Saturday

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“Acobaying’ is a new way of boosting your blog-traffic and promoting your blog in the process. I signed up for an account at Acobay, which is totally an innovative networking site today and added my blog to ‘my stuff” which you can find here. As they say, the point is to ‘connect’. The more the people you connect with, more will be the hits to your blog!

You can share anything and everything: the things you like, the things you’re doing and the things you’d want to do. It’s such a fun place to be. You can even get recommendations for the stuff you’ve posted.

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Thursday

This is what we should emulate ...

This is what we should borrow from the West.

I saw SiCKO... the documentary about America's Med Care Insurance, by Micheal Moore.

Sicko - Micheal Moore

Did you know that Britons and Canadians get free med care for life.

That there isn't a billing dept. in most the Britain's Hospitals.

Free Medical care.

Free schools.

When even people who have been cradled and their cradles rocked by the hands of gods can do that, why can't the Government do that?

When are we going to see change?

People like Sai Baba, Amrithananda Mayi and Sri Sri Ravishankar make more money than corrupt bureaucrats, then it gets scary.

When the people who should be leading the country, kneels down piously before demigods, it gets pathetic.

Commenters Anonymous

Anonymous Coward

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

"Anonymous Coward" is a term applied within some online communities to describe users who post without a screen name; it is a dummy name attributed to anonymous posts used by some weblogs that allow posting by people without registering for accounts. The practice, which had its roots in BBS and USENET culture, was made especially popular on Slashdot, where the mildly derogatory term is meant to chide anonymous contributors into logging in. Some weblog engines such as Scoop use the term "Anonymous Hero" instead, perhaps to avoid the name's confrontational nature. Others use stronger varieties, like Plastic.com's "Anonymous Idiot", and SuicideGirls' "Random F*ckbag".

anonymous coward

We have all had our tryst with 'em.

I'd like to dedicate this post to that Random F**kbag who, with a brilliant sense of insightful understanding about what goes around in College, decided that the person would do his/her part. (Okay, I know who you are, ...there's a thing called IP address and there's also a thing called Common Sense.)

I'd rather be not presumptuous, and I'd move on ...

A quick google and it returns:

Personalized Results 1 - 10 of about 2,090,000 for "anonymous said".

That only includes the do-follow comments.

There're a whole lot of anonymous comments on this blog of mine, too. So, I thought, I'd list them up for the newer readers here, and those who just don't browse around where the comments are.

I'm of the opinion that, speaking face to face, gives the conversation a new meaning, a new level.

Hope, even some of you are with me. :-)

 

Wednesday

Do fish feel pain?

Do fish feel pain

It has been a much debated topic: do they? And, there has been counter-arguments as well: what if they do? We do eat up other forms of life that feel pain. Often to the point they ‘cry’. Crying to humans, has to be the ultimate proverbial of pain. The ultimate manifestation.

Let’s discuss how even if fishes did feel pain, there will be a bunch of people arguing against the same and if the fishes didn’t feel pain, there will be another bunch trying to break into an argument. Of course, as with all matters that need to broken against the choices it gives, we could say that it’s human to argue. Is it human to argue over fishes feeling pain?

Maybe the do, maybe they don’t.

Monday

I love long Walks


It has been paraphrased with the long journey that life actually is, in a way of perspective. The long roads: tarred or worn-out. I think it is more than metaphorical to think that way.

I love walking, just for the sake of it. It is fun. It helps me take my mind out of the monotony ordinary everyday regimentation. The times, I prefer are dawn and dusk, more preferably dusk, when there is an yellow hue more commonly known as the Venus Lights, correct me if I am wrong.

To reiterate: I love walking. I love walking with him. I love walking with him and talking, as if it would never end.

I just need a new morning.