands that not all genders share her particular choice of hormones...)
  • Priya · 2 years ago
    Interesting that there was an Echo Point, but no Suicide Point! That would've been convenient, no? ;-)
  • arun · 2 years ago
    “Darling don’t get out of your clothes!"

    you know, that IS THE problem :-)
  • Papu Yadav · 2 years ago
    THIS IS BLOODY RIDICULOUS ! Abhishek Bachchan is downright fugly.
  • shub · 2 years ago
    "Now when a guy is tall, well-built, great-looking, immensely talented and, not to forget, fabulously wealthy, you would expect his wife not to care two hoots about some bollywood nutcase." Brillaint! :D
    and the "Let’s take a quick single Sourav!”. totally cracked me up! :)
  • Raghu · 2 years ago
    Your posts should be labeled "not safe at work!"..or perhaps, a more apt label would be "injurious to objects around you!". I broke my keyboard pad and set up a long contraption of falling file racks at my office while ROFL-ing at your post. :D

    “Let’s take a quick single Sourav!” - that totally blew me away.
  • Megha · 2 years ago
    Howlarious!!...
    Just what was needed at the end of a tough day....thank u :)
  • sameera · 2 years ago
    sidin god bless u and ur sense of humor!

    was a bitttttttttttt too long but thoroughly enjoyed every bit

    and like megha says..makes a boring and thus tough day at work much better!
    thanks
  • silverine · 2 years ago
    This was a great read!!!! And so funny :))
  • Doc P · 2 years ago
    Your missus should read this.Vis a Vis Abhishek Bachchan.

    http://thebangaloretorpedo.blogspot.com/2007/05...
  • Kirtan · 2 years ago
    Beautiful. Hope the honeymoon was somewhat better.
  • S R · 2 years ago
    Abso-bloody-lutely brilliant !! I've read almost all your posts before but none & I mean NONE comes close to this one as regards the hee-hee haa-haa quotient. Man I'm literally ROTFLMAO @ this one. Mailed about a dozen friends to visit your blog. Just the right thing to read when you're having a crabby day at work already. Hats off to you & your fantabulous sense of humour. "Now when a guy is tall, well-built, great-looking, immensely talented and, not to forget, fabulously wealthy, you would expect his wife not to care two hoots about some bollywood nutcase" takes the cake :))

    Keep 'em coming !!!
  • Bullshee · 2 years ago
    I sincerely don't know what to make of your wife's crush!!You must be the most tolerant,loving,unjealous man on the planet!I would be calling for bloody murder by now!! he he.....
    Matheran is a gorgeous spot. Unfortunately my last visit with college mates was erased in a blur of alcohol and other um....things.....
    I loved your dust=college doping buddy anology.......I relate to that.I really do! :D
  • Avishek · 2 years ago
    For online bus ticket booking visit www.gobyroad.com. A cool new startup which has tied up with big operators in Maharashtra
  • Sanjay · 2 years ago
    Had left a rather silly comment on your meebo refering to a link I had added to this page. Not really technologically challenged, but am willing to accept that these things happen, especially when there are 20 people pulling one in 40 different directions . Now that I have some liesure time available am trying to rectify the faux pas.

    Cheers
  • Hari · 2 years ago
    You should have just grabbed your own bunch of tissues, sat down in front of the TV and promptly proceeded to complement the missus' sniffs.. Maybe even throw in a wail or two.. "Sniff.. I can't.. sniff.. believe that.. sniff.. Aaaiiisshhhwwaarrryyaa.. [nice full throttled wail here] . Yeh tune kya kiyaaaaaaa.. ".

    This should have worked. Misdirection always does. :)
  • Rashi · 2 years ago
    Wow hilarious post...got routed to your page through Rashmi's blog and I am hooked...keep those creative juices flowing.....your delicious humor keeps me sailing through mundane days :)
  • Rishi · 2 years ago
    I have been a great fan of yours' since the time I read your post about the "travails of south indian men"..your humour is something I like to emulate in my blogs...without much success though...and this post is just as hilarious!..:))...keep it up!!
  • Rekha · 2 years ago
    Ha ha ha...ok, July 6th already...where is the next one??
  • nandhu · 2 years ago
    hey, isnt this story overlong?
  • batul · 2 years ago
    What fun. Wants me to go up there to undergo the torture myself
  • Arunk · 2 years ago
    Funny! When I read the lines "I decided to surprise the lady. I cleaned up the dishes, did the laundry, took the garbage out, mopped the bathrooms dry", I was thinking - Come on. He is dreaming or making all of this up.

    But then I saw the next line "And after those daily chores of mine ...". And I knew - Ah! Yes this is indeed a true story as this is more the norm ;)

    BTW, w.r.t the referenece to Blossom Kutty in your profile. Are you by chance the author of a hilarious (but very true) article passing around the internet a couple of years ago about why Southies can't jive with the fairer folk as well as Northies?
  • emmanuel · 2 years ago
    that was damn funny!!!! saw it 2-3 weeks back but got time to read only now..........i can't laugh loud as i'm in office now......... :)

    great one!!!
  • Siri · 2 years ago
    Whatayfun! Loved this post and got me to think abt all the fun(ny) things we did on our trip to Mahabaleshwar, complete with the hill station being warmer than my hometown bangalore :)). Wonder what u were doing peering into the macho brother's mouth counting out his piercings ;)
  • oracle · 2 years ago
    A GR8 read!
  • Sanjay · 2 years ago
    Couldn't agree with you more - "“Forget it you won’t understand…The single reader has no idea what it means when a women utters that particular phrase."!
  • Chhedi · 2 years ago
    hilarious! your best in quite some time... (and since i am reading ur blog after a big delay the comparison set includes the three posts following this one too :D )...
  • jyot · 2 years ago
    this particular blog of yours was recommeneded by a friend of mine who was sure that i will enjoy it a lot...and guess he was right. Must say, its one of the most funniest and hilarious travelog that i have ever come across...hope to see more in the near future.

    Cheers!!
  • Krishna B · 2 years ago
    What a post !!! and I came across this while searching for a long lost cat !!!


    “Let’s take a quick single Sourav!”


    There we also saw, milling around this secluded, and sylvan locale often called the quietest and least commercial of West India’s hill stations, over four million people trying to sell us hotel rooms and horse rides.


    Matheran, in the local language, stands for “Place in the hills with the red dust that penetrates into every possible orifice on your person.


    sort of dust that suddenly appears from behind your ears like an old doping friend from engineering college


    I don’t know exactly how many shoes she has but I have seen her using excel sheet in the mornings to pick a pair.

    We woke up bright and fresh, just after sunrise in Johanessburg


    I laughed like anything,that too in my office !! The above gems can earn you big money !!! Thought abt writing for comedy tele serials ??

    Contact me ..

    Krishna B
  • Germ · 1 year ago
    Hehe and I am planning a trip to Matheran next weekend with my guy...
    Nice piece of writing though :D
  • Archana · 1 year ago
    Somewhere out there in space intelligent life will listen to our sound waves and never establish contact with Earth. -- Good job Sidin! Re-reading in lunch time and cracking up in new places now! :)
  • Archana · 1 year ago
    New places as in new places in the POST not on my person! :D Jeez, post lunch life is so drab! You must blog about how you manage to keep awake in those times! Really, a bit of social welfare would be welcome!
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