Valentine's day ubuntu distro frenzy!

It's nice to see that people do visit this blog. Now that I have a tracker installed, I can see their locations. Its nice to connect with people whom I do not know at all, when they pay me a visit here. The day was quite listless,and adding to that was my slow internet connection. I tried downloading Openoffice.org 3.1.2, but it seemed to be never-ending. Finally the connection went off completely, and the 3 hours spent in downloading a potion of it, went to waste. Tomorrow's valentine's. i hear everybody's planning ahead, and making a big fuss about it. I did come across a blog, that listed out the top 10 anti valentine's day cards. And were they hilarious..
This being Karnataka, and Bangalore, Muhtalik, the frustrated man again warned against v day celebrations. I wonder why he's so pissed out. People sure have their own ways of getting their way in politics. I applaud the man who painted his face black with some good old shoe polish. Loved watching the video.
I'm back to the old regimen of having tw meals a day. Not that I'm out of cash. I actually wanted to have chocolate buns for lunch. Yea, I've completely lost it. I went to the good old Andhra restro for Mils. Turns out the guy cant even fry up an omlette without the cook. Sickening.
Today, I went into a free distro frenzy, after I learnt that they were giving out the ubuntus without any hassle. It's sure going to be a mad rush once this LTS comes out. Then it will surely take 3 month for the free distros to reach me. As I was saying, I created 3 new launchpad accounts. Thats about all the thoughts that are coming to my mind at the moment. Tataz for laters!

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