Personal stories
I need to cut down on the ‘hmm’ moments in life. ‘Yes’ and ‘no’ leave you in a much better position. In almost all contexts. ‘Hmm’ with an ellipsis, ‘hmm’ with a question mark, the I’m-wondering-what-to-do/say ‘hmm’, the I-don’t-agree-with-you ‘hmm’, and all the other ‘hmmmms’ just suck! Oh, this one with the extra ‘m’s is … Continue reading Screw what others think!
So a friend retweeted what another batchmate from SRCC tweeted about. He mentioned, among other things, that the use of letter M in economics is for ‘income’. From whatever little I could recall (and also considering that I do still use a lot of such abbreviations), I thought it was Y for income. And I … Continue reading Itchy
I do not know if it happens with you, but some words always make me feel good in a strange way. They do not necessarily have to have a relevant context. Maybe it is just the way they sound, or maybe it is some scientific sub-conscious connect. I don’t know. All I know is that … Continue reading Words That Turn Me On
# Sit through empty nights of silence # Hear sobs and cries in the dark of the night from different corners of the hostel # Watch people unwillingly eat alone # Witness politics, backstabbing, and bitching # Be part of the community that clings to their phone at the end of the day ‘coz it … Continue reading Residential Campus II
# Never bother about sourcing a software, movie, or a music album – LAN comes after GOD # Eat off someone’s plate without asking # Scream until an insect gets scared and leaves the room # Have metal, punjabi pop, and bollywood music play simultaneously within a distance of 50 metres # Begin your last … Continue reading Things you could only do on a residential campus
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