Not a big fan of sports. However, I did had a good Formula One experience last year which you can see here.
Author Archives: The Nameless One
Flight
Weekly Photo Challenge: Nostalgic
These are two t-shirts which I bought recently from Redwolf (they have other cool designs too such as from Game of Thrones, Dexter among others). While recent, the very fact I bought them is I became nostalgic as they are the minimalistic designs of the two main characters of my all time favourite series Dragon Ball. Besides I don’t wear anything beyond black let alone light colours so people (including my mom) were shocked as well. š

F̶a̶c̶e̶b̶o̶o̶k̶ Internet: to Poke or to Puke?
Today, what good or harm facebook does (and by extension the Internet) is a rather popular topic apart from themselves.
Like most things in the world, there are many sides to everything and not all are black and white. Here are two articles rather stories which provoke some a lot of thoughts and give quite some insight.
Iām still here: back online after a year without theĀ internet by Paul Miller.
Jaron Lanier: The Internet destroyed the middle class.
Keep Out
Who is the one person you hope isnāt reading your blog? Why?
Eh, I don’t know, I particularly don’t write so that some people don’t see.
Bartering Time
There is a movie called In Time, in which humanity had been genetically engineered to stop aging at 25 and to be born with a digital clock, bearing a year’s worth of time, on their forearm. At the age of 25 the clock begins counting down; when it reaches zero, that person dies. Time has been turned into the universal currency; one can give time for products or services, as well as transfer it to others. A person can no longer die of old age. She/he can only die by “timing out” (running out of time), having one’s clock “cleaned” (murder by someone taking all their time), or through recklessness (e.g. getting shot, overdosing, etc.)
While the film itself is okay, the concept is very brilliant and intriguing. What else could be more precious apart from our (free) life itself? While the age limit itself can cause a fair share of problems apart from the whole deal, and without it there can’t be an established give-take as there must be a limitation to it for it to reach zero, just like having a specific amount of wealth, it can become nearly impossible otherwise. But this could be something really thought provoking.
Rolling Stone
Not sure if I’m not already one, in a virtual sense. Being already a sort of vagabond, I actually one to travel around the world one day as a nomad. Well, adventurer sounds more nice doesn’t it? š But really I want to be a PokĆ©mon Trainer Master! If only…


That Time Travel Thing
So Blogwati Geeeeeeee said there will be blood time travel. So here is time travel.
Apart from the title with too much Ts, my not-so-great humour and the above video with a guy sitting and walking (and floating) across different places playing an instrument whose name I had to Google search, what entered my mind was:
- I’m also mostly a vagabond to my current capacity. While I consider myself an ‘aspiring traveler’ so far I ended up going to a few places and mostly I too walk on the streets.
- Without an instrument or fancy gimmicks though. Heck I don’t even know to play a single instrument despite how rock n’ roll or metal head I look. I prefer any and all kind of music as long as I enjoy it. Same goes for other things as well.
- I have spent all my time don’t know what I’m doing or what I want most of the time. Well, walking takes time too though.
Well, you must be thinking that the song/video is called as ‘Time Traveler’ but had more to do with space, as most of what I wrote right? Well both are so inter-related as a matter of fact (it’s a science thingy, called space-time continuum, but let’s not go there)
Hey don’t click that wikipedia link (yet), BE HERE.
That being said, in short, I don’t know how time flies nor I spend too much time (or any as a matter of fact) thinking about what happened. Guess I’m so hopeless in the moment right?

My daily mantra.
Well, traveling in time or otherwise, that video reminded me of how the most powerful ‘thingy-s’ in life are so simple. Or maybe I’m the wise guy who always knew it and giving it too much credit which it doesn’t deserve.
With enough of space-time thingy (what a nice word not to use anytime conveniently when you don’t know the particular term associated with something, even when people are so lazy now that they don’t bother to look it up despite being on the internet, let alone in real life) here is something for your entertainment if you didn’t knew already, if you don’t read comics but are an avid reader (then for who knows what misguided reason you don’t read comics) of literature then you should check this comic series called Deadpool: Killustrated, based on the fan favourite character Deadpool who is known for Breaking the Fourth Wall. Here in these stories, this guy is bored and with nothing to do (in a manner of speaking) goes around traveling in time and butchering famous novels in literature. Hell fun (or should I say ouch). š
Thanks for reading. Now you may *click click* on those links I provided for more of your knowledge. š
Tables Turned
Are as comfortable in front of a camera as behind one? Being written about, as well as writing?
I can manage (I guess?) both prefer (and good at) the latter in both cases.
Mirror
When I look in the mirror, I see through the glass.
What do you see?
