Wants

If you got everything you wanted/dreamt, then you'd have nothing to wish for and wouldnt' that be terrible, to live a life with no wishes or dreams.

26/11 - first anniversary

• It came
• We screamed/protested/did candle marches/wrote volumes in papers and magazines for a day/had a debate on TV (only to increase the TRPs)
• It passed
• Nothing much happened
• Not many care other than the ones who were affected
• Typical story of India's reaction to terrorism
• Typical story of Indian govt's apathy towards Indians

Daru

Ek bahut bade sharaabi ki car ke peeche likha tha:

Daru peeo, insaan bano. Roti to kutte bhi khaate hain.

Born to win

Born to win is a concept which talks about how human beings are born to win. They start early, at the conception stage. Only one out of the supposedly 20 million fertilize and becomes a person. So you win amongst 20 million to be what you are. The theory says that you are constantly playing a game and always winning. Winning is immaterial as you will win no matter what. The important aspect is which game are you playing? Once you recognize that you will start playing games which you really should be and remember, winning is a given. Now, that is confusing enough, let's look at one example to make things simpler.

If you are running a race and you come second, then the game you are playing is the "reasons" why I didn't come first game and you are winning the game with your reasoning ability. You will have a million reasons, like wind factor, slow start etc etc and you will win this game as you have successfully come up with reasons.

Same holds good for anything you do. If you recognize the game you are playing, you will become a successful person as you will now choose the right games to play. Remember, winning is a given.

Quote of the day

When I was young I used to think that money was the most important thing in life. Now that I am old, I know it is - Oscar Wilde

Bride dumps groom during wedding

Read this news on Indiatimes.com.

AMBALA: The new-age Indian woman has arrived. A bride from Ambala Cantt on Monday walked out on her groom the moment she set eyes on him after the

jai mala (garlanding) ceremony, as if, in instant realisation that he wasn’t the man of her dreams. No amount of ranting and raving by the boy and his family or police intervention could bring about a change of heart. “We tried a lot to persuade Reena but she just wouldn’t listen. She said she didn’t want to marry Dharamvir Singh because she didn’t like him. There was no way we could have forced our will on her,” said the bride’s father, Ramkishan.

The link to the news item is below:

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/chandigarh/Bride-dumps-groom-during-wedding/articleshow/5170718.cms

Now what could be the reason for her dumping the boy after the garlanding ceremony. Perhaps "Guitar ya Violin nahi baje"
Go women power.......

Wacky happenings around the world

Check the link.

http://www.indiatimes.com/photostory/5136913.cms

Love the first one. Move over silicone, here comes the Knight.
Now this is what you call a knight in shining armor or a white knight to the rescue.
Alternatively, he can hypnotise men to believe they are bigger.