Including Mihir Joshi’s white pants, there are many wonders of the medeival and modern world. Some are marvels of human imagination and engineering, while some are freaks of design, straight out of Frank Pawar’s nightmares. However different they may be from each other, what they have in common is that they draw awe from all those who behold them. Well, almost all.
The celebrate the 10th anniversary of him listening to Nu metal band, Mudvayne, Jordan Veigas gifted himself a five-day trip to Italy. Five days, because those are the number of strings on Veigas’s “custom” bass guitar.
“He was quite excited about this trip.”, says his friend who chose to remain anonymous. “He had been planning to visit Italy for the longest time.”
However, what started off as a prospect journey into the beauty of Italian architecture, turned damp squib. It has been reported that Jordan Veigas’ visit to the Leaning tower of Pisa left him quite nonplussed, and unimpressed.
Here’s what Jordan had to say.
“I don’t know what the fuss is about. It’s like any other building. I don’t know why they call it the LEANING tower of Pisa. I went there, expecting a marvel, but it was just another building. Thoroughly unimpressed. I was telling Shikhar the other day, let’s plan a trip together. But he just kinda walked away when I started talking to him. I even went home and wrote a song about the whole episode. I called it the, ‘Farmer diabetes’. I am pretty proud of the whole song. I write all of my band’s lyrics, and this is by far my best work yet. I have a very systematic manner of writing, and I kind of broke my mould, you know? The song is about this farmer who has been raised in very poor conditions, with his father struggling to feed him. And this one day, his father passes away, and then he finds a clay pot buried in his back ground. I cannot tell you what is in the pot because I am currently in the middle of signing a deal with Sony music for my solo project. And they said that they will not pay me me 5 billion advance if I reveal the details. They’re extremely professional, the guys from Sony. Just like I am. I love paperwork and professionalism, you know? When they approached me, I was skeptical about the whole deal. But then they showed me a document prepared by them which said that I am awesome. That pretty much convinced me. I like attention to detail. I am currently working on starting my line of paintings. Very excited. It’s going to be the rage in this country. You know how you have basic colours like white, black, green, blue, yellow, pink? I am not going to use those colours. I will mix and match those colours and create a masterpiece? Isn’t it amazing? I like to experiment with my art. I only do self portraits too. Very excited.he exterior of the DVD player can be cleaned with simple household items, like rubbing alcohol and seltzer water. 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