Jo beet gayi so baat gayi

But before that, I need to crib. 

My computer's hard disc crashed recently which meant I lose all the data, everything I wrote and hadn't saved on the net/hadn't posted here/ hadn't email-ed to anybody. I've lost my hand, it feels. I lost the awesomest things on earth, the documentries of the discovery channel, history and national geographic and some random ones that my generous kind-hearted philantrophic cousin bestowed upon my computer and making it cow pure. Holy shit, I've lost it all, other relevant/irrelevant stuff includes random stupid videos, songs that we downloaded for free with so much effort and time for so many years now.You shouldn't bother doin' all this in the first place. Live a life of a moron instead.When your thing crashes, you'd feel good.Or I'm probably too unstable right now.Either ways, technology always wins,machines are evil.And technology has always betrayed me since day 0 of space and time.I swear.All the photos which were exclusively clicked for our very own facebook vanished. Alas, how, now will we upload random photos daily in our profiles and think people'd care. Sigh. Anyway, I'm done.

P.S. Whoever said talking your mess out helps, was a freaking moron. It doesn't.

Theres no such thing as know-it-all

I recently read a nice article, it points out how some people are scared to ask questions because of the fear of looking stupid.I have had that fear all my life and when I come to think of it, I feel stupid. I mean aren't you one of them? Asking questions is an awesome habit, you get to know so many things, your learning curve grows and that is the aim, ain't it? ..I've always settled for what was told and suppressed every question that crossed my mind. Anyway, what has happened has happened, next task on the list.. I'd begin to ask questions even if they sound silly or infact, are silly.Tis' graphic from Indexed. Ain't it good ?