Kishor = Rohit

typo...sorry. Just another attempt to flush thread.

Nice one John, did it really happen?? Darr lagyo...

Awwww Scary ! yet enjoyed the adrenaline rush :D
Thanks johngalt !

Nice one again, John.

Thanks for visiting guys,

Yet another attempt to flush the cross fire between three gentlemen over an issue of youknowwhat.

I simply forgot to mention that this story is dedicated to two young females "bhunti" and "pumpkin" from sajha. Just wanted to scare them a little. Great friends that they are, they have added hues to my mundane life in Massachussets.

I know this is supposed to be scary but I find it funny, especially the last line, must be some kid playing pranks, saying hello, hahahaha.

Guys sleep together fearing a ghost. Of course homosexuality is more alien than a ghost.
When no-nonsense Saiket affirms, how can we be skeptical about the dead man talking?

It would be better if we could get more of his one liners.

John Dai,

Yet another craftily authored piece!
Although the suicide was obviously ghastly but in the hindsight to find and incorporate “humor” in such scenario is what makes your writing even better. Couldn’t agree more with your analogy between ghost and homosexuality (at least in those days). I don’t really know who I’d be scared of these days- ghost or homosexuals?

Keep surprising us with your write-ups and if you could little more often…

I seriously hope that based on Hawladar’s “Karmic Perquisites” LORD SHIVA has done justice to his soul and body alike.

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You have cleverly put how indians speak. I find it a bit rude though..

HomoSexuality - Ah , Friends Sleeping Together or Dining together. What a punch to the society that thinks, every share is sexual in nature. Nice way to put it up in your story.

Over and all, this one is as wonderful as your other stories are. Keep 'em coming!

Galt good one, I don't know what but something is missing, may be I am expecting more from you. Keep them coming. May be I just didn't like the plot.
You writing style is great.

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Hehehe, as I was expecting a bit of daunting climax, the story ended. Phewww, yet again another marvel, loved it!

You have successfully narrated a story of numerous students who have spend some time of their lives in boarding house. Wish I could weave those memories like you do.

Thanks again for sharing Dear Johnji!

This is my second favorite (if there is any such term) Galt after "Ashes over Mai Khola."

Eagerly looking forward to your next story, John.

scary, scary, very scary .

while Galt evokes his engineering days in black and white, i am all praises for him to have portrayed life in indian hostels. I can reminisce some of my own although i haven't lived with the Indian typos ( would have hated that anyways). I don't know whether the incident happened for real or not but the post was a good read. galt is undoubtedly a refined writer.

and yeah the transition of REC rkl to NIT rkl could have fetched them eggheads but the place has dearth of good looking ladies. I am sure galt knows it well.

On the last note I am not an avid reader but I have been hooked up to good reads like this while slouching and flaming Be!@#^&d sutta.
kudos Galt!!!

Couldn't stop myself reading this while i am supposed to be working. I enjoyed it. Thanks John.

John,

Yestai arko pani jaawos na prabhu! Chitto bhanda chittai.