Comments for WHATEVER http://ooofbabarey.wordpress.com Sun, 03 May 2009 05:32:42 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on Mother can cook by Sidhubaba http://ooofbabarey.wordpress.com/2009/03/12/mother-can-cook/#comment-58 Sidhubaba Sun, 03 May 2009 05:32:42 +0000 http://ooofbabarey.wordpress.com/?p=70#comment-58 Not all would want to change their surnames. I would not. And when I got married I asked my wife to keep her maiden name, she refused. One may think she was shirking responsibility, others may think otherwise. I would not like to make a general comment as plenty of women take on a new name post-marriage. Not all would want to change their surnames. I would not. And when I got married I asked my wife to keep her maiden name, she refused. One may think she was shirking responsibility, others may think otherwise. I would not like to make a general comment as plenty of women take on a new name post-marriage.

]]> Comment on Maurya and I by buzzoff http://ooofbabarey.wordpress.com/2008/07/30/maurya-and-i/#comment-55 buzzoff Wed, 24 Sep 2008 04:18:39 +0000 http://ooofbabarey.wordpress.com/?p=42#comment-55 http://www.one-act-plays.com/dramas/riders_to_the_sea.html hope to hear from you later... http://www.one-act-plays.com/dramas/riders_to_the_sea.html

hope to hear from you later…

]]> Comment on Maurya and I by Maurya Smith http://ooofbabarey.wordpress.com/2008/07/30/maurya-and-i/#comment-54 Maurya Smith Tue, 23 Sep 2008 22:42:27 +0000 http://ooofbabarey.wordpress.com/?p=42#comment-54 I'm a Maurya and my husband, daughter, and son-in-law have 20 cats between us. Just wondering about your title... I’m a Maurya and my husband, daughter, and son-in-law have 20 cats between us. Just wondering about your title…

]]> Comment on Maurya and I by Sidhubaba http://ooofbabarey.wordpress.com/2008/07/30/maurya-and-i/#comment-53 Sidhubaba Tue, 05 Aug 2008 14:58:10 +0000 http://ooofbabarey.wordpress.com/?p=42#comment-53 Cats usually get your tongue, but I see your cats have not, at least not your pen (no pun intended). Don't even think of thinking of checking the "damn" khatas, CU has salaried mindreaders.... Cats usually get your tongue, but I see your cats have not, at least not your pen (no pun intended). Don’t even think of thinking of checking the “damn” khatas, CU has salaried mindreaders….

]]> Comment on STOP THE SEAL HUNT: please follow the link below… by Sidhubaba http://ooofbabarey.wordpress.com/2008/05/20/stop-the-seal-hunt-please-follow-the-link-below/#comment-48 Sidhubaba Mon, 09 Jun 2008 01:25:19 +0000 http://ooofbabarey.wordpress.com/?p=41#comment-48 I have tagged you. Let us see what book you are reading. I hope it is a panu! I have tagged you. Let us see what book you are reading. I hope it is a panu!

]]> Comment on FAQ by Valintino http://ooofbabarey.wordpress.com/2007/10/04/faq/#comment-47 Valintino Fri, 11 Apr 2008 10:55:43 +0000 http://ooofbabarey.wordpress.com/2007/10/04/faq/#comment-47 Hello, Your site is great. <a href="http://www.abra2.com" rel="nofollow">abra2</a> [url=http://www.abra3.com]abra3[/url] http://www.abra1.com [URL]http://www.abra4.com[/URL] Regards, Valiintino Guxxi Hello, Your site is great. abra2 [url=http://www.abra3.com]abra3[/url] http://www.abra1.com [URL]http://www.abra4.com[/URL] Regards, Valiintino Guxxi

]]> Comment on by Vivek http://ooofbabarey.wordpress.com/2007/11/24/33/#comment-29 Vivek Mon, 03 Dec 2007 11:12:30 +0000 http://ooofbabarey.wordpress.com/2007/11/24/33/#comment-29 People who indulge in such harm to animals are barbarians and savages. I don't know what pleasure they find in doing all this. Dogs have attacked humans and all that. I understand that it is not a pleasant experience since I have been bitten by dogs myself but still they need not be treated with such disdain. Is this how we treat the man's best friend? People who indulge in such harm to animals are barbarians and savages. I don’t know what pleasure they find in doing all this. Dogs have attacked humans and all that. I understand that it is not a pleasant experience since I have been bitten by dogs myself but still they need not be treated with such disdain. Is this how we treat the man’s best friend?

]]> Comment on Nandigram: ‘intellectual’ reflections by The Pilgrim http://ooofbabarey.wordpress.com/2007/11/24/nandigram-some-intellectual-reflections/#comment-24 The Pilgrim Sat, 24 Nov 2007 12:55:27 +0000 http://ooofbabarey.wordpress.com/2007/11/24/nandigram-some-intellectual-reflections/#comment-24 ...."...I am concerned about us, this city, its people, the so called intellectuals, and the self proclaimed intellectuals. Every public face is that of an intellectual these days. I wonder if I could call myself an intellectual simply because I earn a living through lecturing and blog a little. Probably...." it is truly amazing how our thought process matches with each passing day. i have been thinking on these very lines for the past few days...in a larger context about the social fabric of the bengali community, its degeneration and transformation...several thoughts seemingly disjointed...my views are as a disant observer... and as a distant (tho not entrely detached)observer i feel these are n one sense exciting times in Bengal. Why do i say that...three reasons primarly...the sad case of Taslima Nasreen and the complete abdication of the state to stamp its authority on rampant hooliganism on the streets of kolkatta by the lunatic fringe ....Above all Taslima nasreen is a guest in our country and the left is an athiest force, so why give in to religious bigots...just for a few votes.?.. the left prided itself on being different but the taslima case handling shows they are no better than the denerate Congress (Italia)..dont the likes of biman bose realise that pandering to such fanatics is dangerously counter productive in the end...Again much has been written about Rizwanur Rehman and undoubtedly the jury is still out on who the real culprit is...im inclined to believe the expose in the Telegraph...and the less said about human rights activists the better...but its heartening to note hat cvil society rose up as one in utter disgust (irrespective of hindu muslim considerations) and it is this rising that gives hope for the future... that after 50 years we the new generation is ready to obliterate the baggage of partition...but the most important churning happened in Nandigram and it is of such devastating importance that civil society ought to sit up and take notice.. right from the 1970 we always thought that the Naxal activity was a fringe movement outside the mainstream, never having the potential to galvanise the masses...but 37 years hence the movement hasent got weaker, its only grown stronger (in about 150 districts) and for the very first time the masses have been involved in violent mass struggle thru the barrel of the gun, aided and abetted by the maoists..NANDIGRAM IS THE CRUCIBLE THAT HAS PROVEN THE EXPERIMENT and all it will take is a spark for t to ignite again...if we dont take corrective steps in time...The State and society is responsible for this apathy..the collective failure of rational intellectual thoughtand action is starkly evident in allowing a situation to develop without protest for 11 months when the BUPC was hijacked by the moaists...we as a society have become blase to tragedy on a large scale.. but as i said the rizwan case gives us hope... ….”…I am concerned about us, this city, its people, the so called intellectuals, and the self proclaimed intellectuals. Every public face is that of an intellectual these days. I wonder if I could call myself an intellectual simply because I earn a living through lecturing and blog a little. Probably….”

it is truly amazing how our thought process matches with each passing day. i have been thinking on these very lines for the past few days…in a larger context about the social fabric of the bengali community, its degeneration and transformation…several thoughts seemingly disjointed…my views are as a disant observer… and as a distant (tho not entrely detached)observer i feel these are n one sense exciting times in Bengal. Why do i say that…three reasons primarly…the sad case of Taslima Nasreen and the complete abdication of the state to stamp its authority on rampant hooliganism on the streets of kolkatta by the lunatic fringe ….Above all Taslima nasreen is a guest in our country and the left is an athiest force, so why give in to religious bigots…just for a few votes.?.. the left prided itself on being different but the taslima case handling shows they are no better than the denerate Congress (Italia)..dont the likes of biman bose realise that pandering to such fanatics is dangerously counter productive in the end…Again much has been written about Rizwanur Rehman and undoubtedly the jury is still out on who the real culprit is…im inclined to believe the expose in the Telegraph…and the less said about human rights activists the better…but its heartening to note hat cvil society rose up as one in utter disgust (irrespective of hindu muslim considerations) and it is this rising that gives hope for the future… that after 50 years we the new generation is ready to obliterate the baggage of partition…but the most important churning happened in Nandigram and it is of such devastating importance that civil society ought to sit up and take notice.. right from the 1970 we always thought that the Naxal activity was a fringe movement outside the mainstream, never having the potential to galvanise the masses…but 37 years hence the movement hasent got weaker, its only grown stronger (in about 150 districts) and for the very first time the masses have been involved in violent mass struggle thru the barrel of the gun, aided and abetted by the maoists..NANDIGRAM IS THE CRUCIBLE THAT HAS PROVEN THE EXPERIMENT and all it will take is a spark for t to ignite again…if we dont take corrective steps in time…The State and society is responsible for this apathy..the collective failure of rational intellectual thoughtand action is starkly evident in allowing a situation to develop without protest for 11 months when the BUPC was hijacked by the moaists…we as a society have become blase to tragedy on a large scale.. but as i said the rizwan case gives us hope…

]]> Comment on by Kim http://ooofbabarey.wordpress.com/2007/11/24/33/#comment-23 Kim Sat, 24 Nov 2007 07:44:44 +0000 http://ooofbabarey.wordpress.com/2007/11/24/33/#comment-23 Wow, I honestly don't know how to even comment to this! These people are so sick and twisted. It has to be one of the sickest things I have ever read, coming in a close second behind the "artist" who tied up a stray dog in the corner and let it starve to death. Obviously these people are the lowest creatures on the planet, and need to be taught somehow! Maybe if they were locked up and treated the same way as they treated these poor animals they would learn a lesson! Wow, I honestly don’t know how to even comment to this! These people are so sick and twisted. It has to be one of the sickest things I have ever read, coming in a close second behind the “artist” who tied up a stray dog in the corner and let it starve to death. Obviously these people are the lowest creatures on the planet, and need to be taught somehow! Maybe if they were locked up and treated the same way as they treated these poor animals they would learn a lesson!

]]> Comment on VINDICATED – the beginning by retro http://ooofbabarey.wordpress.com/2007/10/05/vindicated-the-beginning/#comment-18 retro Tue, 20 Nov 2007 02:24:19 +0000 http://ooofbabarey.wordpress.com/2007/10/05/vindicated-the-beginning/#comment-18 It's a shame what happened to Bangladesh. I hope the world steps up and helps them. It’s a shame what happened to Bangladesh. I hope the world steps up and helps them.

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