Submissions

The truth never lies with the "blind", and even though we may need eyes to see without reason nothing can be perceived.

Paul Trawitzki, from Certain Truths

Patience is sitting through an entire floppy show wearing a benign smile.

Dipak Sen Gupta, in Vice and Virtue

Insure life. Death is already insured.

Dipak Sen Gupta, in Life and Death

When an information is in formation, wait.

Dipak Sen Gupta, in Wisdom and Ignorance

Earn money, pay tax. Earn more money, pay more tax. Earn.... Pay.... Vanish. Finish.

Dipak Sen Gupta, in Happiness and Misery

A person who doesn't drink doesn't know what he is not doing.

Dipak Sen Gupta, in Food and Drink

Children should stay children. Pity that they grow up and develop attitudes.

Dipak Sen Gupta, in Vice and Virtue

I have nothing in my vanity except some cleaning materials.

Dipak Sen Gupta, in Vice and Virtue

Happiness happens.

Dipak Sen Gupta, in Happiness and Misery

Stars donot twinkle to a myopic eye.

Dipak Sen Gupta, in Altruism and Cynicism

Middle age is the age that levitates between two equal and opposite forces; namely, the youngman's urge to grow older and the oldman's wish to feel younger.

Dipak Sen Gupta, in Men and Women

Anything, however insignificant, that may be lacking in the friendship between your friend and you makes a staple food for your enemy.

Dipak Sen Gupta, in Altruism and Cynicism

A woman was in love with me since I was very young. She happened to be married to my father.

Dipak Sen Gupta

Last laugh lasts.

Dipak Sen Gupta, in Wisdom and Ignorance

The transformation from being knowledgeably ignorant to being ignorantly knowledgeable may not happen within a lifetime.

Dipak Sen Gupta, in Wisdom and Ignorance

Enmity and envy are conjoined twins.

Dipak Sen Gupta, in Wisdom and Ignorance

The institution that has only two students and no faculty is called the institution of marriage.

Dipak Sen Gupta, in Men and Women

Honesty is the best fallacy.

Dipak Sen Gupta, in Altruism and Cynicism

I always thought I had nothing when I actually had enough. Now I do have nothing and actually enough of it.

Dipak Sen Gupta, in Happiness and Misery

All friends were strangers once.

Dipak Sen Gupta, in Men and Women