Counter-Encounter 10

This is a short Counter - Encounter series dedicated to my "ANONYMOUS" friend. Who provided unrequested comments on my earlier blog post. My dearest friend says, someone can paint Hindu Deity in nude (that is called creativity), but I have to do investigation on his creativity before writing on him. Hats off to secularism in India.


1) India is a country where people have right to expression.
A) Careful of what you speak, you might get a 'FATWA' ...

2) He is an 'Asset' to the county.
A) I agree with the first three letters in that word ...

3) This mistake was done long time back.
A) So what makes it right now ?

4) Creativity doesn't have any boundaries.
A) Yes, it has no boundaries in Denmark also. Why the fuss about that ?

5) Clear thinking and fact finding before pointing fingers...
A) Thank you for just pointing finger.

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Anonymous said…
COUNTER - ENCOUNTER 11
1) India is a country where people have right to expression.
A) if the expression is not right then we should throw that
person under express train.

2) He is an 'Asset' to the country.
A) if he is 'Asset'.then who is 'Debit'?.please clarify....

3) This mistake was done long time back.
A) i find a greater human being in you then in lord buddha.

4) Creativity doesn't have any boundaries.
A) may be he(ANONYMOUS FRIEND)find himself
more creative in bathroom.i guess.......

5) Clear thinking and fact finding before pointing fingers...
A) you have a bright future as a lawyer

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