THOUGHTS FROM V. KARTHIKAYAN
An advocate is one who knows how to belate benefits, complicate issues, implicate innocents, extricate evil doers, locate loopholes and vindicate verbally anything.
Some people follow certain habits and in some following is a habit.
Everyone wants to possess liberty but when they have it they seem possessed.
Bureaucracy is where accuracy and precipitancy is proportionate to the currency.
Anxiety, even in brevity can cause enough difficulty.
Adjustment is the best treatment to a person of bad temperament.
At times, absence is lack of nuisance.
It is always better to abandon anger than to abandon angrily.
Capability is a combination of clarity in thinking, dexterity in performing and alacrity in achieving the results.
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No man was ever so completely skilled
in the conduct of life, as not to receive
new information from age and experience.
—Terence
