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Tuesday, May 04, 2004

Sometimes, it is irritating when you're working and some of your colleagues are chatting in their mother tongue (Telugu). They go on incessantly and they are busy chatting, not concerned whether that is affecting someone else, and you don't understand a thing of what debate, discussion, smalltalk is going on. It is irritating!