poll pot pourri….

poll pot pourri….

( in response to Gautam’s join-the-bandwagon-call via Silly Senryu II dated 21.04.09)

charity begins at home :

plm ( people like me ) :

Broca stands
for elections
DBMH* party
( *dont break my heart )

Jaspal Bhatti stands
for elections
seriously LAML* party
( *laugh a minute lightly )

six sardarjis stand
for elections
Bhangra party !

plu ( people like us ) :

Gautam stands
for elections
lim-ryu * party
( * short for limericks & senryu )

Mallickji stands
for elections
SKME * party
( * sab ka malik ek )

Atreya sarma stands
for elections
GWDI* party
( *Guess Who Done It ?)

Dr Pooja stands
for elections
hospital bed party
(alternative : injured party ? )
(another alternative : fractured party ?)

bollywood to polls:

sushmita sen stands
for elections
jhansi ki rani party

salman khan stands
for elections
katrina kaif party

kareena kapoor stands
for elections
save saif ali party

govinda stands
for elections
VKChh* party
( * virar ka chhokra )

RK studio stands
for elections
nargisi kofta party

hema malini stands
for elections
garam dharam party

business people for polls:

my uncle chipps stands
for elections
wafers-for-everyone party

a canteenwalla stands
for elections
PBVP* party
( * pav-bhaji-vada-pav )

idli dosa walla stands
for elections
sambhar party

haldiram stands
for elections
aloo bujiyaa party

agra walla stands
for elections
daal moth party

KFC stands
for elections
fried chicken party

McDonalds stands
for elections
indian burger party

Domino stands
for elections
pizza topping party

miscellany :

a streetwalker stands
for elections
std party

a hijra stands
for elections
LAC* party
(* lets all clap)

a band-walla stands
for elections
blow-your-own-trumpet party

mdh masaley stands
for elections
masala party

a retired cricket umpire
for elections
no-balls party.

dry cleaning walla stands
for elections
dirty laundry party

sportsmen to polls

sachin tendulkar stands
for elections
wax-populi party

abhinav bindra stands
for elections
shoot-at-sight party

m s dhoni stands
for elections
sab ko dho dala party

more poll pot pourri ….soon

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14 Responses to poll pot pourri….

  1. Dr Pooja says:

    Jitoo Uncle, I have one:
    A doodhwala,
    stands for election,
    sau pratishat shuddh party!

    Dr Pooja G Bhuyar, Bijapur
    Apr 22, 2009

  2. Atreya Sarma says:

    Dear Brocaji,

    Thank you, mananeeya netaji, for having favoured me with Form B. Now I’ve to go on guessing who would fund my election, who would canvass for me, who would be my poll agents, who would be my media agents, and who would be my meeting and road-show managers, and finally who would be my CA to cook up a favourable A&L statement. Brocaji, you’ve proved your ingenuity and creativity once again. Brocaji zindabad! Zindabad zindabad!

    U Atreya Sarma, Secunderabad-56
    Apr 22, 2009

  3. Chandra Mouli says:

    Dear Sir, Hats off to you. You gave a chance to every one to contest elections.My first vote is certainly for you. I love the way you put across ideas in such facile manner, where every one has a pleasant smile on one’s face.Warm wishes.

    T. S. Chandra Mouli, Hyderabad
    Apr 23, 2009

  4. J S Broca says:

    Dear Pooja, tumhara bhi jawab nahin. Doodh waaley bhaiyaa ka doodh ka doodh kar deeya aur mujhey paani paani kar deeya. peetay raho, jeetay raho (Aur gaate raho.. mallick)

    J S Broca , New Delhi
    Apr 23, 2009

  5. J S Broca says:

    Dear Atreya ji, thanks for your naarey-baazi. Say zindabad also for Gautam who started the road show and invited us/you/me to join the band wagon. (Definitely free, unlike the politicians who are offering cheap liquir, a few bucks to buy the common people… mallick)

    J S Broca , New Delhi
    Apr 23, 2009

  6. J S Broca says:

    Dear Chandramouli ji, thanks for your response. I wear a turban but I can’t say turban off to you. The only comment that I can think of is that the politicians wear many hats today. One to save their head from stones pelted by mobs in rallies. Another to hide their face in when they lose their deposits. Yet another one to pull out a rabbit from in case they have promised so in their manifesto! Would you like to add one more hat to this list, Sir? Keep responding regularly for that gives me a lot of encouragement.

    J S Broca , New Delhi
    Apr 23, 2009

  7. Gautam Nadkarni says:

    Dear Jatinder jee, I loved all your silly senryu, but most of all I loved your ‘retired cricket umpire’ one, for you-know-why!

    Gautam Nadkarni, Mumbai
    Apr 23, 2009

  8. J S Broca says:

    Dear Gautamji, thanks for your feedback and hinting at the reason for liking the one on the retired umpire.You are the ballistics expert!! We all have been having a Ball thanks to your silly senryus ! Keep bowling !!

    J S Broca, New Delhi
    Apr 24, 2009

  9. Atreya Sarma says:

    Poetry
    By U Atreya Sarma, Apr 22, 2009
    Secunderabad-56, atreyasarma@gmail.com

    More Silly Senryu

    [For Gautam Nadkarni in response to his Silly Senryu-II, and by trying to strictly adhere to his format]

    a drummer

    stands for elections

    the Band Party

    a beggar

    stands for elections

    the Dinner Party

    an undertaker

    stands for elections

    the Funeral Party

    a pomologist

    stands for elections

    the Garden Party

    an eco-buff

    stands for elections

    the Green Party

    a hoodlum

    stands for elections

    the Guilty Party

    a fiancée

    stands for elections

    the Hen Party

    an absentee squire

    stands for elections

    the House Party

    a gardener

    stands for elections

    the Lawn Party

    a joker

    stands for elections

    the Odd Old Party

    a retired soldier

    stands for elections

    the Raiding Party

    a retired cop

    stands for elections

    the Search Party

    a fiancé

    stands for elections

    the Stag Party

    a bimbette

    stands for elections

    the Slumber Party

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    Dear Brocaji, Thank you for reading the stuff and for your kind response. Regards.

    U Atreya Sarma, Secunderabad-56
    Apr 24, 2009

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    Dear Atreyaji,so the silly senryu bug seems to have bitten many of the fellow Muse-icians to create such interesting and highly entertaining stuff. Hum Saath Saath Hain ! Hain naan ??

    J S Broca , New Delhi
    Apr 23, 2009

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    Dear Gautam, Thank you for the accolades. But for your cue, I couldn’t certainly have thought along those lines. You mentioned ‘Kitty Party’ and ‘Cocktail Party,’ which certainly exist in the repertoire of parties. Likewsie, I wanted to employ only such parties as exist in the usual parlance, in my silly senryu. Warm regards.

    U Atreya Sarma, Secunderabad-56
    Apr 23, 2009

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    Dear Julie, Thank you for the compliments… I don’t think people like me stand any chance with Reader’s Digest, who only love my continual orders on their interminable Sweepstakes. Best regards.

    U Atreya Sarma, Secunderabad-56
    Apr 23, 2009

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    Dear Atreya garu, Congratulations to you on your ingenuity. I may – like Thomas Alva Edison – have invented the electric bulb, but you have certainly carried the day (and night) with your innovative ‘parties’. I especially liked the ‘guilty party’, with ‘search party’ a close second; great imagination! Warmest regards,

    Gautam Nadkarni, Mumbai
    Apr 23, 2009

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    Dear Purushothama Rao garu, Thank you, my fellow Silly-cian (I like your coinage); yours have regaled me too. I hope your Springfield weather is just cool. Best regards.

    U Atreya Sarma, Secunderabad-56
    Apr 23, 2009

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    Dear Dr Pooja, All my above parties lurk in the real political parties, and so go ahead and cast your valuable vote… and I am sure you’re going to vote a winning party. So press the button with your right forefinger (I don’t think you’re a southpaw) and have your left forefinger duly marked. I look forward to a day in the future when Dr Pooja would herself be a candidate and fans like me would certainly descend on Bijapur to canvass for her. Best wishes.

    U Atreya Sarma, Secunderabad-56
    Apr 23, 2009

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    Dear Seshu, Thank you liking them. This is a kind of real amusement, sparked off by Gautam isn’t it ? Best regards.

    U Atreya Sarma, Secunderabad-56
    Apr 23, 2009

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    Atreyaji, That’s juggling words at its best. You should send this to Reader’s Digest.

    Julie Acharya Ray, Salt Lake City, Utah
    Apr 23, 2009

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    Sarma ji, Oh! silly, you are on the right track of our Silly(cians)

    R. Purushothama Rao, Springfield, MA, USA
    Apr 23, 2009

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    AtreyaSir, Tomorrow I am supposed to go to the voting booth. Now my problem is I am pretty confused with so many parties contesting for the election, Mai apni keemti vote kis party ko du? Please help me!

    Dr Pooja G Bhuyar, Bijapur
    Apr 22, 2009

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    Sarma garu, you are on the roll at your roll call. I liked them all. Full marks search party.

    Seshu Chamarty, Hyderabad
    Apr 22, 2009

  10. Gautam Nadkarni says:

    Poetry
    By Gautam Nadkarni, Apr 21, 2009
    Mumbai, gautamnadkarni51@gmail.com

    Silly Senryu II

    a socialite

    stands for elections

    the Kitty Party

    a drunkard

    stands for elections

    the Cocktail Party

    (Friends and fellow Muse-icians, jump on the bandwagon of Silly Senryu II and come out with equally ridiculous senryu while trying as hard as possible to stick to the format I have used. If you can think of any other formats which are just as ridiculous they are most welcome.)

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    Gautam, This is too good and different…you’re unstoppable and inexhaustible. By the way, also see Seshu’s “Vexatious Senryu” where I dished out another one, taking a cue on his. Love.

    U Atreya Sarma, Secunderabad-56
    Apr 24, 2009

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    Dear Atreya garu, Just responded to your Silly Senryu posting. Great stuff! Here’s one more:

    a love-triangle

    stands for elections

    the Third Party

    Howzzat! Warmest regards,

    Gautam Nadkarni, Mumbai
    Apr 23, 2009

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    Dear Gautam, So you are up to it again… a welcome relief. For the past few days, owing to pressing preoccupations, I’ve not been spending enough time on the Muse. When I happened to see Broca’s silly senryu today, it redirected me to yours. Just with a model couple, you’ve ignited the Muse-icians’s imagination… and our friends Seshu, Purushothama Rao and Pooja, in addition, of course, to Broca, have come up well. Despite the pressure on my time, your challenge is irresistible. So I am posting mine separately, in obedience to your call and adhering to your format. Please let me have your generously ‘silly’ comments. Love.

    U Atreya Sarma, Secunderabad-56
    Apr 22, 2009

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    Great senryu, Purush. Coming from an old hand at senryu and haiku like you, you have outdone yourself. Warmest regards,

    Gautam Nadkarni, Mumbai
    Apr 22, 2009

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    Great stuff, Jatinder jee; and that also, impromptu! I especially liked the following one:

    a circus manager stands

    for elections

    tiger party

    It reminds me of the LTTE – so much in the news, lately. Warm regards,

    Gautam Nadkarni, Mumbai
    Apr 22, 2009

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    Seshu, I liked both your senryu. Especially, the “…priest….a-theist party” one. Thanks for being a sport and taking part in this ‘fun’-da! Warm regards,

    Gautam Nadkarni, Mumbai
    Apr 22, 2009

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    A poet

    stands for elections

    a free verse party

    A novelist

    stands for elections

    romantic party

    A detective

    stands for election

    Bond – 007 party

    A historian

    stands for election

    an antique party

    A frog

    stands for elections

    floor crossing party

    R. Purushothama Rao, Springfield, MA, USA
    Apr 21, 2009

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    Dear Gautamji, here are some more :

    a tailor stands
    for elections
    khadi kurta party

    a school principal stands
    for elections
    mid-day meal party

    a cobbler stands
    for elections
    leather shoe party

    a kerosene oil dealer stands
    for elections
    lantern party

    a circus manager stands
    for elections
    tiger party

    a merchant stands
    for elections
    dhoti lotah party

    a soothsayer stands
    for elections
    zodiac party

    a future forecaster stands
    for elections
    crystal ball party.

    Hope, these impromptu ones come upto your expectations.

    J S Broca , New Delhi
    Apr 21, 2009

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    a husband

    stands for elections

    the singles Party

    a priest

    stands for elections

    a-theists Party

    Seshu Chamarty, Hyderabad
    Apr 21, 2009

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