I hope the heading speaks for itself! There is this issue I have. Though I would insist on emphasizing that the issue hasn't yet bowled me clean. It's actually great loss of certain parts of the body that calls me to caution many an aspirant before they enter these doomed portals, lest they join the balding troupe!
Yes, the truth however sour has to be uttered. And I'm obliging the fortunate few who are reading these words before getting themselves admitted here. Ho Ho!
I know not the teleology. Care do I neither! All I trouble for is the pelage. It is either turning a premature grey, or simply choosing to drop off our heads! And no one in the campus seems to make much deal out of it! I'm surprised! I pen down therefore, the hitherto unwritten...
Pretty negative this may seem...yeah!
Yes, the truth however sour has to be uttered. And I'm obliging the fortunate few who are reading these words before getting themselves admitted here. Ho Ho!
I know not the teleology. Care do I neither! All I trouble for is the pelage. It is either turning a premature grey, or simply choosing to drop off our heads! And no one in the campus seems to make much deal out of it! I'm surprised! I pen down therefore, the hitherto unwritten...
On a more serious note, I'd say that hair(only referring to what fills our skull region) being the crowning glory of many a collegiate (owing to it's magical effect on the opposite sex), or any person in his/her prime for that matter is very much expected to retain its color, or at least stay put! It may be the water's hardness or the excess dissolved salts that cause the havoc! Mind you, I'm dead serious about this. It is a real health issue, and it's only in a laggard country like India where it is being given no notice.
Pretty negative this may seem...yeah!
But just walk down the corridors in our hostels to meet many young lads with thinning hairlines! O ENGINEERING ASPIRANT, YE BE WARNED!!!
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