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Points to ponder!

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The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation. :whoo:
Henry David Thoreau.

Things do not change; we change. :moony:
Henry David Thoreau.

Education has produced a vast population able to read but not able to distinguish what is worth reading. :doh:
George Macauley.
 
I can live for two months on a good compliment. :popcorn:
Mark Twain.

The report of my death was an exaggeration. :rolleyes:
Mark Twain.

I saw Eternity the other night,
Like a great ring of pure and endless light,
All calm, as it were bright. :flame:
Henry Vaughan.


 
Two friends were going on a highway during a week end to see their friends. The
person driving the vehicle asked the person sitting with him, can you tell me the
reason for the vehicle's windshield being bigger while the rear view mirror is tiny.
The back seater instantly replied that our past is not as important as our future.
Kindly look forward and drive carefully.

Balasubramanian
Ambattur
 
A big rear-view-mirror will hide the view in the front of the car! :moony:

Two friends were going on a highway during a week end to see their friends. The
person driving the vehicle asked the person sitting with him, can you tell me the
reason for the vehicle's windshield being bigger while the rear view mirror is tiny.
The back seater instantly replied that our past is not as important as our future.
Kindly look forward and drive carefully.

Balasubramanian
Ambattur
 
It is a considered opinion that neither past nor future is important.What is important is Present.There is a saying " Yesterday is history,Tomorrow is mystery,Today is a gift; that's why we call it the present"
 
Post # 1636 in Life is like that posted by me yesterday!

Past is a History
Future is a Mystery.
Present is a gift.
510

That is why it is called Present.
510

 
The man that lays a hand upon a woman ,
Save in the way of kindness, is a wretch :whoo:
whom 't were gross flattery to name a coward.
John Tobin.

Pure and complete sorrow is :sad:
as impossible as pure and complete joy.:happy:
Leo Tolstoy.

Art is not handicraft,
it is the transmission of feeling
the artist has experienced.
:cheer2:
Leo Tolstoy.


 
I was pondering over why God had made flying fish when fish are just supposed to swim in water!

He has also made birds which can't fly due various reasons--too heavy to fly or too weak in their wing muscles.

There must be some hidden message in these discrepancies and abnormalities!

Do these mean that we can never really take anything for granted as our birthright???

Do these mean that nothing is impossible for the Creators who can make anomalies work better than the normal things???

It is best not to assume things and abilities as the natural gifts and also not to be discouraged by the defects and deviations.

The ostrich can't fly but it can run fast and kick really hard!

Who can really understand the divinity hidden under everyday objects and things!
:hail: :hail: :hail: :hail:
 
After prolonged struggle and signature campaign, the accounts for the year which ended on 1-3-2011 will be submitted (half-heartedly and full-grudgingly) on 29-1-2012.

A period long enough :shocked:
for the formation, growth and
safe delivery of a bonny baby boy or girl!!!
:baby:

Red tape-ism???
 
We get hooked to various things good, bad and ugly

during our life time!

How long can

a person who stays up till 3 A.M. typing / reading; :typing:

and one who sacrifices sleep to give vent to one's views; :sleep:

and one who is pulsating with bursting knowledge remain

invisible, inaudible and incognito???
:noidea:
Only time can tell us! :couch2:
 
Persons attempting to find a motive in this narrative will be persecuted, :whip:
Persons attempting to find a moral in it will be banished; :ballchain:
Persons attempting to find a plot will be shot. :boom:

There was things which he stretched, but mainly he told the truth.

Lump the whole thing! Say that the creator made Italy
from the designs of Michel Angelo. :rolleyes:

Mark Twain.

 
ஒரு
கை
ஓசை
என்பது
இதுதானோ???


P.S. This is how I am able to type in Tamil today!
Only the enter key makes the Tamil word appear
and not the space bar as it used to be before! :confused:
 
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Why many people quit (exodus?) is still a mystery. :confused:

The greater mystery is why the young Turks
have also quit (another exodus?) :shocked:

One non-veg eating friend asked us in a meeting, while discussing the menu for the alumni meet dinner,

"Who wants your sambar and appalam?" :rolleyes:

Now the forum is (-) even that saadhu appalam and spicy sambar!
:doh:
 
I can never forgive God, :mad2:
for having invented the French.

I enjoy taking myself by surprise. :rolleyes:

....the great thing about History is that it is adaptable.:high5:

Peter Ustinov.
 
Much of a muchness. :rolleyes:

Thinking to me is the greatest fatigue in the world. :faint:

Sir John Vanburgh.

Let him who desires peace, prepare for war. :confused:
Flavius Vegetius
 
1.:boom: = "வெடி வைச்சு மலத்தணம்!"
(my husband's famous quote)

2. :faint:= "தலை சுத்துது பா!"
(my famous quote)

3. :rolleyes: = "மெய்யாலுமா சொல்றே?"
Asking a genuine doubt!

4. :llama:=
அவுத்து விட்ட கன்னுக்குட்டி.
One of the young and immature adolescents.

First four picture words for everyday use.
 
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