How Much Would It Cost To Be Batman?
Could you afford to be BATMAN? Check out this fun financial rundown of the costs of being The Legendary Dark Knight!
Month: September 2013
Catching a thief hiding in 13 caves
There are 13 caves arranged in a circle. There is a thief hiding in one of the caves. Each day the the thief can move to any one of of the caves that is adjacent to the cave in which he was staying the previous day. And each day, you are allowed to enter any … Read more
Nostalgic Video: Thank You Teacher
A Beautiful and Nostalgic Video that will take you straight to your school days. It’s about a naughty student and his teacher. Worth seeing. Thank your teachers as and when you can.
Whatsapp puzzle: River crossing of a Dysfunctional Family
A dysfunctional family has to cross the river. On one side of the river are a mom and 2 daughters, dad and 2 sons, the maid and the dog. There is a boat only big enough to hold 2 people (counting the dog as 1 person). Only the adults are capable of operating the boat. … Read more
Minions from Despicable Me – Mini-Movie Banana
Minions are small, yellow, cylindrical, creatures who have one or two eyes and are one of the most notable characters in the movie Despicable Me. They are impulsive creatures with little self-control, but with a wide-eyed wonder and odd innocence that endears them to viewers and makes them relatable. They can be pesky when they … Read more
How to make a Eco Friendly Ganesh idol from clay
The Ganesh festival brings with it the unwanted side-effect of pollution and litter. To minimize damage to the environment we need to use and promote the use of clay idols. We propagated the use of clay idols to general public that festivals are to be celebrated in keeping with spirit of ecological sustainment in line … Read more
Slow-Motion Wedding Video Even Has Us Wanting To Tie The Knot
A fun filled viral video making rounds these days. The fun-loving couple hired the production company Super Frog Saves Tokyo to film the after party for their August 11 nuptials in Seattle, Washington. What resulted is a legendary, slow-mo montage, shot at 160 frames per second and set to Robin Thicke’s “Blurred Lines.” It’s very … Read more