The number of people with whom you are chatting with doesn’t matter. What matters is whether the conversation goes beyond the same old questions like How are you?, Howz life?, What’s up?, What’s new? or not!
The number of people with whom you are chatting with doesn’t matter. What matters is whether the conversation goes beyond the same old questions like How are you?, Howz life?, What’s up?, What’s new? or not!
LoL …
no more comments 😛
Dear Aparna,
I do think that it is a good way to exchange thoughts but if used in a good manner.
Regards
Arvind,
😛
Saravanan,
It is not when you keep answering to the same questions in one chat window after another
True, sometimes when it doesn’t get beyond formalities, it gets boring 🙂 But then, I guess its with only a few people that we find it comfortable talking in detail.
Sathej
well to tell you the fact that out of curiousity in my early college days .. i went on to meet one of my chat friend in a local temple.. since the screen name was damn good.. thought i would expect an eyeball.. but was haunted at the very sight of her atleast for some days 😛
i made it a point that i wouldn’t go out or meet someone whom i have never seen before unless these is some kinda introduction b/w us.. 🙂
Never ever expect something different … its all ordinary.. 😀
p.s: no hard feelings meant 😛
@ vishnu
ROFL…
Did you post this after a chat with me? 😛
@vishnu,
ROTFL…Why blood ? Same blood …for me also 🙂
hahahha…
@comments, makkal ipdi nejamaavay bulb ellam vangirukangala.
This sounds like some sort of a Zen advice.
@ D.k. : i was sure i wasn’t alone 😉
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Sathej,
Hmmm
Vishnu,
LOL!
Teal,
Epdi correcta kandupidicha? 😛 Just kidding! 😉
Suriya,
You too?
Aravind,
🙂
Dinesh,
Zen advice?
I should have said Zen Wisdom. Things like “The journey is the reward”. Zen talks about the portions that matter most on the things that you do.
Dinesh,
Oh ok. I have no clue about Zen wisdom.
Here is one more – “Accepting that you do not know something, is the first step to knowing that thing”
Dinesh,
I have got that quote as a forward many times