hi all, my boss... literally keeps me busy all the time in making his report, his presenations, his ...this and his that.... wht should i do, i dont get time to do my research in all these,,....i dont hv results in my hands after working for so many months even....and i just cant deny any of this, He is the boss...! at the end he matters..........1wht you guys say?

I say your frequent use of abbreviations is completely ridiculous-grow up girl

and wht i think is... u got to learn this.....Fresher in research or what?.....start practising from today..boy!!!!

are you mental?

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I think this thread is lacking love.. How about a bit of love Preeti?

I don't understand

I don't understand writing words without the vowels, what's that all about? I've noticed it is highly related to indian students....do they think it is normal or something?

I don't know about that H, but if it is, I can't imagine Indian Countdown is very interesting.

"I'll have a consonant please Carol. And another. And another. Another please. Five more please."

Maybe they have to select vowels but then get points deducted if they use them

Or maybe they speak a distant version of welsh...

Being a phd student i feel all of us come across similar kind of problems and i thought this forum & studnets around here can help me out with their suggestions. It was my mistake to think that way. I did not post this topic to get insulted or give a chance to anyone here to insult my people. Pls dont post anything here. Thanks for writing and best of luck to u all for ur research. have great day!

Take our advice concerning abbreviations on board-it might help you a lot in the future.

And don't pretend to be offended: honest advice can hurt

Your people??? You mean people that result to writing in text speak? (or removing all the vowels)

As someone of Indian-origin, I have noticed that a lot of students from India do write like this and simply commented on it.

I hardly think it was insulting. You are insulting yourself by writing like that anyway. How hard is it to keep the vowels in your words?