Thursday, February 15, 2007

Ten Things I Learnt Living in a Hostel

Most members of the CO 2008 must have lived in a hostel at some point of time in their life. Here's what I remember from my days at BITS, Pilani
  1. There is nothing in the world that can’t be shared (ok, not underwear!)
  2. A clean room means an untidy cupboard.
  3. Three meals a day implies: Sandwich for brunch, Sutta & Chai for evening snacks, and Maggi/Bread Omelette for dinner. (For the indulgent, I guess there will be Biryani at ISB)
  4. A movie before a test is the perfect preparation.
  5. Assignments aren’t copied – they are products of collective thinking.
  6. No alarm clock is better than a ‘caring’ wingie (wingmate/neighbour/guy-next-door).
  7. Nightouts (All night-no sleep) are for ‘recreational’ activities.
  8. All attempts at nightouts for studying/completing assignments are doomed failures.
  9. Whisky tastes better in disposable Pepsi Glasses.
  10. Half a cigarette is better than none (so think before you stub out that last one in the pack!).
There’s my bit of remembrance. I guess life at ISB will be quite different from what we had at Pilani, but I hope all you guys are looking forward to reliving the ‘campus’ experience. So please add to the list through your comments and lets look forward to a great year!

3 comments:

Vijay said...

Beer tastes better when shared (esp if the other person is tasting it for the first time)

Rajat said...

I need some help here people !!!!

Chiranth Channappa said...

Agree with the entire list, except for #9 :-)

And the technical ISBian term for the wingie is a quaddie

Welcome to ISB.. you sure will have fun here!

Chiranth
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ISB PGP
class of 2007