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Rest in Peace(Pieces?)

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  1. hope i won't be the next casualty...rest in peace rockuss...he hee...bury ur head under earth 4 nxt 5 yrsss

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  2. wonderful post man may ur soul rest in peace

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  3. rest in pieces rockusnarus..glad that ur ghost is doing the posting still..kudos to the rock bhootam ^:)^

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  4. @praveen: Oru vaipu thaadi vacho...it may help!
    @divakar: Thanx...but now en route to meet Chitraguptan...he wants to weigh my sins :P
    @poison: Depends on where I end up man...hope I am made to roam around the earth in search of peace...:P

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  5. @duttan: I dont type man...just affects the electromagnetic forces and manipulates them so that words appear...earlier we ghosts used to write on doors and windows...now this is nex gen...can write in this "Windows" as well :P

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  6. [-O<

    *a prayer in passing - for d legend that was rockus*

    [-O<

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  7. @akhil: Thanks for the prayers...
    Thou art blessed!

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