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Posted on: Mar 08, '08


 Two hours in the life of........a Bunker!

It was on the fourth of this month that I decided to bunk two hours of classes. It'd be an experience and afterall bunking is a must in a college life, right? Right! I thought the 'experiece' I gain might also help me in my article for Star of the Sea- our college magazine. So right after an exam during the first hour, I came down to the grounds to 'experience' bunking. 
The second hour was the English hour and anyway I'd be yawning over the lecturer's take on Swami's ideas (Swami & his friends - R.K. Narayanan). So I thought I'd do useful things like.....bunking. But once on the ground I didn't know where to go or what to do. 
What do people do when they bunk classes? 
Of course, the library. 
I thought that it was logical and congratulated myself on my brilliance. But I was proved wrong as soon as I swiped my card. The library was more than empty. Every section wore a strangely deserted look. I guess I was the only person in the library at that time. 
I realised how stupid I was, the moment I came out. Bunker or not, people were mostly near the Canteen Area, on the NCC grounds and the OATs. 
I went to the OAT in the Canteen area and sat near a group of unsuspecting darlings. I took out my notebooks and pens and thought I'd spy them in the pretext of practicing sums. But the girls I sat near turned out to be a group of first year additionals. What a nose cut!
Now I was facing the real problem. How do I find out who's a bunker and who isn't? Well, I was spared a tedious searching by two gangs. I hoped that they were bunking their classes. What is the use of losing an hour's attendence if I'm not doing anything useful? Sharada ma'am's braggings seemed like a heaven now but only that I couldn't go back  with only 20 minutes left in the hour.
The two gangs settled down rather noisily, gigling for God knows what. One was to my left and the other right in front. I named them the Fine Arts gang and the other the anon gang respectively based on my guess on their departments. One girl from the anon gang collected some money from the others and left for the Chat counter. Aha now I've found a prospective bunker. My happiness was short lived when the Fine Arts girls started a serious conversation about a P.G. course in fashion designing and the anons were sincerely reading their Optimization books. I let out a groan but no one took notice. Probably they thought my sum has gone wrong.
I heard a familiar voice close by and was shocked to see Ms. Lissie Alex, my faculty advisor. She was accompanying Sister Colleen North to the F block. I thought I was a goner but thank god she never turned this way. Whew! That was close.
By now both the sincere groups had started talking random things like Cricket, Abishek Bachchan, Aamir Khan, Prithvi,Ricky Martin, Fergie, Black eyed Peas and what not. I was excited initially but now got bored. They kept going for chats and meetoses and melodies and Maazas. What is this? Do people cut classes for this? I don't know what I was expecting but I knew it was not this. I ran back to the AC hour the momen the bell rang. I just couldn't bear the boredom and I swore I'd never ever bunk another class. My class room felt like heaven now.



Tags: bunking, boredom, grrrrrr




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verycoolest said:
I think the problem is bunking all alone really made you to think your class room heaven...try to bunk with some group not all..you may feel the difference..Its absolutely correct to bunk classes of boring nature though the law never permits..I firmly believe that bunking classes is part and parcel of college life...because I firmly believe the tamil proverb "Kalavum Katru mara"... so the moral is:dont make it a habit of it....Last but not least: Im an Assistant Professor in a private Engineering college in chennai....

May 03, '08


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oliveintl said:
Firstly you shud NEVER EVER BUNK. It is quite boring to BUNK class all alone... But if you really want to enjoy bunking then do MASS BUNKING like say the ENTIRE class bunking a BORING Lecturer...

And top it up by going to a GOOD movie with good Dance shakes all together. Never go alone.... A group of 10 or more is better....

In fact as soon as the dance scene begins all of you can get UP and shake your LEGS...

This way you are doing something meaning full than attending a BORING CLASS....

April 11, '08


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hellboy1224 said:
you are getting experienced now in bunking and i am expert in bunking.. its almost a month i have gone to my class

March 10, '08


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SahithyaDreamspace said:
aahaa...well maybe I don't have the guts to go out of my college.

March 10, '08


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YuVaRaaJa said:
If you got out of ur campus, u might have got the chance to meet the real people - may be on the roadside, or Spencers or Citicenter or CoffeeDay or Beach or Sathyam or MaayaJaal or Mahabalipuram or at least you should have come to the woodlands drive in. And believe me the real people are worthy to take a look at. you would have enjoyed. But dont go to cinema halls, u will end up feeling like u missed the lecture very much. And we usually go to beach to play cricket and MAC stadium to watch the same and yeah some good restaurants to watch some ....

March 10, '08


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SahithyaDreamspace said:
Could you explain anna?

March 09, '08


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MrStoryTeller said:
hahaha! It is bcs u dont know to get rid of the campus. Wht's the use staying in?

March 08, '08

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