Thursday, September 15, 2011

East is Easy-Going

Ok, swear to God, I promised myself I shall stay away from the blog today...

But this calls for an emergency post.

The world (accha India, sorry I tend to get carried away) has been shaken by this post: Open Letter to a Delhi Boy

That's all it takes: one good old North-South rabble rousing post, and you are famous. And here I am, blogging for more than four years, for a grand total of four readers...

Why, oh why, am I from the East? My parents are responsible for my obscurity... and Tagore too (don't ask me why)

24 comments:

  1. Dude...the East and West MUST war. The north-South thing has gotten boring now. ;)

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  2. @chandni

    sighh... we Bongs are mild and peaceful as long as we have our afternoon siestas, ilish machh, chai and rosogolla. And of course, Tagore...

    But let me try to stir up a controversy and blog provocatively against Bal Thackeray and the marathi manoos

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  3. Jesus yes, all this controversy is making this girl, sprouting all this vile, super popular. I wonder if that was the point of her post all along? Ah the East is much too chilled out and gentle to bother with spewing such tripe. Though it might be worth it to end the north-south endless debate!

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  4. @pooja
    what can i say about the girl? mallika sherawat in the making...

    i so want to rant and rave and bcome popular :(

    P.S.: welcome!

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  5. So many obsecene lines in that post not to mention the wide gaping generalizations. The intelligence of a three year old autistic combined with something I forget.. Wah wah, excellent analogy. ;/ ugh

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  6. We all are war loving people I guess.

    the video of wife slapping her husband in her personal life is looped in the TV news and if a farmer makes a land fertile and lives in peace, nobody actually wants him.

    peace, has nothing interesting in it. May be.

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  7. make that 5 readers... :)

    have a go at this too - http://disgruntledmob.blogspot.com/2011/09/bhaiyya-palika-bazaar-ka-kitna.html

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  8. @Heathcliff's Girl
    who cares? dude, she is FAMOUS!!!
    obscenity sells. ovrnight she has become th rakhi sawant of blogosphere.

    @survivingbrain
    you either choose peace or fame. or junk food (in my case)...

    @Occasional Brilliance
    :) welcome...
    and yea, I did read that one as well. personally i think the original post doesnt deserve ANY response.

    Blogger should introduce a minimum maturity clause for posts to be published.

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  9. Bal Thackeray ahh that would be interesting but the dude is like 85 year old .Better pick on his nephew

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  10. @quiet thoughts

    ahhh... i can already picture myself writing the open letter to a Mumbai boy :)
    and thanks for dropping by...

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  11. I know that particular post has become a north-south thing...but whatever she wrote, is it sumthing only south indians feel about Delhi or Delhites?? really??

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  12. @kaustav

    I suppose it's more to do with what individuals feel about a certain other individual. The problem arises when the feelings are generalized...

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  13. You actually bothered to write about a one hit wonder? 6 months down the line lets revisit this post.

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  14. 6 months down the line she will be coming out with a book and too busy to blog... such is life!!

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  15. You should read I too had a love story by Ravinder Shah. It will answer a lot of your lifes questions. And bring you peace.

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  16. @ neil

    why would I do that to myself? A certain Ms AJ has already warned me of the consequences...

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  17. I myself will warn you of the perils of reading it. But it opens your eyes to lifes bigger puzzles.

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  18. Im not disclosing my worldly wisdom for free on your blog, will ping you about it.

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  19. I know. How do you put up with them? Ok dont answer if you too dont want to dispel world wisdom for free on your blog ....

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  20. You know, I seriously, albeit boringly, believe that obscurity is way acceptable over notoriety any day..
    I mean, do you really want to be famous for hurting people's feelings and exposing yourself as a racist (honking South India's horns against North Indians is Racist!)??

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  21. @neil
    stop crying like a girl... we need to get you drunk!

    @ssoggo
    well i have done the obscurity thing... someday I would also like the notoriety if only for the heck of it. just to experience it you know and then come back to my boring nice self

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  22. FYI. Random surfing landed me here, couple of posts down I am kind of liking the blog. 4 readers u said :-) haha. Strange. I think the way you write is something thats natural and precisely the way I like my reading served :-) keep blogging. And count me in as a reader ... :-)

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  23. @noah
    welcome and thanks a lot! Hope you will drop in often and be the 6th reader :)

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