Our Final Year in SVCE is the one most indelible year in my memory. Quite a few big league events occured. One thing was getting placed into Wipro. This happened just around 2-3 weeks of starting the semester. Well after that it was a party all the way!

As I sit back and reminisce about the 4 years in SVCE, it now appears that I am actually missing it! But I cant say the same thing about a few characters back there. Well... SVCE was quite a good place. God knows if I will see it again! The canteen was bad, the food was crap, bus cramped.. Yet have some very good memories of the place!
Made quite a number of good friends, some special ones, and had a whole lot of fun! All the parties we used to have, all the classes we used to bunk! all the profs(if u can call them that) we pissed off! Priceless!
One unforgettable person who haunted me in 3 out of the 4 years was Mr. Mariappan. With all due regards to him, it was not his fault that he acted like the way he did. You cant act any better if you had an IQ lower than a maggot and an intellect worse than a brick! Bloody fool was SHOCKED that I had cleared my DSP paper in revaluation. He was the chief valuator or some fool like that and he had made sure that only 2 out of the hundreds who had applied for revaluation would clear the exam! That cheap shit couldnt digest the fact that I managed to clear it!!!! Well thats tat.. and spending any more time on him will be a criminal waste!
Shoutouts to all you guys who made my 4 years in SVCE very memorable and worth reminiscing and writing about!!

And to all the members of the so called DISTORTION , in case you ever see this... well WE were the best!!

Geez!! I was going through some blogs of my old college mates and what do I see, people exerting all their literary abilities to the limit, seemingly trying for the Booker or something! whew!! Guys a blog is where u can rant, rave and ramble.. why all the crap about "wax eloquent" etc.. why the f*** do u wanna show off !

We are so programmed from our childhood to follow norms, conform to conventions that we never realize that we unconsiously mould ourselves to be an accepted member of the "society". No doubt all these rules and regulations are very essential but we must understand that these are not supreme. The fear of questioning the system weighs so heavily on the mind that the very idea of violating it or non conforming to it doesnt even occur.
There would be no change if there were nobody who dare to think beyond the societal cocoon. They are the Radicals. The people who dont give a damn about the ridicule, the non belief and the lack of enthusiasm and encouragement from the weak and the lazy and the foolish around them.

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