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Glory of Word Throwers

Posted on August 17, 2015 by Rahul

The word throwers – are the ultimate and most socially advanced forms of humans – as far as subject of language and societal interactions and relationships are concerned. To attach no value to your words, and throw them at random and … Continue reading →

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Notwithstanding

Posted on May 27, 2015 by Rahul

I am an honest man. Completely. 100%. “Purely honest”. So honest that the Greek God of Honesty, Eilikrineiusus, swears upon me when she sits with other Gods and plays poker. So honest that I have no neuron-wire going between my … Continue reading →

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British English vs American English

Posted on December 21, 2013 by Rahul

I think it is high time that I write about my views on this matter, since this afflicts me every day. The British influence on India and Indians cannot be denied. They left India in 1947, but they also left … Continue reading →

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The Triumph of Bullshit – by TS Eliot

Posted on December 20, 2013 by Rahul

I refrain from profanity in my communication, either written or verbal. It weakens the argument, lowers the status and tramples the elegance of communication. In the last post, I somehow used one: “bullshittery”. And then I wondered on the origins … Continue reading →

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Mother English

Posted on November 19, 2013 by Rahul

English is not my first language. She is not the language in which I talk to my parents, friends and relatives. She is not even my second language. English is my third language to say it colloquially. Punjabi is my … Continue reading →

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