About JM feeling superior

Rishi wrote:Jews think they are the chosen people. It empowers them to achieve greater things.

It does not affect my life one bit.

Similarly JM thinks Syrian Christians are better than others. It also does not affect my life.

Neither a Jew nor a Syrian Christian oppressed me or other Hindus. They may be cliquish.

Whereas the behavior of Muslims towards Hindus is different altogether.

Why all that noise about JM's feeling superior to others?

Rishi wrote:Jews think they are the chosen people. It empowers them to achieve greater things.

It does not affect my life one bit.

Similarly JM thinks Syrian Christians are better than others. It also does not affect my life.

Neither a Jew nor a Syrian Christian oppressed me or other Hindus. They may be cliquish.

Whereas the behavior of Muslims towards Hindus is different altogether.

Why all that noise about JM's feeling superior to others?

Jeremiah Mburuburu wrote:

Rishi wrote:Jews think they are the chosen people. It empowers them to achieve greater things.

It does not affect my life one bit.

Similarly JM thinks Syrian Christians are better than others. It also does not affect my life.

Neither a Jew nor a Syrian Christian oppressed me or other Hindus. They may be cliquish.

Whereas the behavior of Muslims towards Hindus is different altogether.

Why all that noise about JM's feeling superior to others?

please don't take people who say things about me seriously. i don't.

Impedimenta wrote: That is a good attitude.

Jeremiah Mburuburu wrote:

Rishi wrote:Jews think they are the chosen people. It empowers them to achieve greater things.

It does not affect my life one bit.

Similarly JM thinks Syrian Christians are better than others. It also does not affect my life.

Neither a Jew nor a Syrian Christian oppressed me or other Hindus. They may be cliquish.

Whereas the behavior of Muslims towards Hindus is different altogether.

Why all that noise about JM's feeling superior to others?

please don't take people who say things about me seriously. i don't.

Jeremiah Mburuburu wrote:please don't take people who say things about me seriously. i don't.

Jeremiah Mburuburu wrote:

Rishi wrote:Jews think they are the chosen people. It empowers them to achieve greater things.

It does not affect my life one bit.

Similarly JM thinks Syrian Christians are better than others. It also does not affect my life.

Neither a Jew nor a Syrian Christian oppressed me or other Hindus. They may be cliquish.

Whereas the behavior of Muslims towards Hindus is different altogether.

Why all that noise about JM's feeling superior to others?

please don't take people who say things about me seriously. i don't.

Jeremiah Mburuburu wrote:

Rishi wrote:Jews think they are the chosen people. It empowers them to achieve greater things.

It does not affect my life one bit.

Similarly JM thinks Syrian Christians are better than others. It also does not affect my life.

Neither a Jew nor a Syrian Christian oppressed me or other Hindus. They may be cliquish.

Whereas the behavior of Muslims towards Hindus is different altogether.

Why all that noise about JM's feeling superior to others?

please don't take people who say things about me seriously. i don't.

achachan wrote:He opposes persecution and will fight it out alone even if the whole telugu gang and a few thugs of other linguistic origins throw kitchen sinks at him. What a fighter. He serves timely reminders about the centuries of oppression and social injustice meted out by the Hindus.
He corrects spelling mistakes like his life depended on it. He might get a commendation from Miriam Webster soon. He is a social scientist who derives amusement from the angry words he skillfully elicits from the clueless creatures he toys with from time to time. One man, many battles, much blood- the one and only word warrior JM.

Jeremiah Mburuburu wrote:

achachan wrote:He opposes persecution and will fight it out alone even if the whole telugu gang and a few thugs of other linguistic origins throw kitchen sinks at him. What a fighter. He serves timely reminders about the centuries of oppression and social injustice meted out by the Hindus.
He corrects spelling mistakes like his life depended on it. He might get a commendation from Miriam Webster soon. He is a social scientist who derives amusement from the angry words he skillfully elicits from the clueless creatures he toys with from time to time. One man, many battles, much blood- the one and only word warrior JM.

sarcasm in correct english! you could have used an exclamation mark after "what a fighter." why didn't you use your usual name? btw, now that rahul dravid has retired, have you lost interest in cricket?

Jeremiah Mburuburu wrote:

achachan wrote:He opposes persecution and will fight it out alone even if the whole telugu gang and a few thugs of other linguistic origins throw kitchen sinks at him. What a fighter. He serves timely reminders about the centuries of oppression and social injustice meted out by the Hindus.
He corrects spelling mistakes like his life depended on it. He might get a commendation from Miriam Webster soon. He is a social scientist who derives amusement from the angry words he skillfully elicits from the clueless creatures he toys with from time to time. One man, many battles, much blood- the one and only word warrior JM.

sarcasm in correct english! you could have used an exclamation mark after "what a fighter." why didn't you use your usual name? btw, now that rahul dravid has retired, have you lost interest in cricket?

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:

Jeremiah Mburuburu wrote:

achachan wrote:He opposes persecution and will fight it out alone even if the whole telugu gang and a few thugs of other linguistic origins throw kitchen sinks at him. What a fighter. He serves timely reminders about the centuries of oppression and social injustice meted out by the Hindus.
He corrects spelling mistakes like his life depended on it. He might get a commendation from Miriam Webster soon. He is a social scientist who derives amusement from the angry words he skillfully elicits from the clueless creatures he toys with from time to time. One man, many battles, much blood- the one and only word warrior JM.

sarcasm in correct english! you could have used an exclamation mark after "what a fighter." why didn't you use your usual name? btw, now that rahul dravid has retired, have you lost interest in cricket?

JM -- i just saw this post and have a nagging feeling that you think that i am the poster you are replying to, i.e. achachan. i am not achachan.

Muezzin-Bar'chu wrote:

achachan wrote:...He might get a commendation from Miriam Webster soon...

Miriam, really?!

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:

Jeremiah Mburuburu wrote:

achachan wrote:He opposes persecution and will fight it out alone even if the whole telugu gang and a few thugs of other linguistic origins throw kitchen sinks at him. What a fighter. He serves timely reminders about the centuries of oppression and social injustice meted out by the Hindus.
He corrects spelling mistakes like his life depended on it. He might get a commendation from Miriam Webster soon. He is a social scientist who derives amusement from the angry words he skillfully elicits from the clueless creatures he toys with from time to time. One man, many battles, much blood- the one and only word warrior JM.

sarcasm in correct english! you could have used an exclamation mark after "what a fighter." why didn't you use your usual name? btw, now that rahul dravid has retired, have you lost interest in cricket?

JM -- i just saw this post and have a nagging feeling that you think that i am the poster you are replying to, i.e. achachan. i am not achachan.

achachan wrote:He opposes persecution and will fight it out alone even if the whole telugu gang and a few thugs of other linguistic origins throw kitchen sinks at him. What a fighter. He serves timely reminders about the centuries of oppression and social injustice meted out by the Hindus.
He corrects spelling mistakes like his life depended on it. He might get a commendation from Miriam Webster soon. He is a social scientist who derives amusement from the angry words he skillfully elicits from the clueless creatures he toys with from time to time. One man, many battles, much blood- the one and only word warrior JM.

Vidya Bagchi wrote:I think it was HK. JM may be think it's GC.

Vidya Bagchi wrote:I Thot it was hk.

Jeremiah Mburuburu wrote:

achachan wrote:He opposes persecution and will fight it out alone even if the whole telugu gang and a few thugs of other linguistic origins throw kitchen sinks at him. What a fighter. He serves timely reminders about the centuries of oppression and social injustice meted out by the Hindus.
He corrects spelling mistakes like his life depended on it. He might get a commendation from Miriam Webster soon. He is a social scientist who derives amusement from the angry words he skillfully elicits from the clueless creatures he toys with from time to time. One man, many battles, much blood- the one and only word warrior JM.

sarcasm in correct english! you could have used an exclamation mark after "what a fighter." why didn't you use your usual name? btw, now that rahul dravid has retired, have you lost interest in cricket?

southindian wrote:

Grandpa, I always thought Max is the ghost writer with VB handle, showing his love and affection for Hindian language. I like his Hindian songs and posts.

Vidya Bagchi wrote:JM may be think it's GC.