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Mark Sarvas is upset that airlines don’t understand redundancy. Really, how did that meme ever start and begin?
Sonia Faleiro nails the difference between our sportsmen and our sports officials.
I feel bad for this lady. But thankful that she wasn’t flying Air Deccan, where the flying experience wouldn’t…
Reader Vivek Kodira points me to a joyful WTF page that explains how masturbation is evil. I especially love…
... and traditions. I feel immense schadenfreude whenever government officials are caught on the wrong side of the law,…
16 November, 2007
Hypocrisy, Thy Name is Politics
As Opposition BJP plans to disrupt Parliament proceedings on the Nandigram issue, the Left parties have decided not to allow it to be raised saying it was a ‘state subject’.
After a meeting of four Left parties, the leaders maintained that the Nandigram issue was a “state law and order subject” which could not be discussed in Parliament as rules did not permit such matters to be raised.
Narendra Modi could give the same pathetic excuse about Gujarat, no? Would the Left agree?
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Be careful what you wish for
Heh again!
By Sanjeev Naik in Miscellaneous
Baby Boomers
Heh. (Via Arvind Krishnaswamy.)
By Amit Varma in Miscellaneous
The Desperate Passion of Ben Foster
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One Chai and a Wills Navy Cut
Pablo Bartholomew's latest exhibition offers intimate recall of the 70s and 80s
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#106 - Generalissimo 76
Sample clues
9 across: Van Morrison classic from Moondance (7)
6 down: Order beginning with ‘A’ (12)
