HERE WE GO AGAIN...

YESTERDAY'S IPL ENCOUNTER BETWEEN THE DEFENDING CHAMPIONS RAJASTHAN ROYALS AND THE PERENNIAL UNDER-DOERS(NOT ACHIEVERS BECAUSE MOST OF THE TIMES THEY FAIL TO ACHIEVE)MUMBAI INDAINS WASAS LALIT MODI WOULD LOVE IT,EYE BALL GRABBING, ENGROSSING TO THE HILT AND HIS SUPPORTED SIDE EMERGED UNSCATHED TOO! WHAT A MAGICIAN SHANE WARNE IS MAN!FROM ALMOST NOT PLAYING DUE TO A HAMSTRING,HE JUST JUST CHANGED THE MATCH WITH HIS BOWLING AND AMAZING MAN LEADERSHIP SKILLS! REALLY WOULD HAVE LED AUSTRALLIAN CRICKET TO FAR GREATER HEIGHTS HAD HE BEEN CAPTAIN!

THEN COMING TO MY FIRST PAPER OF SEM VIII,SUBJECT BEING PROJECT MANAGEMENT,MUST SAY THAT IT WENT WELL, OK NOT TOO GOOD NOT EXCEEDINGLY BAD! REALLY WONDER THE NEED FOR A THEORY PAPER ON THE SUBJECT,MAY BE AN ORAL OF MORE WEIGHTAGE WOULD HAVE SUFFICED, REALLY INSTEAD OF REALLY TORTURING US WITH HAVING TO STUDY(HERE GENERALLY THOSE WHO STUDY MUG-UP AND THOSE THAT DONT GOOF-UP AND MIND YOU THERE ARE EXCEPTIONS TO EVERY RULE)AND THEN VOMIT IT ONTO THE SHEETS! EXAMINERS EXAMINE THE WRITING AND PRESENTATION (THAT IS GENERALLY THE LENGTH OF ANSWERS AND THE AMOUNT OF UNDER-LINING FOR EMPHASIS PERFORMED BY YOU).THOUGH AS ALWAYS I COULD HAVE DONE BETTER! AND ALSO THE CRUEL PAPER SETTER PUT IN ONLY TWENTY- ONLY 20 MARKS OF PROBLEMS(KNOW 20-20 IN VOGUE BUT THIS IS REALLY CRUEL).

NEXT PAPER ON WEDNESDAY, THE 20TH OF MAY!
THE NAME OF SUBJECT IS A MYSTERY....AND THE SUBJECT CONTENT TOO...

JOKE:- Ksp RAJPUT: DAD, I GONNA SCORE 80% IN MY M.E EXAMS! GONNA TOP!
DAD:- BETA YOU SHOULD TRY FOR MORE,SAY 90%!
KSPR:- OKK, I WILL SCORE HUNDRED%!
DAD:- DO NOT JOKE KRANTI!
KSPR:- WHO STARTED IT FIRST DAD?

GOT A HINT OF SUBJECT HINT FROM THE JOKE.........


QUOTE:-" LIFE IS TOO SHORT TO WORRY ABOUT THE MORROW AND TOO FAST TO WORRY FOR TODAY!SO ENJOY EVERY MOMENT OF YOUR LIFE!"

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