ironies

suicide doesnt pay for a bad life
neither does your sweetheart when she's your wife
poison is sweet tonic is bitter
its your embarresment thats everyones titter
why is your enemy's enemy still your foe
when you are offered at your neighbours, courtsey says no.
why are hot chicks' moms so wicked
no one notices the fat man naked
intelligence is far overrated
we dont get chicks and we are frustrated
what good is freedom when you dont have time
without reason what good is a rhyme
how far can you run when the earth is round
to end up where your tail is found

allow me to appologize to myself for not having blogged in ages.you must understand that laziness is getting the best of me. second comes fear and uncertainty. theres a fat gu theres a tall guy theres a bong and theres a roomie theres a lost-in-his-own-world guy. theres kunt, there are so many people. theres zataka theres rock theres naruto and lost. theres one word for all of them and the things HAPPY. then theres a deplorable CPI, no intern, uncertain, relatively dark future, a meagre paying job, an extinguished torch. theres a decision.
i dont know if i planned to be where i am, but i do know i want this.

it takes just one case of contradiction to disprove a mathematical conjecture, no matter how many fascinating cases it may hold true to. Like life, its grand purpose defeated only by its catastrophic and inevitable end. Now there have been many conjectures, then they are proved. Proved to hold true for ever. All the inexhautable possibilities and cases wrapped beautifully into one statement. Is that true with life?
of all the six billion conjectures floating around can even one be proved? if so how?
trouble is, mathematical conjectures are easier to prove.

there is light at the end of the tunnel.
if theres no light, you must clean it up and start over.

solipsism and the great beyond.

 

This life has a toothpick's destiny.