Memoirs of a Last Bench Romeo-II

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I came to 11th, full of anticipation, for I was now free from the shackles of History, Hindi and the like. Except for English, of course, but I didn’t mind English. I mean, you can’t have everything, now, can you? Nothing stood between us now. Biology was always there, but the teacher gave up after […]

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January 27, 2006 | Filed Under Uncategorized | Comments Off 

The Man Who Never Lost…

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High up in the hills of the Snowy (I wonder if Remi would have named them Milou) Mountains (paradox??), the Count paced his corridors, his ears strained trying to catch a sound of the end of the Countess’ screams (now how does he expect to hear the end of a scream??) which would indicate a […]

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January 20, 2006 | Filed Under Uncategorized | Comments Off 

Memoirs of a Last Bench Romeo-I

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For the nerd who lurks within me, biding his time. For the nerd who lurks within all of us, awaiting passion.
I fell in love on, fittingly, Valentine’s Day, 1999. I remember the date only because it was Valentine’s. It wasn’t really love at first sight, or anything as cliched as that. But if I had […]

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January 16, 2006 | Filed Under Uncategorized | Comments Off 

A day in the life of a cyber freak

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To whomsoever it may concern, if this message reaches you, that means I have successfully sent it…Octa log, date 130804,72th hour in the octaIt was still dark outside, it was 4 hours to sunrise. The best thing about being a vampire was that you could be up for every sunrise without having to get out […]

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January 6, 2006 | Filed Under Uncategorized | Comments Off 

Feline Wars Episode VI - The Return of the Mobai

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“The time has come,” muttered Pasht to herself for the umpteenth time as she watched the two men talking from behind her veil. Now this veil was actually multi-dimensional, because Pasht’s disguise as a vegetable seller was her main veil (to prevent mortals shrieking and prostrating on their knees on witnessing divinity) and the superficial […]

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January 4, 2006 | Filed Under Uncategorized | Comments Off