[kuttapan]

oh Sam, just stick to your style of writing, will you? As you know, it is enjoyed by most.

as for the guys who want more thrilling endings etc, ever heard the story about the father, son and the donkey?

[ph03n!x]

Originally Posted by Sam Kapasi

You know I love writing for you guys. Really I do.

Thank you. Life's too short for anything other than love.

Wish I could use more than two for this!!

Originally Posted by Sam Kapasi

Arrey?? What rest now? The stories are both over!

Until I read this post, I was looking for the rest of the story too - looks like a sequel for this is needed - give us more!! How about getting the RX fixed?!!

THANK YOU SO MUCH, Sam!! You have no idea how much i have enjoyed reading the Yetiblogs!

[kalpeshc]

I have been an extremely passive member here as I dont own anything wheels and have never driven anything. But somehow wheels fascinate me and hence t-bhp.

Reading Sam's stories brings so many emotions that I am prompted to write a heartfelt thanks to him. Somehow after reading his few stories, i am really curious to meet him in person or at least see him once !

Play it again, Sam

[btirthankar]

Originally Posted by Sam Kapasi

WHAAA pause WHAAAA pause WHAAAAA pause.


WHAAA BANG CRASH

. BANG BANG OUCH SLUSHHHHH stop.

Your special effects 'textsonar' reminds me of Batman, Garth and Superman Comics back in the Eighties. Ho Ho

and I am sure you must have not left these words out: Puch!, Pow!, Ka-Pow!

[navpreet318]

reading THE END in your Yetiblogs is the saddest part.i just wish it goes on and on.really brings out the child in me.like reading a wonderful story book.
I said it before and i'll say it again.Write a book man!!

[pramod]

Hilarious, Abosutely brilliant narration and details.....
I am a fan

[Sam Kapasi]

Thank you for enjoying the story. I am planning another street experience narration soon. I hope you enjoy it.

[aaggoswami]

Wow, nice reading. Today at 3:15 I am having exams and here I am! Nice gripping story and as usual, excellent write up. The narration is in a class of its own.

I have one question.
@Sam Kapasi : At the end of story 2, you came home and said " Richshaw rammed into your bike " and then you are minding your business as posted in your post. Does this mean you lied to your father ? You are lucky that he believed you. But in my case, I just cannot lie.
P.S. : Parents are the one who know everything. If you lie they can catch you.

[Shakensoul]

Damn...missed lunch coz of this story. I just found this thread today and time just flew going through all the pages. A simple yet so engrossing story, it was like an afternoon TV soap for men

Sam, I truly salute your spirit of life.

[whitesquall]

Lovely!! I could see your story as in seeing a movie!

[gods-envy]

Sam,
Are you the official team bhp story teller

[mclaren1885]

Originally Posted by Sam Kapasi

Thank you for enjoying the story. I am planning another street experience narration soon. I hope you enjoy it.

How about the one about the omni seize Sam ?

[abhinav.gupta88]

Waiting Anxiously for another YETI BLOG.

And dont hope because if its written by you , it can't be un-enjoyable

[Sam Kapasi]

Originally Posted by aaggoswami

I have one question.
@Sam Kapasi : At the end of story 2, you came home and said " Richshaw rammed into your bike " and then you are minding your business as posted in your post. Does this mean you lied to your father ? You are lucky that he believed you. But in my case, I just cannot lie.
P.S. : Parents are the one who know everything. If you lie they can catch you.

Yes,*ashamed look* I lied to my Dad. I was younger then and more stupid. It's just something that young boys do.
I am lucky it was my Dad. If my Mum was around and alive, she would have known in a nano-second that I was lying.

Originally Posted by gods-envy

Sam,
Are you the official team bhp story teller

lol. So I've been told by many. A bit undeserving though, as there are some truly wonderful and talented writers on the forum.

Originally Posted by abhinav.gupta88

Waiting Anxiously for another YETI BLOG.

And dont hope because if its written by you , it can't be un-enjoyable

Thank you. I have a story already. This one will be fun and totally related to the forum. I'll write it after Diwali though

Originally Posted by mclaren1885

How about the one about the omni seize Sam ?

Man, that's not a story, that's an unfortunate incident. lol

[bonobashi]

Originally Posted by Sam Kapasi

NC, everyone has a different style of relaying a story.

There are many that create a dull beginning, even duller middle and a tight, quick ending, often filled with unexpected surprises. I cannot do that, I need a gripping tale throughout.

A YetiBlog® has 2 massive disadvantages.

1) It is written in retrospect-present.
2) It is a real-life account

Therefore, regardless of the unexpected end, you already know that the lead character already survived to tell the tale.

Besides, I guess this is the style I've discovered I'm comfortable with. The story is quick right from the start, many twists and turns and bumps and bends and then a quick happy end.

I know you like it when I write an end and then an emotional epilogue, I've realised that you enjoy an emotional ending.

I'll try to please you next time

Dear Sam,

Have you ever read an author called Dashiell Hammet?

regards,
bonobashi