The toughest

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If you claim he is the world's best in whatever he is doing, ask him to
read this and drive down to meet me at the address mentioned below -

Flat#3, #36, 'Shri venkat',
9th Cross, Puttenahalli main road,
JP Nagar 7th Phase,
Bangalore - 560078

If he succeeds, I'll second you. Else, take back your words.

Comments

RvK said…
so where is the new entry?
Tuesday, May 23, 2006
Anonymous said…
Too gud! No more comments required :D. We are the best in those conditions.
Tuesday, May 23, 2006
Anonymous said…
Great one...couldn't be reported in such a truthful manner even by a journalist.

Reality checks are needed....but instead of blaming it on the so called GOVERNMENT/POLITICS, why don't we ask ourselves what can be done? Why not take a step from our part? I'm sure all the 'Software' working proffessional can put their heads together to change this situation (away from the mundane software life)!!!!!

May sound 'too good to be true', but I think it could be done. After all we are 'For the people, by the people, of the people' right??!!!!
Wednesday, May 24, 2006
Anonymous said…
Filler post?
Saturday, May 27, 2006
Anonymous said…
Excellent!!! Residents of Puttenahalli will strongly recommend to Indian Govt for PARAM VIR CHAKRA award. Hats off to BDA ( Bribery.. oops Bangalore development authority) and THE CROWBAR (not just spoke) in Bangalore infrastructure development - DeveGowda, Dharam Singh and HD Kumaraswamy.
Tuesday, October 17, 2006
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