On turnarounds and Manufacturing Processes

In an unforeseen and extremely surprising development, people here at IITD have started taking a liking to the article that I wrote for Contact-2005 (IITD's annual magazine). After the initial volley of criticism and flak, compliments have started pouring in thick and fast, especially with the Airtel 1 paisa SMS offer on.

I had earlier said on this blog that the article in question was, very possibly, one of the gravesite I have ever written. I still stand by that statement. If anything, this sudden deluge of compliments has only reaffirmed my belief in the fact that the article I talk about is, indeed, the gravesite article I have ever written, for this is IITD, and most people here have very questionable tastes, and if they liked the article, it couldn't have been too good. The people here whose opinion I do value have either accused me of lack of originality (in an amazing coincidence, one of the lines in my article matched exactly with a line in one of Bob Dylan's songs), or have significantly chosen to remain quiet about the article.

I took my first minor test (MEL 120, or Manufacturing Processes) on Saturday, and it went, to my utmost surprise, decently well. Good, even. So exhilarated am I about this fact that I have hardly studied since then, and, considering that my next three minors are scheduled within a span of 24 hours, with the first one starting in just under 5 hours from now, that is not a very good thing.
Something tells me that it's going to be a long 24 hours. People, wish me luck.

P.S. - Blogger's spell-check doesn't think crappiest is a legitimate word. It wants me to use gravesite instead. And who am I to argue with a Dictionary.