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Yippee, David Seidler has snagged the Best Original Screenplay Oscar this evening for The King’s Speech.

And what a movie that was!

Folks, if you haven’t watched The King’s Speech, all we can say is y’all are dumber than we think or should it be thought.

Other nominees this year:

* “Another Year” Written by Mike Leigh
* “The Fighter” Screenplay by Scott Silver and Paul Tamasy & Eric Johnson;
Story by Keith Dorrington & Paul Tamasy & Eric Johnson
* “Inception” Written by Christopher Nolan
* “The Kids Are All Right” Written by Lisa Cholodenko & Stuart Blumberg

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Wally Pfister won the Oscar for Cinematography (Inception).

The other nominees in the Cinematography category:

* “Black Swan” Matthew Libatique
* “The King’s Speech” Danny Cohen
* “The Social Network” Jeff Cronenweth
* “True Grit” Roger Deakins

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Man, these Patels do land into all sorts of trouble in the U.S.

Hiring illegal immigrants, cheating on wages, the list of their venal sins goes on and on ad nauseum ad infinitum.

Now, a Patel from Southampton. PA is in deep shit with the law over even more serious charges – allegedly trying to arrange a Kidnapping.

The U.S. District Court in Newark (NJ) has recently indicted 40-year-old Jayen I Patel aka Jay Patel on charges of attempting to arrange the kidnapping of a woman and her minor child. Continue reading »

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The mucho awaited 2011 SI swimsuit issue is here.

(Schmucks, by SI we mean Sports Illustrated not your favorite blog SearchIndia.com.)

And as you can see below, folks, the wait is, yummmm, most definitely worth it.

Irina Shayk is the first Russian model to grace the cover of Sports Illustrated popular annual swimsuit issue.

Pronounced eh-REE-nuh-sh-ake (as if anyone cares about such mundane things like pronunciation), the 25-year-old model hits the SI Swimsuit issue cover with nature’s bountiful blessings. Continue reading »

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Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. is tooting the horn that cumulative sales of its PlayStation 2 gaming system has hit 150 million units (as of January 31, 2011).

It took Sony 10 years and 11 months to reach this supposed milestone since PlayStation 2′s debut in Japan in March 2000.

To feed the PlayStation 2 beast, some 1.52 billion software units representing 10,828 titles have been sold.

We’ve never understood this craze over gaming systems, either on the PC or via dedicated consoles like Playstation 2, Xbox or Nintendo Wii.

If we had our way, we’d outlaw these wretched things! :(

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The following Famous Last Words are mostly culled from Brewer’s Dictionary of Phrase & Fable.

* Mahatma Gandhi – Hey Ram

* Cecil John Rhodes (British colonial administrator) – So little done, so much to do

* Mohammed – O’Allah! Pardon my sins. Yes, I come.

* Jane Austen (English writer, when asked what she required) – Nothing but death

* Cicero (to his assassins) – Strike

* Demonax (Greek philosopher) – You may go home, the show is over

* Queen Elizabeth I – All my possessions for a moment of time

* Beethoven (the deaf German composer) – I shall hear in heaven

* Julius CaesarEt tu, Brute? (You too, Brutus?)

* Goethe (German poet) – Light, more light

* Hamlet (Shakespeare’s tragic-hero) – The rest is silence

* O.Henry (U.S. author) – Turn up the lights. I don’t want to go home in the dark.

* Nero (Roman emperor) – Qualis artifex pereo What an artist dies with me)

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Infamous Last words NOT said and culled from SI’s febrile imagination:
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* Jawaharlal Nehru – Edwina, here I cum!

* Morarji Desai (Indian Prime Minister) – No pills, get me my own Gangajal (the urine drinker asking for a spoon of his urine)

* Prabhakaran (Sri Lankan Tamil terrorist) – Intha nai aen piranthathu (why was this dog born)

* M.G.Ramachandran (film star and South Indian politician) – Sotha Kudhi (the paralyzed old man asking one of his followers to have a Soda)

* Indira Gandhi (Indian politician) – I buggered up the nation and these Sikhs buggered me.

* Sanjay Gandhi (Indian politician) – Oh, what a fall from grace (as his plane crashed to the death during an aerobatic stunt)

* Rajiv Gandhi (Indian politician) – Bofors. Bofors.

* Annadurai (South Indian politician) – Après moi, le déluge (After me, the deluge)

* Bhindranwale (Sikh terrorist) – Chutiya Mein (I am an useless fellow)

* Sivaji Ganesan (Tamil film actor) – Ponal pogattum poda (a famous line from his famous movie Palum Pazhamum)

* Akbar (Emperor) – There goes the Mughal dynasty

* Bhagat Singh (Indian freedom fighter) – Arre, why did I sacrifice my life for these chutiyas (idiots)

* Kishore Kumar (Bollywood singer) – Mere sapnon ki rani kab aayegi tu (a line from his famous song in Aaradhana)

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It never ceases to amaze us that some regular readers of SI are too lazy to even bookmark our web site or type the fairly easy to remember URL in the browser.

Each time these folks want a SI fix, they do a search on the major search engines for ‘Searchindia’ or ‘Search India’  to reach at our online home. Newbies do the same too. Worse, some even search for ‘SearchIndia.com.’

No kidding.

Say, how difficult can it be to bookmark us or drag our URL to the Bookmark toolbar in Firefox or IE, or, horror of horrors, to take the trouble to type in the simple URL.

BTW, the name is SI, SearchIndia.com (a la Bond, James Bond).

Hard to understand our people.

Just impossible.

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Below are some of the keywords new readers used to discover SI today.

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(Dedicated to SI blog reader Gora, who first recognized the charlatan. This post is mainly for our North American readers who understand the context better.)

Tis’ Christmas eve in America
Columbia Mall on Patuxent Rd is full
the Starbucks Latte line is long
but I have no cause to smile
for I ain’t got no job this year
Where have all your promises gone.

There’s a deep chill in the air
powder snow on the ground
All day long and all night,
I’m short of breath
gasping, gasping for O2
but I ain’t got no public option
Where have all your promises gone.

Was clinging to mama’s tits
when I crossed the Rio Grande.
Today I’m an honors student
scared of being victim #391,478
on your deportation order this year
Where have all your promises gone.

I used to enjoy my Internet
all my apps used to run fast
Net neutrality was my assurance
until you sold us out to the ISPs
Where have all your promises gone.

On my fifth tour of Kandahar
I know the back roads of hell.
Between the landmines and jihadis
I got no hope of returning alive
Where have all your promises gone.

Social Security & Medicare
flounder on rocky shores
But to fill your campaign coffers
you gave tax breaks to the rich
Where have all your promises gone.

You are the 21st century Judas
who treacherously betrayed us
You dashed our hopes
the ones who lifted you up
In your traitorous greed
all you care about is another term
Where have all your promises gone.

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So all you know-nothing dickheads and putzheads think those blue jeans you never want to get out of originated in Genoa, Italy.

Shows how little you schmucks know.

Blue jeans actually had their origins in India.

Genoa was only a way station on the jeans’ path to world-wide popularity.

According to An Uncommon History of Common Things, jeans has its origins in a thick cotton indigo-dyed cloth that 16th century sailors used to buy near the Dongarii Fort, near Bombay (now Mumbai). Continue reading »

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