Bangalored!
January 20, 2005 07:38 AM
Bangalored adj. for a corporation, project, or employment, having been relocated to India; having lost business or employment due to such a relocation.
Hmmm, so Bangalore is on its way into the dictionary after Shanghai. [via as2max]
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SV said...
I enjoyed reading your blog and came to it via http://ganshu.blogspot.com
BTW, you maybe intersted in sharing the news of "The First ever Gujarati blog". I have been blogging in English but for a long time I was keen on doing something for my language and that led me to start this Guajrati blog. Though it is very hard and tough to write. :(
If you have time, do visit and share it with your friends.
http://sv.typepad.com/guju/
Thanks
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jp said...
Hey, thanks for the link! I had to trawl thru my referers to find it though. A ping would have been much better! Not that I a complaining. Nice design! Perhaps I'l lparticipate in your blogmela sometime soon.
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Rong said...
Love the comparison drawn between the two words Bangalore and Shanhai... very nice.
So is there a word for projects going to Moscow? I know when my last firm had a Domino to Palm api level application to build we outsourced to a firm located in Russia. Great code but getting the requirements understood was a bit tough.
btw - nice template design.
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deepa said...
The Dictionary says
"Having lost business or employment "
For me its like ,...B'lore has "Losing Originality"
I really wish ,i cud rewind the b'lore ,I saw during my schooling...
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Harsha said...
I second Deepa's comments. The original bloreans have lost their existance.. The cost of living in blore has gone up so much that, the actually blorean is finding it horrible to continue to stay here....
And the new cosmo culture has spoiled the traditional touch that blore had...
As we know pple catch bad things more faster than the good ones...
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5 comments have been added. Add your comments.
1. SV said...
I enjoyed reading your blog and came to it via http://ganshu.blogspot.com
BTW, you maybe intersted in sharing the news of "The First ever Gujarati blog". I have been blogging in English but for a long time I was keen on doing something for my language and that led me to start this Guajrati blog. Though it is very hard and tough to write. :(
If you have time, do visit and share it with your friends.
http://sv.typepad.com/guju/
Thanks
2. jp said...
Hey, thanks for the link! I had to trawl thru my referers to find it though. A ping would have been much better! Not that I a complaining. Nice design! Perhaps I'l lparticipate in your blogmela sometime soon.
3. Rong said...
Love the comparison drawn between the two words Bangalore and Shanhai... very nice.
So is there a word for projects going to Moscow? I know when my last firm had a Domino to Palm api level application to build we outsourced to a firm located in Russia. Great code but getting the requirements understood was a bit tough.
btw - nice template design.
4. deepa said...
The Dictionary says
"Having lost business or employment "
For me its like ,...B'lore has "Losing Originality"
I really wish ,i cud rewind the b'lore ,I saw during my schooling...
5. Harsha said...
I second Deepa's comments. The original bloreans have lost their existance.. The cost of living in blore has gone up so much that, the actually blorean is finding it horrible to continue to stay here....
And the new cosmo culture has spoiled the traditional touch that blore had...
As we know pple catch bad things more faster than the good ones...
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* Please do not put off-topic comments. We reserve right to delete them at our discretion. You can post anonymously. If you are unable to see your posted comment immediately, it may have been queued for moderation. So do not submit it again. HTML formatting is allowed (only a, b, i, br, p, strong, em, ul, li & blockquote are allowed). Do not put paragraph tags. They are automatically inserted.