GoPagal tag

Vatsan has tagged me, and this time, you, I and everyone else stand to gain a free air ticket. Just answer a simple question, tag four others and submit it on Pagalguy, and voila, your free air ticket is flying your way. The question is:

Q: On which GoAir Sector would you like to win a free air ticket?

A: Chennai - Delhi (cos it’s the longest, right?)

The rules state that I must copy the entire junk they have put up, but since I’m not winning anything, why care? Go ahead, why say “No” to linklove?

I tag Vinayak, Sekhar, Aparna and Thennavan.

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