Are you really as cool as friends say you are? Your handwriting will tell you

July 18, 2009
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Sonovaabiktch! My favourite cuss word. That’s the expletive I use and misuse the most. I rarely skip an opportunity to let this extraordinary combination of letters zip through my lips. The cadence of this combined-for-convenience chain is musical and it ends with a powerful screeching thrust — quite masculine, I would say. However, sometimes I misuse it and squander away the scrumptious string on people for whom I should be using slimier words of the same family, such as… Ahem! Leave it. Let’s not get abusive here.

Cool, super cool!The way I misuse the musical combination at times, several people abuse the word “cool” when they indiscriminately say, “She/he is soooo coooool!”, thereby giving birth to plenty of icebergs around us. Not that I catch cold when I realise I am surrounded by a pool of “cool” fools, but I think that the application of this word is inappropriate more often than not. How can someone who just appears cool can be called cool. In most cases, “cool” is misused. I’m not saying most people have got their semantics wrong; it’s just that they are too lazy to look for a better term to qualify some traits and therefore make the word overwork.

So, who is cool? Mr James who wears Hilfiger t-shirt, Gucci perfume, Nike cap and always drives sports bikes? Not necessarily. Then it must be the cad who uses oral muscles to the fullest when he proclaims, “Aaaama keeewwl guaaye, beibayh!” (Ouch! That really twisted my facial muscles.) Is the cad “cool”? I don’t know and I ain’t sure about you either. So, let’s pick on someone who is famous. How about Aamir Khan? He has been referred to as a “kewl” guy. But is he really “cool”? We’ll find out.

Just before we get there, I want to tell you why I have chosen to talk about people who are really cool. They add fun to our lives because in their company, we can be ourselves. They make us feel comfortable and we open up. Such people help us improve upon our spontaneity. While dealing with them, we don’t feel like walking on eggshells.

For this article, Aamir Khan is our guinea pig because we all at least know the actor and we call him “cool”. So, let’s talk about what will happen if Aamir is a part of our personal lives and becomes our friend, partner or lover. Heck, do I need to tell you that you will become a celebrity? Secondly, you will have lots of money. And third, your personal life will be a little messy because you will soon know that the actor is actually not as “cool” as you thought he is.

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  • Vishwas

    Hi Rachana!

    Your new exercises will be sent to you soon. Please send me a couple of xerox copies the first exercise before I prepare the new ones.

    Vishwas

  • Vishwas

    Excellent, Valmiki. I am sure people who read your comment would have enjoyed it as much as I did. Do let me know your views on other articles and also ways to improve the content on the website.

  • deepanker

    Vishwas, what would happen ,if one one letter has a loop , instead of both? ie if “d” what does it would mean ? if “t” what would it mean?

  • Vishwas

    Nice article.
    I always resent from making fun of people on their physical aspect.

    This is only because i’m sure that to some extent it must be hurting the person even though he/she may say i dont care about my obesity/dwarfness etc. But i feel hat the only way to stop a erson who has been bombarding u with “funny” comments is to smilingly make fun of him as the TALLTREE did above, or seriously come to the point and attack him/her..cos if u go on ‘absorbing’ all this then i think its stupidness.

    Some people make fun just to gain some cheap attention or just to see some girls giggle,those r the ones v have to teach some lesson.

    To be precise there r couple of ur few friends whom u have given the right to make fun of u,call u fatty,shorty etc..fine, u dont mind it,but then i c some of oversmart guys when they see the close friends making fun (which they r not,its a long term habit as they r really good friends) of u they also jump in and start making fun.Its this kinda guys u have to teach a lesson, infact ur close friends should jump in and support u.

    I think “cool” is when u dont mind ur close friends/bros/sis  making fun of u,but if some1 else wants to chooses to chip in,please show them their place ,if not u’ll only look stupid and not cool.Dont let all of them take u for GRANTED.

    My experience – I’m slightly obese. My close group of friends used to pull my leg sometimes & i didnt mind, v used to do that with each other.

    Then there was this oversmart guy who was the topper of our class good in presentation skills etc.

    He was 5’4 by ht.

    He used to pull legs of eveyone who was obese,has a long nose,but surpisingly nobody used to pull his leg as he was mr.popular,head of the placement committee etc.

    He started to make fun of me as expected,i ignored him twice then one afternoon v were having lunch when he asked him wat did u bring in ur lunch box,i said i had sweet ‘sheera’ as i like sweet alot, so he told me ‘Ya, u dont have to tell me that i can see that on ur body’..then i saw a guy sitting beside him eating lal mirchi chutni so i told that guy ‘hey! give  some of the chutni to the MIDGET sitting beside u,hey! midget i heard that if u eat that u can increase ur height”…he was looking at me with all KHOONNAS…i told him ‘u talk to me when u want a serious discussion nahi tow jitna thoda bahut zamin ke oopar hai ootna hi niche dal doonga’.

    I was doin my PG course that time.I know it seemed schoolish but i was pissed off!!..but it paid,he never came in my way,infact never came in anyone elses way cos some of them started making fun of him also later.

  • Valmiki

    Nice article.
    I always resent from making fun of people on their physical aspect.

    This is only because i’m sure that to some extent it must be hurting the person even though he/she may say i dont care about my obesity/dwarfness etc. But i feel hat the only way to stop a erson who has been bombarding u with “funny” comments is to smilingly make fun of him as the TALLTREE did above, or seriously come to the point and attack him/her..cos if u go on ‘absorbing’ all this then i think its stupidness.

    Some people make fun just to gain some cheap attention or just to see some girls giggle,those r the ones v have to teach some lesson.

    To be precise there r couple of ur few friends whom u have given the right to make fun of u,call u fatty,shorty etc..fine, u dont mind it,but then i c some of oversmart guys when they see the close friends making fun (which they r not,its a long term habit as they r really good friends) of u they also jump in and start making fun.Its this kinda guys u have to teach a lesson, infact ur close friends should jump in and support u.

    I think “cool” is when u dont mind ur close friends/bros/sis  making fun of u,but if some1 else wants to chooses to chip in,please show them their place ,if not u’ll only look stupid and not cool.Dont let all of them take u for GRANTED.

    My experience – I’m slightly obese. My close group of friends used to pull my leg sometimes & i didnt mind, v used to do that with each other.

    Then there was this oversmart guy who was the topper of our class good in presentation skills etc.

    He was 5’4 by ht.

    He used to pull legs of eveyone who was obese,has a long nose,but surpisingly nobody used to pull his leg as he was mr.popular,head of the placement committee etc.

    He started to make fun of me as expected,i ignored him twice then one afternoon v were having lunch when he asked him wat did u bring in ur lunch box,i said i had sweet ‘sheera’ as i like sweet alot, so he told me ‘Ya, u dont have to tell me that i can see that on ur body’..then i saw a guy sitting beside him eating lal mirchi chutni so i told that guy ‘hey! give  some of the chutni to the MIDGET sitting beside u,hey! midget i heard that if u eat that u can increase ur height”…he was looking at me with all KHOONNAS…i told him ‘u talk to me when u want a serious discussion nahi tow jitna thoda bahut zamin ke oopar hai ootna hi niche dal doonga’.

    I was doin my PG course that time.I know it seemed schoolish but i was pissed off!!..but it paid,he never came in my way,infact never came in anyone elses way cos some of them started making fun of him also later.

    • Vishwas

      Excellent, Valmiki. I am sure people who read your comment would have enjoyed it as much as I did. Do let me know your views on other articles and also ways to improve the content on the website.Home

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