Exit polls, TV pundits and the 40-something % who voted don’t matter anymore. Let’s hope that the horse-trading is as free and fair as the elections.
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3 comments:
Hahaha... The Greatest Show and the Biggest Trade Exhibition has started already :)
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This is precisely why R K Laxman's Common Man is such a great character - no one can figure out what is on his mind, EVERYONE including u and me underestimate his intelligence and yet he makes ghadas out of everyone. Ass trading my ass. :-p
Also reminded of Madhumuskaan's parody of the (terrible) "Tunne mera doodh piya hain, tu bilkul mere jaisa hain" (Aakhri Rasta).
To wit: Tunne mera khoon piya hain, tu bilkul Dracular jaisa hain. :)
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