have nothing to say, will say it anyway

Things don't turn out quite the way you'd expect them to. I've got a big bunch of notes which adds up to,oddly, nothing. So I'll ramble on, like in the song, which is, my yo-cousin informs me, about Frodo.
Dilbert strips amaze me. It took me some time to see that it's all real. Everything that happens to Dilbert or any of the characters is like a snapshot out of someone's office/life. mine too sometimes : it takes about three statements/assignments/questions from my pointy-haired to stop me dead in my tracks and make me sit in a zombie-daze and drool away. And this is
usually accomplished well before lunch. have to bone up on dilbert strategy.
Was thinking back about the shows in college. Grudgingly had to admit that I am never going to climb onto a stage to play stuff in this life.
Saw lightning streak across the sky y'day evening, silvery fingers on dark blue. heard the thunder rumble in the distance,heard the gods clearing their throats.
While it rains , if one listens carefully, one can hear/feel them laughing silently.
Talking of dilbert, C&H is one thing that lays out life's questions very neat and clean. Bill's hidden agenda must've been imho something to do with philosophy. And wisely, he made it a comic strip 'coz , well, grown-ups are _such_ kids at times.
so many times.
They say "..language is an instrument of human reason, and not merely a medium for the expression of thought. "
Language is a tool. OK, analogy - a spanner produces a tightened nut. Language produces reason. Does that
sound similiar ?
Then, did man start thinking before language came about or after ?
Gotta run, will take this further later. If I sound stoopid, then it's the samosas I had at tea time that messed up my brain-circuits.

Quote : Every reader should ask himself periodically "Toward what end, toward what end?" -- but do not ask it too often lest you pass up the fun of programming for the constipation of bittersweet philosophy - Alan J Perlis