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  1. Silence, the language of all emotions, ironically, is a mute force. Silence's angst is blatantly explicit in the stillness of the night. about 14 hours ago from Mobile Tweete
  2. Really wish I had someone witty like Hobbes near me when I become all indifferent and cold in silent fury. Calvin's just lucky. Hmph. about 16 hours ago from Mobile Tweete
  3. Takes a deep breath and says 'PATIENCE!' Everyday life in the human context can be intimidating! That too for an impatient moron like me! about 16 hours ago from Mobile Tweete
  4. This is going to be the philosophy of my life! :D Thanks, guru! RT @revaanandaguru Remember,u are never single,you are only ready to mingle about 23 hours ago from web
  5. @revaanandaguru Guruve engiyo poiteenga!*Saashtaangamaa namaskaram pannifies* Single-mingle thaan inimae en philosophy of ife!;) @saraswathi about 23 hours ago from web in reply to revaanandaguru
  6. Playing with a language is a worse nightmare! Words, its accomplices, are pulling me into an abyss where there's nothing but oblivion! 10:39 AM Nov 25th from Mobile Tweete
  7. Tries counting sheep but ends up getting distracted by the beauty of the stillness of the enchanting night, a perfect abstract experience! 10:32 AM Nov 25th from Mobile Tweete
  8. Darkness is not purely evil in the strictest sense. It is divine chaos.If it weren't for the presence of darkness,Dawn wd be insignificant 10:21 AM Nov 25th from Mobile Tweete
  9. You know you have become an insomniac when you carve words out of the eerie silence of the night and conceptualise a poem on your mind. 10:13 AM Nov 25th from Mobile Tweete
  10. @just_reva Call it serendipity or anything, I am loving every moment I spend here! Thanks for responding anyway. Really appreciate it! :-) 2:48 AM Nov 25th from web in reply to just_reva
  11. The wisest thing rather wd not be to just relate to those experiences but learn from them. It will help us get a glimpse into our own vices. 2:40 AM Nov 25th from web
  12. Applying the principles of human nature to our life and relating them to our personal experiences is what makes things look incredible! 2:37 AM Nov 25th from web
  13. I am plain lucky to be where I am! Gaining a lot of insights into human nature, thanks to my wise boss. @saraswathi and I are awestruck! :) 2:27 AM Nov 25th from web
  14. @sparun LOL The former. I have 20-25 books to read. When I make a resolution, I stick to it.But I dont know if I can stay off the internet! 9:20 AM Nov 24th from web in reply to sparun
  15. Leave it to me to say that I face an 'unprecedented' twitter block at one time and act otherwise tweeting like crazy at some other times! ;) 9:13 AM Nov 24th from web
  16. It's not like I miss reading.I have the self-control to live without the things I love.But this abstemiousness sounds rather queer at times. 9:09 AM Nov 24th from web
  17. @Rammi Huh?Be happy your cousin did that.Seriously, do you think it would do any good to have a family member as a friend? Scary thought! ;) 9:06 AM Nov 24th from web in reply to Rammi
  18. I *really* feel like reading Lila by Robert Pirsig, Testimony of two men by Taylor Caldwell or Waiting for the moon by Kristin Hannah now :| 9:03 AM Nov 24th from web
  19. @dharshana Yes and no. Confusing? :P Well, I am working, yes but no, not for TCS. I work as a social science researcher in Pondicherry! :-) 8:56 AM Nov 24th from web in reply to dharshana
  20. @dharshana started working on what? @_alps Thanks for the link! @netcitizen @anilalur LOL @dilipm Maybe we just need some patience! :-) 4:29 AM Nov 24th from web in reply to dharshana