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If you needed just one more reason not to drink harmful stuff like Coke, Pepsi or any other soda, would shit in your soda be good enough for y’all.

Think we’re joking?

No, kiddo.

Here’s an excerpt from a CNN story (‘Soda fountains contained fecal bacteria, study found) on the soda shit in your glass:

Nearly half of the 90 beverages from soda fountain machines in one area in Virginia tested positive for coliform bacteria — which could indicate possible fecal contamination, according to a study published in the January issue of International Journal of Food Microbiology.

Researchers also detected antibiotic-resistant microbes and E.coli in the soda samples. Continue reading »

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(Suggested by SI blog reader Boopalan)

Yet another Only in Incredible India story, folks.

A policeman lies in agony on the road, his right leg cut off by a bomb hurled by a bunch of criminals who mistake him for another policeman they intend to attack.

Vetrivel, the seriously injured policeman in the state of Tamil Nadu, is bleeding and in profound pain.

Yet so many people standing nearby including two ministers make no effort to help the poor man.

By the time the watching pigs finally decide to do something, it’s too late.

Precious time has been wasted and the policeman dies a short while later.

Just another day in Incredible India.

Here, watch the below video.

Did someone say Mera Bharat Mahaan?

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Guys, if it’s a Priyanka Chopra movie you can be sure it’s trash.

And so it is with Pyaar Impossible.

Here’s how a bunch of reviewers have trashed Pyaar Impossible:

Bangalore Mirror:

God help us! The story, screenplay and dialogue credited to the film’s producer-hero Uday Chopra are obsolete. And, the pace of the film lulls you into a semi-coma.

….Salim-Sulaiman’s music is unimpressive. And Jugal Hunsraj may as well have let Uday direct this venture also because he has got zero help from the writing department. Honestly guys wake up and smell the coffee. Forget love, even hate isn’t possible here. This film leaves you bereft of emotions.

IBNLive:

Pyaar Impossible is painfully predictable, and offers nothing original in its writing or treatment. On more occasions than one, the makers compromise basic common sense to deliver scenes that are offensive or plain dangerous.

…Indeed, it’s impossible to find much love for this film! Continue reading »

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Movie critics are heaping scorn on former Miss Universe Sushmita Sen’s new Bollywood film Dulha Mil Gaya.

Here’s what a sample of critics have to say on the Sushmita-Fardeen Khan film that debuted today:

NDTV:

[A] familiar retread that offers little laughter or entertainment.

….Dulha Mil Gaya is regressive and stale. The most creative aspect of the film are the characters names- apart from Shimmer, we have a flamboyantly gay cook named Lotus and a butler named Valentine.

…the only highlights in this film are in Fardeen Khan’s hair.

Rediff:

Unfortunately, DMG reminded me of a film which keeps taxiing down the runway but never really takes off.

….the film keeps plodding its way towards a dreary, predictable end.

All the characters in the film are flat and one-dimensional. Continue reading »

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It’s been a long time since we read a book as seductively beguiling as Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress.

Set amid the ferment of the ‘Cultural Revolution’ in China during the early 1970s, the book is a bewitching  story of the power of books and of life in the countryside for two teenage boys banished to a remote mountain village, 100km from the nearest small town.

The 60s and early 70s were indeed bad days for books and all intellectuals in China.

Barring the Great Leader Mao’s Little Red Book and a few basic books on industry and agriculture all other books were verboten and often burnt.

Possession or even discussion of prohibited books meant certain and severe punishment.

More powerful than even love or friendship, books and the stories they tell liberate the mind and evoke new desires that never existed previously.

Hard Life
The two boys Luo and the narrator are sent off by the powers that be to a hard life in a backward mountain village Phoenix in the Sky as part of Mao’s quixotic ‘reeducation’ campaign for intellectuals.

The village is so backward that even a clock is a novelty to the locals there. Continue reading »

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We have to strengthen our piracy laws and ensure that films in the future receive better protection. Money made by people from selling pirated DVDs has been used to fund terrorist activities, such as the Mumbai terror attacks in 2008. People should be told that their money is being used for antinational activities

- Ulaga Madayan Kamal Haasan, Express Buzz.

Folks, before y’all get your knickers and panties in a twist because we called this Dasavatharam bozo an Ulaga Madayan (universal idiot) remember this fella’s crappy Thenali was outright theft of the hilarious Hollywood film What About Bob?

Spit on this shameless swine and beneficiary of theft, who is now doling out wisdom pissdom on piracy to the public.

Please see the below videos:

What About Bob?

Thenali

Guys, piracy of movies is bad. What happened to Jaggubhai is wrong and we do not condone it.

But what is worse is to listen to scumbags like this Ulaga Madayan, who preach morals to others while benefiting from theft.

Adachi, Poda. :(

N.B.: What an irony that Thenali and Jaggubhai should both be directed by K.S.Ravikumar.

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