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Recently I watched two movies “Hot Shots (Deux)” and Euro Trip. My god never get to watch such comedy movies all the time. Ususally if some movies is released in our county it would be either a horror or science fiction or fantasy movies. But now the trend is changing. Crowd is becoming a little more knowledgeble. A very few used to like English comedy. Nothing to be blamed ,  we are so used to the slops stick comedy day in and day out that we have been watching in every regional movie in our country. Now a days there is good response from the crowd for romantic comedy, and much lighter subject movies.

I just couldnt believe Hot Shots(Deux) was such a comical subject. I have been laughing till my stomach started aching and tears started running down my face. It was really Kewl. Euro trip was not as good as Hot Shots but I still enjoyed it, instead of a movie it could have been a series. But to mention the truth the silly comical staits were really enjoyable. And the song “Scotty doesnt know” featured throughout the movie was really catchy. I enjoyed the character of Travis Wester who is exposed as the loser, but gets to have all the fun. We will talk about Hot Shots, in my next post…

The Nazca lines are enormous drawins on the ground. That stretch across the Nazca desert in Southern Peru. They show more than three hundred geometric patterns, spirals and animals. The lines are so vast that they can only be seen properly from a high altitude. The lines were first noticed when commercial aeroplanes began to fly over Peru in the 1920’s. Most experts agree that they were made by the Nazca Indians who lived in the region between 300 BC and AD 800. But there are many questions yet to be answered about them. One such questions is, Why were the pictures made and how are they so precise, if their makers had no means to view them from the sky?

Easter Island (or Rapa Nui) lies in the South Pacific between Chile and Tahiti, and is one of the most isolated islands in the world. By the 16th century, Eastern Island had nearly 10000 inhabitants, who made huge statues known as Moai. The 887 Moai were carved from the islands volcanic rock and have long, angular faces. Some have eyes made from coral. The average Moai was about 4m tall and weighed over 14 tonnes, so they would have been extremely difficult for the Islanders to transport. Archaeologists believe that the statues symbolize the spirits of Easter Island most important inhabitants.

Stonehenge is a circle of seventeen upright stones called sarsens which stand on salisbury plain in south west England. The stones weigh up to 50 tonnes and have other stones called Lintels, laid across the top. There is also an inner circle of smaller blue stones weighing up to 4 tonnes each, Stonehenge is the only stone circle in the world with lentils across the top of the stones, and the experts believe it was completed in about 1500 BC. They believe that the sarsens stones were transported from 32Km away and the blue stones came from an incredible 250 KM away, atleast 600 Men would have been needed to move each sarsen stone on some of the steepest parts of the journey. Nobody knows exactly why Stonehenge was built, But it may have been a Druids’ temple or even a kind of astronomical Calendar.

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Yeto is also called teh Abominable Snowman, is believed to live in the Himalayan mountains. People say this legendery creature measures upto 1.4m, is covered in long brown hair and walks upright like a human being. Everest mountaineers, including Sir Edmund Hillary and Sherpa Tenzing Norgay, have reported seeing mysterious footprints in the snow.

Many people believe that certain well-known historical events have been manipulated by Governments and other secret organisations to conceal the truth. One such organisation is The secret societ called the Illuminati which controls the world. This shadowy organisation is featured in Dan Brown’s novel Angels and Demons. Other powerful societies that are featured along with Illuminati were Opus Dei and Priory of Sion whch is fearuted in the best selling Da-Vinci Code.

The Lock Ness Monster

Its nick name is Lessie and is said to live in Loch Ness in ScotLand. The monster is generally described as long necked creature with flippers, like a prehistoric reptile. Many people have reported seeing the Loch Ness Monster. Infact in 2006 it was claimed that it might have been a circus elephant swimming in the Loch! However there is no real evidence that the creature exits.

Thor was the Scandinavian god of thunder and war. He is often shown brandishing a hammer. Thursday or Thor’s day is named after him. Like the Roman god Jupitor, Thor was a thunder god.

I should tell you about Ramya. Her real name is Subbulakshmi(mind my spelling), but she never liked to be called so, except for the academics purpose. My world is small, and for the first time I met someone who has been so dynamic and highly self motivated and intelligent.  She loved albums by Savage Garden and now Darren Hayes.  In case, she was crazy about him all the time talking about how handsome he is. She loves solving crossword puzzles in daily newspaper. Participating in Qui, Dance competitions were her other hobbies. Everyone liked her because of her appearance; she was petite in looks, like a tom boy next door.  Where ever she was the place used to bubble with laughter. Cranking Jokes all the time it was a huge 3 years we spent together in College.

I will tell you how she has added fuel to my life. She was the one who taught me to communicate. She introduced me to the hobby of reading books, listening to pop music, at that time I knew only five English songs, you won’t believe that a big deal in my college days.

Get Down – Back street boys

Everything I Do – Bryan Adams

Mysterious Girl – Peter Andre

Sexy Eyes – Whig Field

Lemon Tree- Fools Garden

Getting along was pretty easy for us.  Both of us were Capricorns, we had a lot in common, highly optimistic in nature, we loved pop music and much more. Both of us worked for our life it’s not something that common in India in 1990s to take care of your own life at the age of 17-21 yrs. The first book that she introduced me to read was “The other side of Midnight” – by Sidney Sheldon.  My mind blowing first novel that I ever read in my life.