My Dramatic Monologue !!

Lately, i have been wondering a lot about all the judgments we pass around every now and then about so many things, so many people we may or may not know.. Passing judgments has always been a quality we humans have preserved generations after generations. we judge people on so many different levels.. it can be as harmless as ' the lady from the 3rd floor has no sense of fashion' or as serious an accusation as ' her husband is a jackass ' to an extra insensitive one as 'my boss is a loner'.. The thing is, most of the times we don't even realize that our judgments are based on some preconceived notions. Judging essentially means to 'assess something against a standard'. who is to decide this standard? who is to say whats proper/improper , what is meant to be and what should have been in its stead.. try an Exercise : try not to judge anyone for a day! -- You wont make past your first hour at work! and u'd shortly begin with your usual,

Click Here To Listen To \'The Liquor Power\' Upload On My Sound Cloud :-) So i have been to a lot of liquor parties. Parties in GRAND places in Mumbai like The Leela or Mirage where you have rooftops and DJs and real classy crowd around you.. Parties at places where you'll find mostly college crowd, say Pop Tates or Gokul and Parties that are hosted by friends at their homes when parents go out of town mostly thinking, my son will take good care of the house ( LOL! hes gonna drink and dance all over the place!) One thing I couldn't help but notice is how different people act when they are drunk. here are a few observations i'd like to share : - People who usually keep quite, suddenly have this amazing confidence to talk! They yaber yaber about amazing topics, tell truly awesome stories and sometimes, sadly, just talk nonsense (but hey! everybody listening is drunk, who cares!) This phenomenon, slightly exaggerated, is shown (people who watch The Big Bang Theo