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Monday, August 29, 2005

Humour: Theorem of Pune's Roads


Theorem of Pune's roads from Harshal's blog.

1. A collection of potholes is called a road
2. The depth of a pothole is inversely proportional to its visibility.
3. If matters get worse, one pothole is always smaller than the other.
4. No matter what you wear (jacket, windcheater, helmet and jacket, raincoat, cap and jacket, helmet jacket and rainy trouser, etc) you will always get wet.
5. No matter what you do, potholes cannot be avoided, as that's what makes a Pune road. (see 1 above). :-)


posted by Chirayu @ 6:14:00 PM