What. Ever.

With MTNL Broadband set up (after much frustration, cursing and wicked schemes to blow up MTNL headquarters) on the new laptop, I decided to hop around the Internet a bit more than usual, in order to cherish the victory of my structured thinking over the complexities of the ADSL Router. What I did find on my hopping spree was a feedback form from RamjasRKP's Website that said "I really liked this website" and a bunch of other not-so-notable crap which included downloading a (bad quality) trailer. Shifting off the hopping spree, I will lunge into the discussion regarding the Return of the King DVD I rented last night in celebration of successfully sitting for two and a half hours at one of the worst schools the Examination Center for IP Entrance Test. The Test was alright, better than others anyway.

Despite the number of scratches and marks on the back of the DVD, I was able to play it without any irritating flickers or stops. ROTK is a spell-binding movie, to say the least, though I must confess that I didn't feel this way when I went to see it at the theatre a few months back. The absence of crying babies and silly exclamations perhaps added to the unmistakable aura of Peter Jackson's legend. I particularly enjoyed the Rohan-Gondor-Sauron War (surprise, surprise!). The movie is an unforgettable eloquence consisting of twists and turns, Orcs and Men, Nazgûls and giant Eagles.

"A day may come when the courage of men fails, when we forsake our friends and break all bonds of fellowship ... but it is not this day. This day we fight!"

- Aragorn, son of Arathorn.

-|AG.