Peechu Mithai And Maths Textbook

ha ha nice one... childhood days...

 

Hilarious...... read some where in the post it is real and its your personal experience.

 

That was hilarious Teenulahari.

I simply loved this justification! Brilliant!!!

Looking back I am kicking myself for not treating my textbooks this way.

You see I always wanted to taste that sticky candy that the guy would roll up as a watch or butterfly and tie to your hands. Of course the parents have to ban it as "unhealthy". (Yeah, whatever we like, they called it "unhealthy")
I would have traded all my textbooks for that one.

 

@teenulahari,

It is cotton candy, right? I loved it until I heard that your mother used to call it as made out of the seller's beard.

Neither my brother nor I attempted to sell any of our text books in exchange for candy. However, I caught my brother selling weekly Tamil magazines in exchange for something to eat. My mother was complaining about missing weekly magazines for a while as she used to sell them in exchange for money. I kept quiet until she found out about my brother's adventure. She was very mad at him and asked me, "Did you know about this?" and I answered, "Yes. But I didn't want my brother to face a punishment for that". Despite this truthful admission, I got punished along with my brother for not telling the truth on time.

But I have other interesting stories to tell about my childhood. When I was four, I insisted on going to school and my mother took me to Ramakrishna Mission elementary school in T.Nagar. The Head Master told my mother I was too young to join Standard 1 and asked her to bring me a year later. Immediately, I took a coin I had in my pocket and offered to the Head Master. Both Head Master and my mother laughed and HM decided to admit me. After I grew up my brother used to make fun of me stating that I was the only one who knew how to bribe at the age of 4.

The very first class test, I got a zero. Those days teachers used to put a dash next to 0 on either side of the numerator to indicate that the maximum possible score could be in three digits with a denominator 100. I genuinely thought my teacher was happy to draw a picture and showed to everyone on the street. When everyone laughed, I thought they were happy about my accomplishment until my mother scolded me for not only getting zero but also for showing it proudly to everyone on the street.

Viswa

 

@teenulahari Good trade Maths book for Mithai .you have taken me fifty years back .After lunch our gang used to go out and buy coconut Mithai in account .After a week 's time account will be settled.Luckily i didn't exchange the books.sweet memories

 

You are my hero!

 

Haha this is hilarious . Who likes math anyway ??