all you hindi-pushing uttar pradeshis please read
started by MaxEntropy_Man 1 month agoReplies
Though you deny it, you are ex north indian. Though you may feel apologetic about it, you are brahmin. Though you may refute it, your skin is of pure konkanesque, upper caste texture, viz. fair (actually you don't deny this -- hmm). All of this points out to your kinship with north indians, especially your complexion, which stands out stark among darker south indians. You are a class apart and hardly madraasi. Your denigration of brahmanic practices and your denial of your ex northindianess will not cut you out into a poetic, tragic, romantic hero who has been mercilessly impaled by sins that are not of his doing or into one who's carrying the konkan man's burden. Women are smart and they see through all this. Men are smarter. All this denial and apology just won't cut it. It won't hide your intrinsic, miserable worthlessness. Try some other trick.
haha @ konkan man's burden. you've done made maxipad cry into his customer pint o' bedwetter beer
Oru Paanai sOtrukku oRu sOru pathum.
....but tamilians aren't wasting time.....
>>>and neither any common man in India....
the only two who have been noticed, wasting time on language issues are.. CHers & politicians ( to a lesser extent than former)
(p.s. it's interesting to watch how the Indian intelligentsia in U.S. discuss the issues & problems of India on their laptop, reclining in their armchairs during weekends.)
"...and neither any common man in India.... the only two who have been noticed, wasting time on language issues are.. CHers & politicians ( to a lesser extent than former)" -- ennameenadeeka.
entirely incorrect! nearly every northindian has said, some time in his/her life, "why they are talking in telgu? hindi is national language, na?" then he works himself up into a frenzy over some mrs. mishra feeling humiliated because the south indian man in the ticket booth in chennai didn't understand her when she asked for a ticket to madurai in hindi. btw, why is it always a mrs. mishra?
flimflam
are we waiting for Vodafone to take over ?.....
there are many tamilians who are interested in learning and propagating the hindi language in tamil nadu. UPites can hardly be blamed for this.
(when i call my friends in TN, to my surprise i often find their mother/ family members talking in tooti footi sweet hindi )
mujhe lagta hain tu gharelu husband hain. biwi kamati hain aur tu internet per bait ker kha ta hain.