Comments | angiasaa: Random, unconnected chatter..

angiasaa

Random, unconnected chatter..

Jan 20, 2006 23:06

There have been a noxious series of things that have been inundating our lives with prehistoric cordialities.

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rant, monologue, life

Comments 29

psychog January 23 2006, 18:19:59 UTC

huh?

angiasaa January 23 2006, 21:05:50 UTC

Haan!

psychog January 24 2006, 10:26:23 UTC

dude i didnt get it in the first place... So that huh was a big question mark.,.. But i didnt try to get it too...So i guess its fair... :-D

psychog January 23 2006, 18:21:01 UTC

thers nothing i get in there except for shitloads of gud vocabulary....no hard feelings tho dude!

subtle_blues January 23 2006, 19:46:29 UTC

=))
This post would've gone commentless if not for you psycho! Saviour you are and what a darling at that!
:))

angiasaa January 23 2006, 21:09:07 UTC

Yeah, some of the girls from my college were ogling at some of the cyberabad meet pics and think he's a darling too! :o)

Kinda turns me off tho, but heck, He really _is_ a nice kid. And I've never been the center of attention NEways, so i have'nt lost much. :o)

subtle_blues January 23 2006, 23:22:14 UTC

Gosh!
Your college really must be dry on the male ground! His eyes intoxicated and his face clad in smoke, he was at his worst in those pics! :P

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subtle_blues January 26 2006, 05:46:10 UTC

What's this life for if we're rooting for separate ideologies? What's this life for if we're rooting for combined ideologies?

What's this life for if we are not sure of the ideologies?

So I realise it's not an Indian phemomenon after all. People, communities, whole countries and continents cling to social norms with such fanaticism, it's unbelievable.
They are sure that is what is best for them, almost in a hurry to embrace the banality. The safety in following the herd is way too enticing for them to even think otherwise. So safe indeed that a tangent to the custom is mercilessly crippled! Or in a semi-liberal society the defect's life/point of view becomes an object of amusement to the herd. *I do wish I could expatiate on that thought, there is a lot to it*

Any living species is averse to change, but man is even averse to adaptation!

angiasaa January 26 2006, 12:33:54 UTC

Yup! The finger on the nail, it is. We are so caught up with our social ideosynchronity, that we effectively play on the crab-mentality that grips our species like so many in the past have.

We're retarding our civilization, we're compromising on development, we're sinking into mental oblivion. What's this life for?

We're better dead than alive anyway!