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Will you follow me please?

"Did you follow me?" I asked walking to my desk.
"What? You are just back from the washroom," he replied, "Why would I follow you there?"
"No, not there..." I replied correcting him, "That would be so Gay, I meant follow me on twitter...http://twitter.com/sidoscope"
"Why would I follow you on twitter?" he questioned.
"So that you hear me speak..." I replied.
"Why would I hear you speak? We share the cubicle together and we are together for eight hours a day," he asked.
"Because I make witty remarks on everything on twitter..." I replied.
"But you make witty remarks on everything you see, and I don't like it...." he resorted.
"But my remarks are refined and subtle on twitter," I argued, "And I write them very carefully thinking about everything..."
"Where you doing that in the meeting with your phone?" he questioned.
"What?"
"I saw you, staring in your phone deeply, while the presentation was going on... the whole room saw you infact..."
"No, they didn't..." I replied, thinking deeply, when was it.
"Yes, they did, people do notice if you are laughing when the manager is speaking about we not meeting deadlines...." he shrugged.
"But you should follow me on twitter, it is @sidoscope, thats twitter.com/sidoscope." I replied coming back on track.
"I do not want to follow you anywhere, I know you always take the wrong turn and land on another floor in this building..." he replied.
"That happened only once, because I was tweeting while coming out of the lift..." I replied, "Other times I see the correct floor, just miss my cubicle..."
"Isn't that what happened right now?" he asked.
"What?"
"What?"
"What do you mean, this is my cubicle... I know my seat...." I looked around and surprised to see the cubicle different.
"No, you don't, this is not your cubicle, this is not even mine. I was just here to chat with someone," he got up from the seat, "Now follow me @ your cubicle..."


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  1. Chandni (Chanz)Jan 19, 2011, 8:31:00 AM

    u missed your floor..??? and you missed your cubicle... twitter guru ki jai..!!

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  2. Roshmi SinhaJan 19, 2011, 4:51:00 PM

    Hahahahaha!

    This could pretty much be a slice of life... since several lakhs rather millions let their life be ruled by a little blue bird... who is tweeting all the way to the Bank...

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  3. Mahesh Aadhya KalalJan 19, 2011, 5:51:00 PM

    Ek dum sid

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  4. MeghaJan 21, 2011, 11:06:00 PM

    hehe....maja ali vachtana :)
    how r u? howz life?

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  5. TangerineJan 22, 2011, 11:57:00 AM

    Lol!!!!!

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  6. SamadritaJan 22, 2011, 1:10:00 PM

    ROFLMAO! Twitter is seriously messing around with your thought processes. Just don't end up with any other girl apart from your girlfriend when you are on a date, while tweeting! :P
    Btw - "But you make witty remarks on everything you see, and I don't like it...." he resorted.
    I think it will be 'retorted'?

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  7. Siddhesh KabeJan 22, 2011, 1:33:00 PM

    @Chandz
    I once missed my railway station due to twitting... floor toh kuch bhi nai...;)

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  8. Siddhesh KabeJan 22, 2011, 1:34:00 PM

    @Roshmi
    :P We all wanted to fly right like a bird? :P

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  9. Siddhesh KabeJan 22, 2011, 1:35:00 PM

    @Mahesh
    Ek dum thank you....:D

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  10. Siddhesh KabeJan 22, 2011, 1:36:00 PM

    @Megha
    mala pan majja ali lihitana... mee ekdum mast... tu kadhi alis back? :D

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  11. Siddhesh KabeJan 22, 2011, 1:37:00 PM

    @Tang
    ;)

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  12. Siddhesh KabeJan 22, 2011, 1:38:00 PM

    @Sammy
    I hope my marriage is not live twitted online...;)

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  13. RajlakshmiJan 23, 2011, 11:36:00 PM

    hahahah talk abt absent mindness... or is it twitter mania :D
    ROFLing post

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  14. MeghaJan 26, 2011, 8:26:00 PM

    :) thoda track var aliye mi...ata try karte regular lihihayla

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