Merlot Daruwala wrote:What a nutjob! So the cartoon which so outraged her is not just a cartoon but a cyber-crime and a murder conspiracy by CPM cadres! And anyone who asks her a question is a Maoist and CPM cadre!

The earnest young lady who asked the last question also has the last word.

PS: I only wish it was not Sagarika Ghosh who presided over that meltdown. That insufferable woman will now view this as a feather in her self-righteous cap.

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:what language was didi speaking before she walked off?

MulaiAzhagi wrote:Compare this inarticulate idiot Mamta with Jayalalitha, a highly intelligent, articulate and a decisive leader with great communication skills.

JJ would have charmed the audience.

She is not only charming but charismatic as well.

JJ is PM material. No doubt about it.

Huzefa Kapasi wrote:it is very unfortunate cnn-ibn selectively screened the audience to consist of entirely maoists sympathizers and cpim cadre. they thought they could fool mamata! she smelt a rat fast.

Merlot Daruwala wrote:

MulaiAzhagi wrote:Compare this inarticulate idiot Mamta with Jayalalitha, a highly intelligent, articulate and a decisive leader with great communication skills.

JJ would have charmed the audience.

She is not only charming but charismatic as well.

JJ is PM material. No doubt about it.

Breasty Beauty, Amma likes this post of yours. Next visit to Chennai, you get to stand in the VIP line to kiss her feet. So instead of the average 5.4 hours of wait time for the common AIADMK worker, you wonly have to wait for 15 minutes.

Merlot Daruwala wrote:Yeah, the very fact that the first two questioners were both from Jadavpur Univ set her spider sense tingling

Rashmun wrote:http://www.telegraphindia.com/1120520/jsp/frontpage/story_15509625.jsp#.T7kFvHimnpQ

Merlot Daruwala wrote:What a nutjob! So the cartoon which so outraged her is not just a cartoon but a cyber-crime and a murder conspiracy by CPM cadres! And anyone who asks her a question is a Maoist and CPM cadre!

The earnest young lady who asked the last question also has the last word.

PS: I only wish it was not Sagarika Ghosh who presided over that meltdown. That insufferable woman will now view this as a feather in her self-righteous cap.

Huzefa Kapasi wrote:there is lots of society peeple like email society peeple and the facebook society peeple and the twitter society peeple. like the email society you know. they have their own society. and this man [the prof. who circulated the cartoon] who is cpim, has misused the cartoon of the society peeples without their consent. it is his society peeple they lodged the complaint, it is not we. and after that, the government is sooooo democratic we have not done anything wrong otherwise he should be in the jail because he should be in the custody. it is not the cartoon, it is the decomposed photo. it is the maoist and cpim peeple that are putting up this question. he has done cyber crime. it was political crime to mardar me.

Huzefa Kapasi wrote: ram jethmalini rightly calls her "a twit of a girl"

Huzefa Kapasi wrote:

Huzefa Kapasi wrote: ram jethmalini rightly calls her "a twit of a girl"

sorry, he calls he, "a chit of a girl." i just understood what he was saying.

p.s. my post was not in sarcasm. i was being serious, lol.

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:

Huzefa Kapasi wrote:

Huzefa Kapasi wrote: ram jethmalini rightly calls her "a twit of a girl"

sorry, he calls he, "a chit of a girl." i just understood what he was saying.

p.s. my post was not in sarcasm. i was being serious, lol.

there is no such expression as "a chit of a girl". i think he meant "a slip of a girl" although in his sindhilish accent, further twisted by anger, it came out sounding like "a chit....".

blabberwock wrote:

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:

Huzefa Kapasi wrote:

Huzefa Kapasi wrote: ram jethmalini rightly calls her "a twit of a girl"

sorry, he calls he, "a chit of a girl." i just understood what he was saying.

p.s. my post was not in sarcasm. i was being serious, lol.

there is no such expression as "a chit of a girl". i think he meant "a slip of a girl" although in his sindhilish accent, further twisted by anger, it came out sounding like "a chit....".

"My will, Peg! my will!" says he: "I'm a
bachelor--no friends--no relations, Peg." Lies! And now he's to
bring home a new mistress, a baby-faced chit of a girl! If he
wanted a wife, the fool, why couldn't he have one suitable to his
age, and that knew his ways? She won't come in MY way, he says.
No, that she won't, but you little think why, Arthur boy!' "

http://www.dickens-literature.com/Nicholas_Nickleby/54.html

Huzefa Kapasi wrote:i can't help recounting one sour incident in jethmalani's career. he had gone with the media to chandra shekhar's (ex pm) country home in ballia, UP, to teach him a thing or two about the constitution. chandra shekhar came out with his supporters to meet him. they took their chappals and jootis (shoes) and rained them on him. the media taped it. chandra shekhar taught jethmalani that there was no constitution in his village. jethmalani stopped teaching his likes about the constitution and stuck to teaching the judges of the SC about it.

Merlot Daruwala wrote:We positively adore thuggish, lumpen behavior... That is the essence of our democracy.

panini press wrote:

Merlot Daruwala wrote:We positively adore thuggish, lumpen behavior... That is the essence of our democracy.

Yes, and there is nothing remotely democratic about it. Our adoration of thuggish behavior originates in the Indian reverence for authority and might, thanks to thousands of years of servitude to whoever happened to be powerful at the time. This is why you will find educated people heartily defending the thuggish behavior of people like Diggy Raja and Sri Rama Sene. And this is why we treat our political leaders as living gods, and Sagarika Ghosh opens the interview with Didi almost in glee at the latter being called one of the "100 most powerful people in the world."

Huzefa Kapasi wrote:i can't help recounting one sour incident in jethmalani's career. he had gone with the media to chandra shekhar's (ex pm) country home in ballia, UP, to teach him a thing or two about the constitution. chandra shekhar came out with his supporters to meet him. they took their chappals and jootis (shoes) and rained them on him. the media taped it. chandra shekhar taught jethmalani that there was no constitution in his village. jethmalani stopped teaching his likes about the constitution and stuck to teaching the judges of the SC about it.

blabberwock wrote:

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:

Huzefa Kapasi wrote:

Huzefa Kapasi wrote: ram jethmalini rightly calls her "a twit of a girl"

sorry, he calls he, "a chit of a girl." i just understood what he was saying.

p.s. my post was not in sarcasm. i was being serious, lol.

there is no such expression as "a chit of a girl". i think he meant "a slip of a girl" although in his sindhilish accent, further twisted by anger, it came out sounding like "a chit....".

"My will, Peg! my will!" says he: "I'm a
bachelor--no friends--no relations, Peg." Lies! And now he's to
bring home a new mistress, a baby-faced chit of a girl! If he
wanted a wife, the fool, why couldn't he have one suitable to his
age, and that knew his ways? She won't come in MY way, he says.
No, that she won't, but you little think why, Arthur boy!' "

http://www.dickens-literature.com/Nicholas_Nickleby/54.html