Temporal March 29, 2005
#16 Posted by dL on April 3, 2005 3:39:56 pm
i reserve ``brilliant`` for the previous incarnation ... which I thought was almost hawthornish in its unarticulated twisted smile ...
:-)
dL
:-)
dL
#15 Posted by madpolkadot on March 31, 2005 9:24:48 pm
You call it hypocrisy he calls it righteousness. To each his own kaleidoscope.
#12 Posted by Raw_Dust on March 29, 2005 4:25:03 pm
temp: yea he frequently posts his garbage. though stating the obvious but i agree.
#11 Posted by temporal on March 29, 2005 3:51:37 pm
epiphany:
when did it ever go out of fashjion?
R-D:
thanks for showing up...sorry this gibberish does not stand up to your high standards...heard chusni/echoboom has posted some on the unplugged...
when did it ever go out of fashjion?
R-D:
thanks for showing up...sorry this gibberish does not stand up to your high standards...heard chusni/echoboom has posted some on the unplugged...
#10 Posted by Raw_Dust on March 29, 2005 3:26:27 pm
echoboom bhai saab.. calls atheists etc. zani, sharabi , baba-blacksheep blah blah blah... (it is quite funny actually) ..
this is i think temporal`s ``sophisticated`` reply in return... only that he has the luxury to mask this gibberish as a ``short short story`` and get it on front page.
this is i think temporal`s ``sophisticated`` reply in return... only that he has the luxury to mask this gibberish as a ``short short story`` and get it on front page.
#9 Posted by epiphany on March 29, 2005 1:51:55 pm
Temporal,
We are about smothered by the nefarious trick of vile hypocrisy done like a dark, poisonous veil over the minds of us (mostly) innocent denizens by (mostly) crooked politicians.
This article above also reminded me of the rhetorics of a religious leader in Pakistan deriding the social and political system here in the US while his own son was part of the system by being a student at a US university.
Also makes me think if hypocrisy is becoming fashionable somewhere in the world.
Peace!
We are about smothered by the nefarious trick of vile hypocrisy done like a dark, poisonous veil over the minds of us (mostly) innocent denizens by (mostly) crooked politicians.
This article above also reminded me of the rhetorics of a religious leader in Pakistan deriding the social and political system here in the US while his own son was part of the system by being a student at a US university.
Also makes me think if hypocrisy is becoming fashionable somewhere in the world.
Peace!
#8 Posted by temporal on March 29, 2005 1:51:00 pm
urstruly:
i seem to have no luck with naming the male character....in an earlier draft he was khaled ahmed ( i was reading TFT then) and not sardar... someone comes along and questions my judgement as another friend `khalid ahmed` was a common friend who lived in a building by the sea in karachi ... so khaled becomes Sardar...but ...seriously what is in a name?... it is the deeds, right?
...i could have said more...and perhaps better...but having set a goal i tried to deliver the short-short within that limit...
...the truth is evident and you know this Sardar... and i will also grant this that you may not be aware of all his perversions;)
dost and hamidm: thanks;)
t
rgds
i seem to have no luck with naming the male character....in an earlier draft he was khaled ahmed ( i was reading TFT then) and not sardar... someone comes along and questions my judgement as another friend `khalid ahmed` was a common friend who lived in a building by the sea in karachi ... so khaled becomes Sardar...but ...seriously what is in a name?... it is the deeds, right?
...i could have said more...and perhaps better...but having set a goal i tried to deliver the short-short within that limit...
...the truth is evident and you know this Sardar... and i will also grant this that you may not be aware of all his perversions;)
dost and hamidm: thanks;)
t
rgds
#7 Posted by Urstruly on March 29, 2005 1:10:48 pm
t
you have no right to insult sardar jis interacting at chowk. My apologies to all sardars here. Sorry guys. Here is a joke that might cheer you up.
Q: What is that which has one brain cell.
A: A sikh
Q: What is that which has two brain cells.
A: A pregnant sikh.
#5 Posted by hamidm2 on March 29, 2005 10:26:54 am
``posting inflammatory diatribes under various assumed male and female nicks``
.......... any idea why somebody would go through the trouble of using multiple nicks ? .... sounds silly to me .....
.......... any idea why somebody would go through the trouble of using multiple nicks ? .... sounds silly to me .....
#4 Posted by labyrinth1 on March 29, 2005 9:06:16 am
so Seema and Sardar had something !!! hope they used condus!!!!
#3 Posted by temporal on March 29, 2005 7:27:01 am
it is alright sammi!
the best of us falter sometimes...
there is a heading, a sub heading and 150 words...hopefully when you read it later everything would fall in place;)
am:
(with a straight face) i don`t know
lve
t
the best of us falter sometimes...
there is a heading, a sub heading and 150 words...hopefully when you read it later everything would fall in place;)
am:
(with a straight face) i don`t know
lve
t
#2 Posted by amrita on March 29, 2005 6:38:10 am
hmmm - the sardar from the Intersection? Who can that be?
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