Fake it, because you will never make it. 1. Order people around. Don't do any work. Because leaders lead , they don't work.  2. Don't research before starting anything. Don't think before starting anything. If somebody questions what you said/did/imposed upon people/decided, tell them about your vast experience in every field that ever existed in the history of mankind. Tell them about the deep insights that only you have. 3. Quote random websites and figures when somebody dares to question your great insights. 4. Call people for meeting again and again, even when there's nothing to discuss about and nothing to do. Divide the non-existent work among the team-members and chillax. 5. If somebody has a good idea, tell them it's bad (Steve Jobs did it too!). Then give a 30 minute speech, using words from 15th century English, about why it's wrong. Speak until the other person zones out and accepts whatever you want (probably because they can't be

Can we have intellectual jokes please? Mantra: Fake it, because you can never make it. 1. Crib about how the world is a superficial place. Talk about your vision of a world where intellect matters more than appearances. This will cover up for your poor fashion sense. 2. Never speak in class. Criticize those who do. Roll your eyes often. 3. Talk about philosophies of minimalism. Talk about how consumerism is destroying our entire generation. It's cooler than admitting that you are eternally broke. 4. Don't bathe before coming to class. It will seem as though you are too busy in important intellectual pursuits to give a damn about something as unimportant as hygiene. 5. Click a thousand pictures (and upload them all over the social media) the one time you go out in a month. It will look like you had been too busy. 6. Don't click selfies in public. Mock those who do.(You can later click a 100 selfies when you are alone.) 7. Wear XL sized clothe

Ain't we funny? We are a bunch of college students, who judge people - all the time. We don't have the time, energy or the guts to tell people on their faces that they are idiots. So we write. We are like trolls, but just a little more civilized. Vision : To offend people. Mission: To offend people on a mission mode.

Can you appreciate a good sense of humor, without getting offended? Mantra : Fake it, because you can definitely not make it. 1. Pick an argument with the teacher on anything . Intimidate them with your loud arguments. The arguments need not be logical. 2. Ask a doubt about something very unimportant, irrelevant and very vaguely related to the topic being taught. Even better if no one in class knows about it. Better still, if even the teacher doesn't know about it. Then engage the teacher in the vague conversation about your vague doubt. It shows your vast expanse of knowledge. Eg. If teacher is teaching you chemistry, you can ask a doubt about unicorns because chemistry is like alchemy, alchemy is magical, magical is unicorn! 3. Start your questions with "This may sound weird/stupid", so that the teacher tells you that it is not stupid. Not stupid means smart. Which means the teacher acknowledged your smartness. Bask in the glory. 4. Ask the teacher to go bac

I was a happy little kid who hardly ever bothered about dressing up for the world. I wasn’t given a memo and suddenly the world expected me to doll up.  The first streak of free and unsolicited advice came from my parlour aunty.  This happens every time I visit her for the occasional eyebrow plucking because unibrow ain't that welcome for any function. She says the same set of dialogues and she just won't give up. From politely asking about my acne issues, she goes on to tell me on how I might miss out on getting a nice and good looking husband in future, only because I was stingy and did not get a cleanup or made myself go through the regular horror of hot waxing. I wish the world understand that a few of us do not care  about the superficial notion of beauty and make-believe fashion, and o ur kind is not extinct yet.  Do you feel the same too?  Would you say #metoo? In my head, I have no frocks to give but I walk out thanking her, until the next time. 

Fake it, because you’ll never be able to make it.  1. Talk about lipsticks and shoes with other wannabe-elites. 2. Have a fake accent, if not American or British, then at least a South Delhi accent. 3. Wear boots in 25 degree Celsius because Winter Fashion! 4. Wear 6 inch heels and have a swing in your stride. 5.   Buy an iPhone and keep asking for iPhone chargers in class.( How else would they know that you own one!) 6. Scream and kiss on each others’ cheek when you see a fellow wannabe elite. 7. Complain about how unprofessional non-pencil-skirt-wearers appear. 8. Post regular Instagram stories about the high end cafe you visited. 9. Use terms like “Gawar” for those who are not wannabe-elites. 10.   Use   at least 10 words with more than 8 letters. You don’t need to know their meaning. Just use them frequently enough to let people know that you know them. 11. Loudly exclaim “God..!I need a drink” every time you attend a lon