I think I'll stop here.

So well I was reading Fermat's Last Theorem by Simon Singh. Nice book, till now. Pythagoras, though, seems to me like a retard for actually drowning one of his pupils for suggesting that irrational numbers might exist. The guy had some sorta proof that they did, and Pythagoras didn't like them (I think because of their uncertainty or something equally stupid) and got him drowned. Weird. Mega Weird.


The guy who proved the Fermat's Last Theorem after 3 centuries or something, was Andrew Wiles. And the title of this post is what he said after writing the last line of the proof in front of 200 mathematicians. Somehow, I like this line.

So in the freaking middle of my exams, I'm here, blogging. After quite some time. I can quite say I missed blogging. I've been downloading movies(that's right, sadly) and oh boy they're huge. For instance, I downloaded the Simpsons Movie(300 MB--which by the way is pretty small for a movie, but it took long nonetheless) and it was totally worth it. It's just so funny. I never enjoyed the simpsons episodes *much* but the movie is, well, great. "Spider-pig, spider-pig"....

And I downloaded this movie called "Sweeney Todd, The Demon Barber Of Fleet Street" which was an officially weird movie. I mean, alright, it's based on a true life story and blah, but somehow this was a movie that didn't seem too good. It's got Johnny Depp playing Sweeney Todd, who by the way was a serial killer of some sort. He was a barber; he'd call people to his saloon and then slit their throats while shaving their faces. And it's got the female who played Bellatrix in Harry Potter. But yeah the end was, I might say, boring.

I saw Aamir, too. Dunno why people think it's an "awesome" movie. I found it somewhere between good and ok. Same for Sarkar Raj, though I liked it better.

Sheesh, that's a lot of movie talk, ain't it? Oh Dear Lord. Time to write another post.