Saturday, 3 September 2011

Satish Seth's friends 2G (2 gorilla) and Scam Sam says what chicken meal...



On a tour to a remote village, Satish Seth and his group 2G (2 gorilla sized) friend Gautaman, Scam Sam, Adag (Amma daddy as gods), some officials of daddy's firm witnessed this: chicken family eating small feeds of multi-fold mega meal. So chicken feed is not all about eating small meal. It's all about eating big meal in small pieces! Other witnesses of this proceedings who recorded it include Swan alias Swana and CBI (Chennai based intelligent) friend Surendra Hari.

Friday, 2 September 2011

Satish Seth convenes meeting with 2G (2 gorilla), Scam Sam, Adag (Amma daddy as parents), and officials


Our group of friends and Adag (Amma daddy as gods) had a meeting on how can we proceed with our investment plans. The meeting was attended by Satish Seth, 2G (2 gorilla sized) Gautaman, CBI (Chennai based intelligent) friend Surendra Hari, Scam Sam who always looks for some easy way out, Adag (Amma daddy as gods) parents, some officials of daddy's telecom investment company. Also handy to the meeting was Swan alias Swana whose job was to record the proceedings like they do in court records. The group was managed by director our daddy. We weren't looking at investing even 1,000 crore. Nobody has that much money. It was just a couple of lakh only. Everybody was making confusing statement. Soon some Nair joined in. The consultant said no forgery or cheating shall take place. Otherwise, we would disinvest, the official warned. So everybody tried to quote some high capital investment. The meeting like thus proceeded smoothly. The company soon retired for lunch.   


Satish Seth & 2G Scamper & Adag (Amma daddy as gods) & official friend w...



It was on a bright day that our group of Satish Seth, 2G (2 gorillas) Gautaman, Scam Sam, Adag (Amma daddy as gods), and a telecom official trooped in to a remote village to witness the following proceedings: why some dogs act funny when you try to feed them with their choice food. Though they're hungry, they act aloof to your feeding.