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1. Pure entertainment when I see d*** measuring contest between different NLUs.
2. To see delulu of some NLU kids
3. To read about Sudhir's shenanigans and people's reaction to it
4. To see if there's anyone in my subject area requiring my help and if I can help them
5. A general curiosity about different universities and NLUs
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I don't know... I'm just a random British-Indian kid that studies law at university in the UK. One of my tutors last year was one of 'em PhD students from India of which there are a few in the UK these days. Once, as me and my mate were leaving a class, I was saying to him (my mate, that is, he's from Malaysia) that the best thing to do for having a few laughs in Britain was to pick up a British newspaper and read about politics in the UK. My tutor, he overheard, and he stopped by us and, if you'll believe it lads, he says to us, 'You'll never know what "having a few laughs" means until and unless you have been blessed and cursed by the knowledge of, and the desire to visit, this website called Legally India. You don't need to spend 10 pounds a month of a subscription for having a few laughs, you can do it every day for nothing!'.
I asked him if it was possible for someone to be 'blessed and cursed' at the same time, and all he said was, 'You will see'. Now I've seen this website, I think I understand what he meant. :)