FAV B'DAY EXPLOITS

There is a tradition in our college (as all colleges have), to beat the shit out of people on their B'days. So much so that they'll start regretting the day they were born. It is supposed to be a "4 pronged attack", which I am still not clear on, but i think they went something like this: *utha ke laat maarna*, *door se bhaag ke aake laat maarna*, RAPIDFIRE and my personal favorite FLAMES. Thank goodness we were, sort of, a peaceful lot and hated violence. I am glad that i wasn't put through such ordeal for my entire term at BITS, though I did participate in some of such brutal acts rather nonchalantly. Besides the violence, we also had the usual stories, confessions and other blah blah. Sometimes we ended up making people do "stuff" that is well X-rated and certainly not suitable for blogging. One such incidence was Mimsy's b'day Nov 1, 2008, the guy can really entertain sometimes :)

Of all the b'days that we ended up sharing over 4 years, one of my favorites will always be the one celebrated on Feb 4, 2007. Mani Singh has quite often ended up as my "punching bag", and this was one of those occasions.

Here is Mani getting hammered with the oily thing that people in Pilani (including us) called "CAKE", by my hands :P

Three things that I love most about this video:

Mani's "CHINKY" eyed expression, he could put 'its origins' to shame, just before he tastes the cake.
The satiated voracious crowd
The Perfect Execution

P.S I don't know if it'd be putting words in Mani's mouth but I think he was very glad after the whole episode, quoting him "Its good for my skin." :D :D :D

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