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After all it’s not a car, that it could get stolen in 60 seconds – hence 60 minutes. My room-mate’s birthday was on Friday. He invited one of his friends along with who came another ‘friend’. By the time they came, I was, ahem, high on spirits. Ages since C 2 H 5 OH has had such an effect on me. Sadly for the ‘friend’, that was the day! While I can’t recall completely, but with whatever I do, I was doing something which I don’t usually do. I was loud, dancing like crazies, inviting everyone on the dance floor and hitting blatantly on the ‘friend’. The first three I have done occasionally, but the last one – well! With whatever little memories of the night are present, I remember that I danced all around her. I guess I was using my extremely animated facial expressions which were a cause of extreme laughter all around and a cause of extreme anxiety for my room-mate. I also remember that another of my friend was trying to keep me away from her, but to his utter failure. I believe s...

For all those born in 80's ! We are the last generation that learnt to play in the street, we are the first who've played video games, see cartoons in color and went to amusement parks. We were the last to record songs of the radio on cassettes and we are the pioneers of walkmans and chatrooms... We Learned how to program the VCR before anyone else, play with the Atari, Super...... Nintendo and believed that the Internet would be a free world all on a 56kbit modem Traveled in cars without seat belts or air-bags & lived without cell phones. Rode our bicycles down the road without brakes. We never had phones but still kept in touch. We did not have Play stations, 99 television stations, flat screens, surround sound, mp3s, iPods, computers and broadband... but nevertheless we had a GREAT Time #Copied

I have read all the Chetan Bhagat novels and if one of my friends is to be believed, it’s a case of Yin-Yang, dark and light; what I have gained in photographic taste, I've lost in literary taste. In the literary circle, he has been criticized and condemned on various aspects: poor grammar, redundant sentence formation, recurring thoughts and artless language; not to mention lack of imagination and no LOTR-like detailing. His books are not works of literature by any means and 5 books down, the quality of work is still the same. He survives only on economy of scale and his cheap publicity gimmicks are pathetic. With a risk of being labeled as ‘lesser’ reader, I wish to put my thoughts on CB’s writing. All you big readers, I am sorry to say that I like reading his books. I enjoy them and even relate to the protagonist often. I like that I don’t have to think much while reading his books nor do I have to go back to the dictionary to understand what the words mean. I often feel for th...