Famous & Infamous Last Words – Said & Unsaid

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 […]

How Lazy can Some Schmucks Be?

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 […]

How New Readers Found SI Today

Below are some of the keywords new readers used to discover SI today. Where we find coolie Obama’s response to blocking of srk at US airport orgasm nyc blog iphone phantom calls indian prostitutes poondu kulambu Tamilnadu Manmohan Singh daughter raped by uncle nyc is a rat hole mgr wig Indian maid stories India Hollywood […]

Judas in the White House

(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 […]

Did You Schmucks Know – Jeans Originated in India

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 […]

Snow Nonsense Starts Again

We’re having our first proper snow this year today (had some flurries the other day but that doesn’t count). Since it’s only December, we have to endure another three months of this nonsense. As we get on in years and the grim reaper waits impatiently, it’s becoming increasingly hard to weather the cold weather.

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