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Osama Bin Laden

Forget the basics of humanity and be staunchly 'religious' all your life. You too might die the most celebrated death ever.

if I were to die a death even a needle-point as mourned as this; if 

 dead soul was to be prayed for, honored and glorified even an atom's size as of the man who is no more, I'd know, sitting in heaven or hell — whatever may be the case — that mine was a life lived like none other .

all 

Simple humor, simple life, simple smiles. 

#askMEaboutIT

No bickering, bitching and message-passing for those helpless love birds

As corny as they may sound, girls' schools are thankfully, and obviously, free of all such bullshit. 

You learn how to ace the impossible—how to understand girls

How this helps?

And not a part of some toddler's fantasies.

:D

blondes

pinkies

stinkies

cool-ies

tomboys

"mis-oriented" ones

fighters

back-biters

jokers

aunties

nerds

fashion-police

smarties

It is when one of them goes berserk with it, that the others get a chance to giggle at them.

Thus, it is less likely—in a girls' school, may I add—to be left astounded at the noise of a sudden bomb-explosion in the classroom when Diwali's around; less likely for teachers to be backfired with rude and impolite answers from a student who doesn't study or complete her homework; less likely for a classroom to witness chalk-pieces and paper-balls floating in thin air or students skidding on the floor.

They obey their elders. Yes, they really do. 

there are good girls and there are not-so-good girls. Upto school, they are in their making; after college, they become who they want the world to see.

Cheers to girlhood. Cheers to the ten years of life with my Alma mater, Holy Child Sr. Sec. School. :-)

You can call yourself a writer

You get to come closer, to grammar

Languages, as subjects, have always been my strongest point, which is why I took up blogging when I had nothing else to do in college—a place minus any co-curricular activities. At that time, I didn't care if people read me, I probably didn't know if fan-pages even existed, 'coz I could have never even imagined having one for my blog. Besides, I was very very new on Facebook. Thus, my internet-language was like most others' : complete with all the shorthands and overused smileys and yes, even stuff like "lolzzzz". * embarrassed*Further, don't know why, but I used ellipses(....) so SO much, that one's eyes could cross the boundaries of their monitor, in a bid to reach the next word. My framing of sentences was nothing spectacular either. All in all, my writing was naive. Very naive. But no regrets, I wrote only because I wanted to write, to use my free time more creatively. And to make up for the immense loss of creative undertakings that I suffered, after coming to college. One fine day I was so fed up of the lack of life in college life that I suddenly felt the urge to have some place that'd host just what I'd say. I got to know of the existence of something called "blogs" and went BINGO. Today, I'm only too happy that I did. Else, I wouldn't have undergone such phenomenally multi-dimensional growth as a person.I've almost always shared a rapport with my language teachers—that may make me sound snobbish, but it was only because Hindi and English were subjects that genuinely interested me. (Though yes, it's only proficiency that begets interest. Be it music, dance, writing, acting etc. If you're good at it, you feel interested in it. *wink*)So, my articles and stuff never quite failed to impress people. I wrote articles, even poems, speeches and delivered too many of them on-stage too. I was always appreciated and it felt good. That explains the confidence with which I took up blogging. But, some months into it and I knew, I am not as good as I thought I am. I got to know of the shortcomings of being a non-reader. It's only now that I realize, I may or may not have been good with words, but I was surely not

You build your vocabulary yourself, and don't even realize doing so

You can express your views. And get them heard too!

You get to "meet" new, potentially interesting people

You can earn money

You get to learn new things

If we as Facebook-users were dogs, these would be our various breeds:P

"I am what I am! m/  !!!!"—

The Devadas-es —

The writers —

The 'studdy' geeks— 

THE

The ones who wear invisibility cloaks—

The 'I actually need Twitter but I don't know how to use it, so am here' kind

The ones forever in a relationship with their relationship status

— 

The Writer

The Plagiarist

The picture-maniacs— 

The 'I, me and myself' kind— 

The 'Look I have so much fun in life B)' ones— 

The Photo-Editors

Turn one page,

Sleep for an age!!!

A couple of seconds and I'm shown the difference between life, life-less-ness and death. A few more seconds, and I have forgotten all that is not -so-good at the moment in and about life.

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ature is wonderful. And to top on that, it has an amazing sense of humor.

Maybe boys are crazy from quite an early age.

Especially us, the girls. We certainly don't need a thing to be really cute in order to call it cute. But these kids are. They certainly are, I admit

are they hoping to see some goddamned girl suddenly get up and start doing belly-dancing?

love

too

With the kind of crazy money the government is spending on them, you'd probably expect them to come up with something more

techie, like say, a robot that could write an entire, potentially 'best-seller', novel for you with just the basic story-line: complete with expressions and everything. But no, they choose to write

 novels themselves instead

And 

of them, for some strange reason.

I mean, what would you think of a book carrying a title like that and having a colorful toony cover at the same time—like the ones that kids' books carry! I don't know, I think it's plain funny.

        I don't have a problem with 

them 

acting like studs. I also don't have a 

        problem with their sick 

accents. I only 

have a problem with them acting 

        like studs in

spite of 

having sick accents

Couples!

NO

OBVIOUSLY

I

lot

he

A very wise writer once said:

If you really like something, you must "LIKE" it too!

Needless to say, the wise writer was/is me. :|

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U tags

You can call yourself a writer

You get to come closer, to grammar

You build your vocabulary yourself, and don't even realize doing so

You can express your views. And get them heard too!

You get to "meet" new, potentially interesting people

You can earn money

You get to learn new things

If we as Facebook-users were dogs, these would be our various breeds:P

"I am what I am! m/  !!!!"

"Cn v b frndship?"

"Where's MA(h) maa?"

The Devadas-es 

The writers 

The 'studdy' geeks

The 'commentators'

The ones who wear invisibility cloaks

The 'I actually need Twitter but I don't know how to use it, so am here' kind

The ones forever in a relationship with their relationship status

The plagiarists

The picture-maniacs

The taggers

The 'I, me and myself' kind

The 'Look I have so much fun in life B)' ones

The Photo-Editors

forever

I tags

 life 

talked-about

Forget the basics of humanity and be staunchly 'religious' all your life. You too might die the most celebrated death ever.

the

my

lived 

I

life in a girls' school

not-so-innocent-

see someone special"; no friendships going bad due to stupid crushes; 

one

other

fairer-sex.

them

you.

Some

 "un-conscious"

teachers

liking

least

gurus" 

do

are

fan

usually

girl-friend

manifold—

person

yourself

some

writing

marathons

free

linkwithin

monitor

spectacular

lack of life in college life

BINGO.

good. 

not

remotely

how

I wasn't ever as good as it, as I am today

non

boring.

rich

A year and a half into blogging, and I know a lot more than I did, back then

blog if you want to be way better than how you presently are.

manages

blogosphere

actually

all

a lot of stuff

Go, blog. Go, learn!

any

stand out of the crowd'

decent

swt, carng, honst, frndly

"Hey dear, u so swt.cn we b fraands?

"

maa

KEWL

cries

well...

vella

 are

 dewwds 

why 

 Bhai tu to 

         mast hai!/You rock dude/

Tum to god ho!! /Wow 

yar!...

at least

worth-living (

The Writers'

Laugh and the whole world laughs with you. Cry, and they laugh at you.

Hey! Laf n da hole wrld laffs wid u,,,cry n dey laff at yew!!!!!!! :D:D

hey!! greatly said yaar!!!!', 'you said this? nice!'

Thanks yaar

yep. i sd it

writer

 only

Xyz changed her profile picture

looks elsewhere

 friendly

diya

wishing all Indians a very Happy Independence/Republic Day. 

ohh so sweet dear, same to u!

thank u!!!!!!!!!

epic

I, me and myself

Albuma. 

I!!!!!!!, MyPicz!!,Dis iz meeem/!!, Meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!, Simplieee meeeee!!, Just meeeeee!!!

great. 

 gud

Look I have so much fun in life B)

girls

kewl

purrfect

never-mind

Turn one page,

Sleep for an age!!!

HAAN to bhaiyyon aur behno

hum dilli-waalon ke literally 12 baj gaye

awwww

difficult,

arey mai to so rahi thi!

aapko bhi laga kya? bada tez ki aya tha na!

ka haal chaal poochne ke liye

apna haal chal

kar lene ke baad

opportune

normalcy

smiling 

n

The way things are moving these days allover the world, little school-children will soon be having another essay to learn and recite apart from "My first day at school", "My first bag", "My first holiday" etc ...."My first Earthquake"

Déjà vu 

always

heck

And

strength

wide,

awwwwww

ladies-only

man

full

forever

hint

love-at-first-sight

face

readers

sight-seeing

only

act

Without a lot of chatter.

Without

KNOWW

too

techie

entire,

write

love-engineers

all 

IITians, please don't mind. This is the condition of all Engineering students, myself being in the same boat. So, just kidding. :D

"love". 

funny

also

aajkal ki ladkiyan bhi na"..

must follow/ape trends

But

have

kewl-dEWd wearing 

heard

sarso 

           ke khet, 

ot

bound

in

spite 

Couples

bothered

sophisticated

corner

Not always so 

           much, but still pretty much

yet

horse around

bandi mast hai. Banda langoor hai.

objects-of-observation

Miserably

Bade Achche Lagte Hain

Balika Vadhu

dhokha

saas

bekaar

sarkar

badhti mehengai

oye-hoyeeeeeee

Oye hoyeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

hobby-ed

beating around the bush

If you really want to hear about it, the first thing you’ll probably want to know is where I was born, and what my lousy childhood was like, and how my parents were occupied and all before they had me, and all that David Copperfield kind of crap, but I don’t feel like going into it, if you want to know the truth.

everywhere.

gorgeous language and expressions

Half-way through the book, I was completely with

within

his

One of the most widespread criticisms of The Catcher in the Rye deals with the adolescence and repetitive nature of the main character, Holden Caulfield. Anne Goodman commented that in the course of such a lengthy novel, the reader would weary of a character such as Holden. Goodman wrote "Holden was not quite so sensitive and perceptive as he, and his creator, thought he was" (20). She also remarked that Holden was so completely self-centered that any other characters who wandered through the book, with the exception of Holden's sister, Phoebe, had no authenticity at all. (Ref.)

fantastic

may

talk

single

every

Catcher

anything

goddam

does

The Catcher In The Rye

something

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