J. P. Malkani

[its me میٹھو @itsmyliffe2004]

Only genius will solve it

[J. P. Malkani @j_malkani]

@DeIntelpatriot Yes!!

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Betrayed by his own co-author.
#CalvinandHobbes #BestFriends

[News Algebra @NewsAlgebraIND]

Uddhav Thackeray offers to quit as SSUBT chief amid MPs revolt 😳

UDDHAV : But, I will never leave my IDEOLOGY

BJP : Whose ideology ? Balasaheb's ideology or Congress's ideology?

[Mr Sinha @Mrsinha]

PM Modi has a tremendous amount of dynamism and energy, that he has a vision, whether you agree with that vision or not, he articulates a vision, he has a powerful orator, perhaps one of the best orators this country has seen - Congress MP Shashi Tharoor

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Pink Floyd & Dire Straits.

Two of the greatest guitarists in history together. What a pair of guitar masters.

[Narendra Modi @narendramodi]

जो बंगाल भारत के विकास का नेतृत्व कर सकता था, वो कांग्रेस, लेफ्ट और टीएमसी के दशकों के कुशासन में लगातार पिछड़ता चला गया। आज पश्चिम बंग दिवस पर हम संकल्प लें कि अब इतिहास की वो गलतियां दोहराई नहीं जाएंगी।

[Dr Poornima 🇮🇳 @PoornimaNimo]

Donald Trump insulted the French President Macron when he mocked the French President's relations with his wife.

The whole of France unitedly attacked the American President and defended their President and country.

Donald Trump ridiculed the PM of Italy, Georgia Meloni in a statement.

All Italians including their opposition defended their PM and counter attacked Donald Trump.

Donald Trump favoured Pakistan and vilified India's claim of victory against Pakistan during Operation Sindoor.

Rahul Gandhi and the entire opposition not only amplified and supported the narrative, but also called PM Modi a coward who had surrendered before Trump.
For three months handles like Neha Singh Rathore, Dhruv Rathee, Amock, Supriya Shrinate, propagated and pushed this narrative across X, IG, YouTube, Media Channels internationally.

That's the difference between Patriotism and Treachery.

[Ze B @Sebyy71]

Which of these songs of 1970 has the best riff?

👉 N.I.B.
👉 All Right Now
👉 Roadhouse Blues
👉 American Woman
👉 Mississippi Queen
👉 Up Around The Bend

[🎸 Rock History 🎸 @historyrock_]

The 10 greatest rock bands of all time according to Forbes.

1. Led Zeppelin
2. The Beatles
3. Queen
4. Pink Floyd
5. The Jimi Hendrix Experience
6. The Rolling Stones
7. Van Halen
8. Eagles
9. Metallica
10. AC/DC

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12/4/1988

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Technically it’s written.
#CalvinandHobbes #SchoolStruggles

[Mukku @Cric_Mukku]

Virat Kohli failed the cheating attempt in Gujarat Titans vs RCB! 😭

- Given OUT without checking the catch
- Kohli wasn't convinced and demanded a review
- Umpires initially refused
- King Kohli got furious 😡
- Finally, the decision was sent upstairs!

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Ta daa! …Sheesh.
#CalvinandHobbes #BestFriends

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Mom spoils everything.
#CalvinandHobbes #ParentLife

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It was Hobbes, Mom. Not me.
#CalvinandHobbes #ClassicCalvin

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11/14/1988

[🎸 Rock History 🎸 @historyrock_]

Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb (1979)

David Gilmour composed the music and the legendary solo in 1978, based on a riff he had been holding onto for years.

Roger Waters added the lyrics about alienation, drugs, and anesthesia (based on his personal experience with injections).

Recorded during the sessions for The Wall in 1979 at Britannia Row and Super Bear Studios in France. Gilmour’s solo was recorded in a single take and is one of the most emotional in Rock History.

[🎸 Rock History 🎸 @historyrock_]

The story behind Pink Floyd’s “Wish You Were Here” is one of the most moving in Rock History.

The song (and the entire album) was composed primarily by Roger Waters and David Gilmour in 1975, two years after the massive success of The Dark Side of the Moon. At that time, the band was on top of the world, but Roger Waters felt a great void. That void had a name: Syd Barrett, the founder and original creative genius of Pink Floyd.

Syd had been expelled from the band in 1968 due to his severe mental health issues, exacerbated by excessive LSD use. By 1975, he had been completely disconnected from public life for years. Waters wrote the lyrics with him in mind: a mix of nostalgia, guilt, and sadness over the absence of his old friend.

During the album’s recording at Abbey Road Studios, Syd Barrett showed up unexpectedly one day. No one recognized him at first. He had gained a lot of weight, shaved his head and eyebrows, and was carrying a plastic bag of candy. He was acting strangely and asked if he could play on the record. The band members were stunned and deeply moved. That encounter left a deep impression on everyone, especially Waters and Gilmour.

“Wish You Were Here” is literally a wish that Syd were there, enjoying the success he had helped create but could no longer be a part of.

The album Wish You Were Here was released in September 1975 and became one of Pink Floyd’s best-selling and most beloved albums. The title track remains a universal anthem about absence, lost friendship, and melancholy.

Today it is considered one of the greatest rock ballads of all time and a lasting tribute to Syd Barrett, who died in 2006.