A mod's life? What's there? - Team-BHP

Rudra Sen · 28th February 2006, 22:09

How does it feel to meet more than 4500 auto enthusiasts in 2 years?

Mostly online and some in three dimension!

How does it feel to sit at the helm as the oldest member for months?

And then welcome others to give up your seat?

How long does it take to know a member’s tone of voice?

No more than 10 posts, I suppose.

How does it feel to have a 2-night picnic with a team you hardly know?

And then you know them for life!

How does it feel to get a call and followed by SMS for a moderator position?

Old man thought and thought for a long time.

And then picked up the phone and called administrator to say AGREED.

It’s a journey. Journey through laughter, reality and optimism. It’s a trip, which shows you other side of what you have seen. It’s learning. It’s experience. It’s knowledge. It’s only up to you to grab as much as you can. It’s like knowing life and understanding the meaning of life, truly and properly.

It’s joy (as much as irritation) to get a call at 2 in the morning from GTO.

It was cave of despair to see some ramshackle bikes for Rtech in Shivajinagar.

It was worrying (and deep concern) to know about Rtech in the police station trying to explain his case to those khaki uniformed morons.

It’s an added job to call my branch offices to organise a desk calender for Dippy.

It’s nice and surprising to see Aditya coming home for dinner with a bottle of champagne.

It’s a mammoth task banging every possible client’s door for ported head’s project sponsor money.

It’s fun to fix up a highly doubtful meeting with Ajmat on his golf weekends.

As said before here (So many friends!! And so little time?), meeting so many members and follow their idiosyncrasies, is a matter of great patience with fun and learning. Not to mention, their questions and demands. It’s always a feeling of great responsibility mixed with massive joy.

It’s a great feeling to be together.

TBHP is a great success, not because of automotives, but because of people.

Surely you agree...

What say guys?

Jaggu · 28th February 2006, 22:15

aye aye captain, couldn have said it better..
cheers guys!!

Jaggu

Dippy · 28th February 2006, 22:17

There you again Rudra. Man how many down while writing this ? Very touching indeed

Cheers

P.S Thanks for the calendar got it last weekend

adya33 · 28th February 2006, 22:45

Like always Mr. Rudra runs his magic with words!
Nice post sir

v1p3r · 28th February 2006, 22:47

I bow to you!

(lengthening message)

Steeroid · 28th February 2006, 22:48

Fuelled by good scotch whiskey, tapped away on a twin-processor Apple looking at a plasma-tv like monitor with Nina Simone bawling away on the stereo....every word from the old man's finger is expensive....

....and priceless.

Sideways · 28th February 2006, 22:53

" Class is temporary Form is permanent ". To you Rudra Sir, May your tribe Grow.

Rudra Sen · 28th February 2006, 22:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by Steeroid

.....and priceless.

And sounding really expensive... come on Steeroid, you know how I live!!! Don't you?

That was a feeling about all you great guys..

Steeroid · 28th February 2006, 23:01

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rudra Sen

come on Steeroid, you know how I live!!! Don't you?..

Of course, saar. But I am also knowing the price of your camera. And your whiskey.

Just creating an atmosphere, saar. You are knowing me...

PS: I didnt say anything untrue, did I?

raihan · 28th February 2006, 23:46

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sideways

" Class is temporary Form is permanent ".

I think you are a little confused here sideways, its actually the other way around.
cheers,
Raihan

Steeroid · 28th February 2006, 23:47

Quote:

Originally Posted by raihan

I think you are a little confused here sideways, its actually the other way around.
cheers,
Raihan

I really wonder whether Sideways drank Rudra's poison tonite.

ported_head · 28th February 2006, 23:55

Arrey RS, I promise never to trouble you again after this one time. Errr...actually, I take that back, I don't see myself not ever troubling you again. There is a lot to learn still nah, san?

moralfibre · 1st March 2006, 00:00

And now I know why T-BHP has knighted you as "SIR"!

Cheers.

revtech · 1st March 2006, 02:09

well written write up i must say.straight from the heart.

Rev

Rehaan · 1st March 2006, 03:59

Rudy!

From this post it seems like i give you no trouble or despair and Rtech gives you double!

I'm not complaining

cya
R

28th February 2006, 22:09	#1 (permalink)
Rudra Sen Team-BHP Moderator Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Bangalore Posts: 3,681 View My Garage	A mod's life? What's there? How does it feel to meet more than 4500 auto enthusiasts in 2 years? Mostly online and some in three dimension! How does it feel to sit at the helm as the oldest member for months? And then welcome others to give up your seat? How long does it take to know a member’s tone of voice? No more than 10 posts, I suppose. How does it feel to have a 2-night picnic with a team you hardly know? And then you know them for life! How does it feel to get a call and followed by SMS for a moderator position? Old man thought and thought for a long time. And then picked up the phone and called administrator to say AGREED. It’s a journey. Journey through laughter, reality and optimism. It’s a trip, which shows you other side of what you have seen. It’s learning. It’s experience. It’s knowledge. It’s only up to you to grab as much as you can. It’s like knowing life and understanding the meaning of life, truly and properly. It’s joy (as much as irritation) to get a call at 2 in the morning from GTO. It was cave of despair to see some ramshackle bikes for Rtech in Shivajinagar. It was worrying (and deep concern) to know about Rtech in the police station trying to explain his case to those khaki uniformed morons. It’s an added job to call my branch offices to organise a desk calender for Dippy. It’s nice and surprising to see Aditya coming home for dinner with a bottle of champagne. It’s a mammoth task banging every possible client’s door for ported head’s project sponsor money. It’s fun to fix up a highly doubtful meeting with Ajmat on his golf weekends. As said before here (So many friends!! And so little time?), meeting so many members and follow their idiosyncrasies, is a matter of great patience with fun and learning. Not to mention, their questions and demands. It’s always a feeling of great responsibility mixed with massive joy. It’s a great feeling to be together. TBHP is a great success, not because of automotives, but because of people. Surely you agree... What say guys? Last edited by Rudra Sen : 28th February 2006 at 22:23.

28th February 2006, 22:15	#2 (permalink)
Jaggu Team-BHP Moderator Join Date: May 2004 Location: Bangalore Posts: 3,633	aye aye captain, couldn have said it better.. cheers guys!! Jaggu __________________ The strength to change what I can, the inability to accept what I can't, and the incapacity to tell the difference. -Calvin

28th February 2006, 22:17	#3 (permalink)
Dippy Team-BHP Moderator Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Mumbai, India Posts: 4,495 View My Garage	There you again Rudra. Man how many down while writing this ? Very touching indeed Cheers P.S Thanks for the calendar got it last weekend __________________ My name is Adrian Sutil. You can call me ADDY - Force India dippy@team-bhp.com

28th February 2006, 22:47	#5 (permalink)
v1p3r Senior - BHPian Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: BLR - chasing cars... Posts: 4,042 View My Garage	I bow to you! (lengthening message) __________________ *Peace is a lie, there is only passion.*

28th February 2006, 22:48	#6 (permalink)
Steeroid Distinguished - BHPian Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: DXB Posts: 5,354 View My Garage	Fuelled by good scotch whiskey, tapped away on a twin-processor Apple looking at a plasma-tv like monitor with Nina Simone bawling away on the stereo....every word from the old man's finger is expensive.... ....and priceless. __________________ Cheers Steer The Land is in the past, now where do I find the 6-cylinder Ponton?

28th February 2006, 22:45	#4 (permalink)
adya33 Team-BHP Moderator Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Pune Posts: 1,911	Like always Mr. Rudra runs his magic with words! Nice post sir

28th February 2006, 22:53	#7 (permalink)
Sideways Distinguished - BHPian Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Madras - India Posts: 719 View My Garage	" Class is temporary Form is permanent ". To you Rudra Sir, May your tribe Grow. __________________ He's Back

28th February 2006, 23:55	#12 (permalink)
ported_head Team-BHP Moderator Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Mumbai, India Posts: 1,975	Arrey RS, I promise never to trouble you again after this one time. Errr...actually, I take that back, I don't see myself not ever troubling you again. There is a lot to learn still nah, san? __________________ BE 6.5 You lose some, you lose some.

1st March 2006, 00:00	#13 (permalink)
moralfibre Senior - BHPian Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Back to Pune :-) Posts: 3,165 View My Garage	And now I know why T-BHP has knighted you as "SIR"! Cheers. __________________ Ask not what your country can do for you, think of a way you can make them do it!

1st March 2006, 02:09	#14 (permalink)
revtech Senior - BHPian Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Vero Beach, FL Posts: 1,651 View My Garage	well written write up i must say.straight from the heart. Rev __________________ Revin Beyond Limits !!

1st March 2006, 03:59	#15 (permalink)
Rehaan Team-BHP Moderator Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Bombay / New York Posts: 7,586	Rudy! From this post it seems like i give you no trouble or despair and Rtech gives you double! I'm not complaining cya R

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