Dating tips For girls

Girls, lemme tell you a lil secret about dating a guy.. as a guy myself I should never tell you these, but here are few which are at the tip of my  tongue.

1. Let him choose a place to go, but use a lil bit of manipulation and go to your choice anyway. For instance, "yeah that is a nice place, yeah, let's go there, but i just thought we are going to 'that' place.. but..but, it's fine, let's go there". We understand that 'It's fine' means 'Hell no, we are not going to that shitty place'.

2. Have a great sense of humor, or act like you have one. Laugh everytime when he makes some stupid jokes or comment. It doesn't matter if you get the jokes or not.

3. If, and only if there's any argument between you two, lemme be straight, 'silent treatment' is not a punishment girls. For guys, it's a relief. We are like, "Ohh.. Finally.. phew". Instead, ask him all the stupid questions, like, "I don't understand, why do they serve chicken but not pork", "i don't understand, why do they let us sit here, i want to sit there, you go and talk to the waitress, or talk to the manager" etc..

4. When you are in a restaurant or shopping mall or whatever, most of the men like it when girls pretending to take care of the bills.. It's not that we really want them to pay for it, no, not at all. I personally hate girls who doesn't even pretend to do that as much as i hate guys who let the girls pay. We are well aware of the fact that you don't really want to pay for it and just do some 'waving thing' with your hands pretending to search for money the moment you put your hands in your purse. But we like it.

These are all I can think of right now.. Let's just say "to be continued.. or not".

The Rain Effect

Date: 4th June 2013

Looking at the topic you may think am talking about effect on photography or whatever.. or you may not think anything at all.. No, Of Course not, I'm not talking about the effect in photography, it's kind of obvious for those who know me well, yes, you are right!! It's about girls in rain..

While I was chilling today, as usual, being awesome.. a friend of mine called me and asked me to take her to clinic as her husband was not available. And when we were in the clinic, suddenly a heavy rain was falling down. It was so heavy and sudden that even some vehicles stopped for a while.

From the small and humid waiting room, I was staring from the little window and saw a lot of people wadering in the rain. When it was raining heavily, all of a sudden, an wet girls, when i said wet, not the dirty wet, i mean wet hairs, wet clothes..etc.. if you know what i mean.. haha.. all of a sudden they look so sexy :). They seemed so attractive at the moment. And I could not take my eyes off them.. The best part was the street was full of hot and sexy girls at that instance. That was the exact moment when Mr. Stinson's stupid theory came into my mind.
Who's Mr Stinson? you may wonder, lemme explain about 'The Cheerleader Effect' by Barney Stinson. People who watch "How I met Your Mother" are well aware of Mr. Stinson. The cheerleader effect is nothing but when you see many girls at the same time, they look wonderful, gorgeous and beautiful. But when you look closely one by one at different time, they are not that good, which by the way reminds me  every-time  I walk accross Hrangbana College. lol.

Any-who, I opened my eyes wider and had a closer look at them. Yeah, he was right.. It's definitely the Effect which i called 'The Rain effect'. Yeah, they look disgusting and stopped staring immediately.

So, the moral of this story is that I should stop writing useless and stupid articles and get a life. :)

By the way, on my way home, i was in the rain and was 'wet' as well. I was wearing gray tee, apparently gray shirt look disgusting in the rain. Peace!!

Letter to Grandpa

Letter to Grandpa

Hey there Grandpa,

I hope you are doing fine in heaven. How is everything out there? have you seen all the martyrs? How are they doing? Is it similar to what we have imagined down here? I've got a lot of questions to ask you. I hope you can answer me face to face. But that's just another useless wish i have. That's alright as long as I know you are doing great there.
You know, for the first time after you left this miserable place, I came to your most beloved village and you know, the first thing i did was visiting your grave. It was clean and very beautiful. I though to myself "this is where the world's greatest grandpa lies". Yknow, your house, our house is so empty when you are not around. I don't know what happened it was so damn empty. There's nothing to do but to visit your room. There's no one, even my grandma.
The last time I came to your house you were there to welcome me and shake my hands with a smile on your face.

First Annual Anime Cosplay Con Mizoram

Oh my goodness, it's been ages since I last updated this neglected page of mine. I must admit, it's not because I haven't been experiencing new things, but simply because I've been too lazy to keep up with it. However, I can't contain my excitement about all the incredible experiences I've had lately.

First and foremost, let me tell you about the upcoming event that has us at Project Zero buzzing with anticipation—the First Annual Anime Cosplay Con in Mizoram. Ever since the idea sparked in our minds, we've been eagerly looking forward to it, and let me tell you, it's going to be awesome. Looking back, I can't help but laugh at our adventures in the quest for sponsors. To be honest, it was quite a chaotic experience.

For those who are unfamiliar with the concept, the Anime Cosplay Con is an event where people can dress up as their favorite anime characters and immerse themselves in the world of anime. It's a popular trend in many countries, and even in our beloved Hamara Bharat, there have been a few similar events.

I can already hear some of you asking, "What's the use of it?" Well, let me pose a similar question to you: "What's the use of a science exhibition?" These events provide a fantastic opportunity for younger kids and anyone interested in showcasing their talents. It's not just about dressing up; it's about expressing oneself and celebrating creativity. Such endeavors contribute to our mental well-being and overall growth as individuals. Happiness is what we all seek, after all. Take a moment to ponder that.

Now, let me give you some background on Project Z.E.R.O. (Zeal Entrepreneur Reformation Operation). It was established on April 10th, 2012, with the aim of encouraging and supporting individuals interested in the field of arts. We provide guidance, counseling, and create opportunities for people to advance their skills and interests.

But let's get straight to the point. We are incredibly excited about the Anime Cosplay Con, and it seems like kids from all corners of the state share our enthusiasm. It's not just about showing off your costume; there are prizes to be won, totaling over 50,000 INR. We have created four categories for the prizes: Male, Female, Kids (under 12 years), and the People's Choice Award. For more details on the prizes, rules, and regulations, you can visit our website at http://www.projectzeromizoram.com.

Now, let's move away from the promotional stuff. I must say, organizing this event hasn't been an easy task. We had to navigate government registrations and all sorts of bureaucratic hurdles. We've spent countless hours searching for sponsors, attending meetings, and even traveling long distances. We've poured our hearts and souls into making this event a reality. There were moments when we felt like giving up, but we pushed through.

Of course, controversies and naysayers are always present. Some people claim that events like these aren't aligned with their religious beliefs or whatever. But not everything revolves around religious matters. We often create our own boundaries and impose unnecessary guilt upon ourselves. We've faced our fair share of criticism, but we've learned to move forward and give our best to make our dreams come true. Sure, there have been countless suggestions and opinions, and at times, I fear we might end up like the father and son with the donkey in the famous Aesop's fable. But despite it all, I'm incredibly proud of our hardworking crew (even though I must admit I haven't worked as hard as some of the others... lol).

Anyway, now that this has turned into quite an essay-like article, let me get straight to the point. I want to extend a heartfelt invitation to all the readers of this blog (even though I'm aware that hardly anyone is reading it) to join us and experience the amazing Anime Cosplay Con on the 28th of December 2012 at Millennium Rooftop. We are putting our utmost efforts into making this event a memorable one, and we want you to be a part of it.

This day is all about you, the attendees. We want you to come and enjoy the party to the fullest. It's a celebration of creativity, passion, and a shared love for anime and cosplay. We've put in countless hours of work, faced challenges, and made sacrifices to make this event possible. And now, we want you to have an incredible time and create unforgettable memories.

So, mark your calendars, gather your friends, and join us at the Anime Cosplay Con. It's an opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of anime, dress up as your favorite characters, and connect with fellow enthusiasts. It's a day to embrace your inner geek, showcase your talents, and celebrate the vibrant community we have.

I assure you that we are committed to delivering an event that exceeds your expectations. From the exhilarating cosplay contests to the diverse range of prizes, we have something for everyone. It's a chance to win recognition for your creativity and passion. But above all, it's an occasion to come together, have fun, and share in the joy of being part of something truly special.

So, come and enjoy the party with us. Let the energy and excitement of the Anime Cosplay Con fill the air. We can't wait to welcome you with open arms and witness the incredible costumes, the infectious enthusiasm, and the unforgettable moments that will unfold. This day is for you, and we're thrilled to have you be a part of it. See you on the 28th of December 2012 at Millennium Rooftop.