Dumb and dumber

I think I gave myself the proof that my dumbness is unparalleled.

There are two independent queues in our canteen for getting food
coupons. After waiting in the first queue, for some reason, I decided to
spend another fifteen minutes in the second one. I realised my stupid
mistake when I reached the counter and the lady asked me what I wanted.
I said 'nothing' and proceeded to the food counter, leaving the lady
wondering what the hell had just happened.

It going to be difficult to beat this act of stupidity!

Comments

Anonymous said…
Aajkal laksha nasate ka apale ashya worldly goshtinmadhe??;)

ra
11:05 am
Anonymous said…
Aajkal laksha nasate ka apale ashya worldly goshtinmadhe??;)

ra
11:06 am
The Shaolin said…
Well Buddy, I come close to your act of dumbness: This was during Pugmarks Football tournament where where chatted for a few minutes and at the end I asked "So, which year of Engg. are you in at VIT!"
~AtulT
10:47 am
Darth Chatri said…
Hehe, I remember that. That was amazing :)
5:16 pm
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