When I printed out this bumper sticker for my new (old) car, I was sure that I would be stopped at all signals by "youth" in Jeans and Funk and asked for some stickers to be delivered to Padayaachi Hostel, but surprisingly none of that happened. Instead, I got a lot of stern disapproving stares from time-warped elderlies in Bajaj Chetaks.
That's when i realized that this is funny only for people like me. People who are blue-blooded South Indian, who view the culture like a visitor, but do not associate themselves with any other culture (example, funk). Currently the population of this demographic is one.
4 comments:
dude... u have a close competition in the form of a van that was plying on GST this afternoon. Tried to take a picture, but the car i was traveling in, passed the van at a good speed.
Anyways the tag line was "aey adanguda".
Van you say... hmmm. Was it a Mahindra van by any chance, carrying deeply stained oversized cooking vessels in it? If it was something in this cadre, I am going to revert back to english bumper stickers.
revert back? jeez man...
whats next - i can able?
mah bad.
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