GeneralF e r r a r i on 31 May 2007 09:49 pm
Looks like Fabia’s performance is not that great, when compared to Swift diesel. Hmmmm. And the 1.2L petrol itself is going to cost more than 6 lakhs. Is it worth? 
May 2007
He-SheF e r r a r i on 31 May 2007 11:12 am
He and She are friends. They are close, but not that close yet!
He showing korangu photos to her
He: Hey when I went to mudhumalai I saw this monkey family. I took photo of the monkey. Appo this dad monkey came close to me, to see what I was doing
ObservationsF e r r a r i on 30 May 2007 09:48 pm
Ready reckoner for buying cow.
1. According to Tamil culture, the buyer and seller should hold hands. Rather fingers
2. Cover the hands with towel
3. Buyer catches finger of the seller. If he catches 3 fingers then 3000. 2 fingers, 2000 Rs. Or rather, in multiples of the no of fingers caught
4. Even the seller can catch the finger first
Now don’t ask me why I posted this. Information is wealth 
TravelF e r r a r i on 30 May 2007 12:25 am
Parssons Valley:
Before traveling to Ooty I asked my friends on the places to see in and around Ooty. Rather the popular tourist attractions. Once I gathered that information, I decided that these places can be visited at a later stage in life, when I would be claiming the educational cess 
Or better, when I don’t have the choice of places to visit: P
The main reason I chose Ooty was for this place called Parssons valley. Having heard from my friend Arun about this place, I didn’t want to miss it. When I mentioned this to the resort guys, they were bit surprised as no one goes there. Very good, I say! I hired a jeep since that’s the only vehicle that can go there.
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GeneralF e r r a r i on 29 May 2007 05:34 pm
You Fring? Me fring 
Its a tool by which you can make voice calls using your mobile phone GPRS. As in, you can call your GTalk/Skype contacts using your GPRS connection. Pretty useful if your friends are abroad. Much cheaper than the international calls. Check it out
TravelF e r r a r i on 29 May 2007 11:41 am
Coonoor, Coonoor to Ooty - A travelogue
Coonoor
Though I could have taken the train to Ooty directly, I decided to take a break at Coonoor. After a scenic journey I reached Coonoor at around 10.30 AM. My train to Ooty was at 16.30 hrs. I caught hold of one Rickshaw and struck a deal with him. He agreed to show me entire coonoor for 450 Rs in 5 hrs. First I went to a doctor nearby and got treated for the finger. He gave some medicines, so that there is no infection. By this time I had got used to the pain. Hmmm.
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TravelF e r r a r i on 28 May 2007 08:27 pm
Mettupalayam to Ooty - Toy Train - Travelogue
It has been quite sometime since I went somewhere. And I didn’t want to travel very far this time. So I finally settled for Ooty, even when people told me that the place is commercialized, and not that good. Is Ooty commercialized? Let us revisit that question at the end of this travelogue series.
Having decided that Ooty is the destination, I was pondering upon the approach route. I initially thought of going by bus directly from Bangalore to Ooty. And return in the same way. But then, I will miss the toy train journey from Mettupalayam to Ooty. On Thursday the 24th, I left for Coimbatore from Bangalore and from there, reached Mettupalayam by mid afternoon. The next day morning, I left for Coonoor from there. Though I had a waitlisted ticket, my friend used her influence and got me a seat right in the front.
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GeneralF e r r a r i on 27 May 2007 08:13 pm
Anyone saw Adnan Sami in Tv recently? Wow. As long as his voice hasnt lost the magic its ok 
BengalooruF e r r a r i on 23 May 2007 05:12 pm
Could Manage this much only from my N73. Hope this continues for quite sometime.
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He-SheF e r r a r i on 23 May 2007 03:51 pm
Forgot to mention. This is post no 1005 in this site Thank you everyone, for the continuous support
-F e r r a r i, Prabhu and Boochandi!
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He and She are colleagues. They have just started talking. No common friends, as she joined the company recently. Say a week back?
A boring monday morning. Coffee time
He: Hi, how was weekend?
She: Hello. It was good
He: By any chance you were near Lalbagh on saturday. Naan unnai madhiriye oruthiya paathen
PilimF e r r a r i on 23 May 2007 03:47 pm