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Re: # 252

tahmeedi saab that is funny saab. hundreds of millions of baangladaishis floating about in the open sea saab

neembu: i am an achoot chowk poster, not a brahmin article writer. why dont you write up the fp article instead?

tahmed, i think that floating housing idea is oriented towards communities by the rivers

Re: # 252

no, of course you are right. this would be an excellent fp piece-why don't you research this issue and write it up so we can actuallu think about it?

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#249 neembu: no doubt bangladesh has many talented people. but still - is it realistic to expect people to survive while floating on the open sea?? this would stretch the limits of even the wealthiest of nations, let alone a couple of hundred million poverty stricken people who are barely able to survive on dry land.

Re: # 248

you will get bad kidneys saab and that is not good if you dont have drinking water saab

Re: # 246

tahmeedi saab, can the baangladaishis swim saab? if not, they are done

Re: # 246

tahmed,

there is actually a bangladeshi architect who is working on this plan. the proposal includes floating schools, hospitals, etc.. bangladesh's intellectuals (people like mohammad yunus) are brilliant enough to work this out. very exciting to see the results of their visions.

peonoftheeast sahib: not just hearing voices, sir, also seeing things in print. woe is me, sir. i must indeed be crazy sir.

nb #245 rest assured that you are being presumptuous when you make such generalizations, regardless of what is written in HPs posts.

#238 neembu: the dutch have already started building such floating houses in anticipation of rising oceans. but bangladesh has far more people and far fewer resources.

rising waters have already started enveloping pacific islands - new zealand has generously agreed to allow people from entire nations in the pacific - even signed an agreement with Tuvalu permitting entire population to migrate to nz. But the entire subcontinent is a different story.

tahmed,I don't have to presume. Read HP's post, it came before yours.

zeemax: actually i was aware of that, because that was happening when i was living there as well, but thank you once again for showing us what you do best here. :)

Re: # 239

tahmeedi saab you have started to hear voices like masadi saab too saab. that is too bad saab. may be you should see a doctor saab

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