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25.8.13
Sunday ka Funda
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"Nothing ever goes away until it teaches us what we need to know." — Pema Chodron There are some words with religious connotat...
13.1.13
Sign Qua Non!
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As with any written word, I am intrigued by signatures. My own has caused banks and other institutions much confusion simply because I '...
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4.12.12
Is English an island?
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How English is English? Will we ever know why an editor deleted several words of foreign origin from the Oxford English Dictionary? ...
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16.9.12
Sunday ka Funda
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"The most important things are the hardest to say, because words diminish them." - Stephen King Listen and lose yourself in ot...
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19.11.11
No farting please, we’re Pakistani
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A person sitting in Karachi will now be unable to send a text message telling his friend not to be so ‘cocky’ about his entry through the ‘b...
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2.7.11
Puncturing Punctuation
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? , ; : ( ... ) ! Punctuation marks are to writing what meaningful pauses are to conversation. The comma drama was a yawn that became ...
1.1.11
Tech that...
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It’s maroon-coloured, slick and light. I’d lie down with it propped on my stomach like a baby as words would dribble out of its warm, white ...
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22.12.10
Definitely!
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Mirriam-Webster’s can keep its austere pragmatism to itself. I’ve got my own ideas. The dictionary has got out its list of top ten words of ...
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9.6.09
Countdown to the One Millionth Word?
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This is among the worst instances of dumbing down. They are catering to everyone’s fantasy of concern - something from fashion, pop culture,...
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11.11.08
Trapped by cliches?
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I have always believed that clichés become clichés because they express sentiments or reality continually. Language has given us the ability...
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7.11.08
Folds
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Cotton silk. Two disparates. Coming together. Woven. Warp and weft. Coloured red. Darkened deeper. Splashed. Touch the fabric. Without me....
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