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srini wrote: Mon Apr 28, 2025 11:11 am

Atithee wrote: Sun Apr 27, 2025 7:08 pm With 30 crore Muslims in India, why are these women finding husbands in Pakistan?

I think we can ask our overy own Sania Mirza, as she will definitely know the answer.

Srini, that’s uncalled for in this context. Some things are better left unsaid.

Jay, when should India respond with all its might? If Mumbai, parliament attack, Uri, Pulwama, Pathankot, etc. weren’t serious enough, what could be the trigger event? Assassination of a high value target? Because that’s all there’s left.

Did you know many of the 83k Indian women are lined up at ...

gunsnroses wrote: Sun Apr 27, 2025 7:01 am What ? College level really ? I don't think so. Can you hit a backhand loop on a push on your backhand and then make those backhand top spins to continue the rally ?

Of course, that was a hyperbole but I didn’t find their play of high level.

^^TBH, this seems very amateur level play. Reminds me of my college days. @gunsnroses—do you classify this as a world class level play? I imagined a much higher level play based on their prior results at world stage.

Self-incrimination by Pakistani defense minister? At 10:00 mark.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ir8pJbKE37U

No posts on the Pahalgam massacre yet? Very sad to see it unfold. The region is on tenterhooks. While there is no evidence of Pakistani involvement, it is hard to imagine how they cannot be involved in some way even if not directly unless one subscribes to “wag the dog” type of conspiracy.

^^ Any data to support your assertion about weakness in high-altitude clay please?

^^ So, Jay, can the pay for your sins argument for smokers be extended to dopers in sport? Why or why not?

US markets are not “supposed” to benefit from tariffs. They may actually be the biggest losers at least in the short run (which will be years) and the US markets have reacted accordingly. Perhaps PKB can provide an economist’s view. All business schools teach you that tariffs are bad.

Exercising your right comes with repercussions. One must decide what they value more. Criticizing a government in a foreign country or participating in protests is not what a student on a visa should indulge in while studying. If one does, then good luck relying on legal and constitutional defense ...

thebestone wrote: Wed Apr 02, 2025 2:55 pm My bad. I miss looking at it. But still, I wish him well in his journey.

Of course! You didn’t miss anything. I was just marveling how long ago this post was made and the discussion is happening now. How things change!

jayakris wrote: Wed Apr 02, 2025 2:06 am ^^^ My attitude would be that if there is anything at all in my criminal record, no matter whether it is of turpitude, rectitude, or even fortitude, I would have to sue the US government for record-keeping ineptitude!

That’s the attitude!

^^Interesting that the original post was made in 2014. He my be a US citizen by now.

Reminds me of—nobody is perfect. I’m nobody!

Thank you, Jay for pointing out the ridiculousness.