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satire. / Writer becomes bestseller after his own employer buys copies worth 9 crore
Chulbul, who has written 29 books of poetry in his career spanning 9 months, characterises his style as introspective, post-modernist neo-absurdism.
Satire / Motivational speaker loses all credibility after using royalty-free music
With a routine corporate talk over at French-Canadian Detergent taking place last week, Bappy Jaliyat began his presentation.
Satire / Devil left feeling insecure after Bangladesh called ‘heaven’
Local devil in-charge, Lucifer, has reportedly been in clinical depression.
#Satire / What does heaven look like?
Congratulations to you, my dear countrymen, welcome to heaven. But wait, heaven is…dark? One might be forgiven for thinking that here in Bangladesh at the moment, as cyclical power cuts literally leave millions in the dark for hours, and fuel prices make others see stars. It might become cheaper to buy a vehicle than the actual costs of buying a week’s fuel for it on a consistent basis. So, get walking, go green, when better than now?
Satire / Martin Scorsese lauds local entrepreneur and filmmaker as “pioneer of cinema”
The Academy Award winner did not have a shortage of praises for the man.
Satire / Fuel prices so high people have stopped gaslighting
Gaslighters are either completely stopping the practice or finding alternatives.
#Satire / Perks of living in Dhaka City
Take the recent and absurd fuel price hike, for example. The country's people are focusing on and monitoring how we, the citizens of Dhaka, will handle this situation so they can follow suit. To them, we say, “Hold my Borhani.” The fuel price hike gave an extra flare to the attitude of operators of CNG-run auto-rickshaws, Uber cars, and Pathao bikes, thus rendering the daily commute undesirable. Yet, most fail to grasp the opportunities we are presented with, such as being innovative and healthy. Power walking or riding your bicycle for commute is your divine solution.
Satire / Millennials nostalgic about load-shedding, don’t realise it’s Stockholm syndrome
Local millennials are on the streets with the ludicrous demand of making load-shedding permanent as a part of our heritage.
Satire / How to have a quintessential prom in Bangladesh
The prom experience would remain incomplete without these.
Writer becomes bestseller after his own employer buys copies worth 9 crore
Chulbul, who has written 29 books of poetry in his career spanning 9 months, characterises his style as introspective, post-modernist neo-absurdism.
Motivational speaker loses all credibility after using royalty-free music
With a routine corporate talk over at French-Canadian Detergent taking place last week, Bappy Jaliyat began his presentation.
Devil left feeling insecure after Bangladesh called ‘heaven’
Local devil in-charge, Lucifer, has reportedly been in clinical depression.
What does heaven look like?
Congratulations to you, my dear countrymen, welcome to heaven. But wait, heaven is…dark? One might be forgiven for thinking that here in Bangladesh at the moment, as cyclical power cuts literally leave millions in the dark for hours, and fuel prices make others see stars. It might become cheaper to buy a vehicle than the actual costs of buying a week’s fuel for it on a consistent basis. So, get walking, go green, when better than now?
Martin Scorsese lauds local entrepreneur and filmmaker as “pioneer of cinema”
The Academy Award winner did not have a shortage of praises for the man.
Fuel prices so high people have stopped gaslighting
Gaslighters are either completely stopping the practice or finding alternatives.
Perks of living in Dhaka City
Take the recent and absurd fuel price hike, for example. The country's people are focusing on and monitoring how we, the citizens of Dhaka, will handle this situation so they can follow suit. To them, we say, “Hold my Borhani.” The fuel price hike gave an extra flare to the attitude of operators of CNG-run auto-rickshaws, Uber cars, and Pathao bikes, thus rendering the daily commute undesirable. Yet, most fail to grasp the opportunities we are presented with, such as being innovative and healthy. Power walking or riding your bicycle for commute is your divine solution.
Millennials nostalgic about load-shedding, don’t realise it’s Stockholm syndrome
Local millennials are on the streets with the ludicrous demand of making load-shedding permanent as a part of our heritage.
How to have a quintessential prom in Bangladesh
The prom experience would remain incomplete without these.
Canada aspirants consider staying home as Instagram music reaches Bangladesh
IG music going local is reportedly going to fill up the gaps in Bangladeshi netizens’ hearts.
