~KONKONA SEN SHARMA FC ~ New article p.61 - Page 28

Originally posted by: cinnamonrani

@Kully: Yay, I am not alone in my intense dislike. Miss Aaliya so much around here, don't know where she went, or Allu as I called her. We used to go on random political tangents in the Bollywood forum.

@Aishu: Yep, it doesn't even need to be said for me. LOL. Thank God, he is back to Texas and his ranch. Please stay in retirement from politics, you have screwed up my country enough. Oh, and I found some links that will help you out on Dailymotion. Here you go, KWK with Konkona and Rahul: parts 1, 2, and 3.

I had looked for it on youtube, but they didn't have it and neither did the other site that has all the kwk episodes. made me angry! Thanks, Nimmi. Now I'll have an opinion on Rahul Bose. 😆😆

Aalliya the Salman Khan fan right? I remember her.

Yeah, thank god he's back in Texas. Like a lot of other people.. I wasn't sure whether I was more happy to see Bush leave or Obama take office. 😆😆 But I think it was Bush leaving. I hope Obama does a good job..

whose aaliyah? and what did she do? I want to know...LOL

All I know is that she was a huge Salman Khan fan and had a picture of him in a suit for her siggy. 😆😆

ooh...lol

Good night Aishu. Me too. Can't wait for the movie.. Koko-Farhan jodi is going to rock!

Yeah, and she was British too. From a feminist perspective, it was hard for me to like Salman Khan. But in another way, I feel bad and almost sympathetic to him in terms of how he has gone through alot and isn't bitter and tries now to be a better person. In many ways, he is too honest and transparent for his own good. Well, I never went in to that with her for obvious reason. But we had alot in common in terms of interest with politics, she was a political science major, and the way we looked at the world. And other than that aspect I liked most of the same films she did and vice versa.

@Kully: I understand where you are coming from. In many ways I am ashamed to admit that I laughed out loud when I saw Dick Cheney in a wheelchair at the inauguration and smiled at the Hey Hey Goodbye when Bush on the plane. Working for the campaign, I am invested in seeing Obama deliver on his promises. Tough work ahead to undue the serious damage done, but I will hope for the best.

Bye for now, Aishu. Can't wait either, ha!

Haha! I laughed at him too and I was laughing during Bush's speech.. well mostly, I just wanted to throw something at him, but you know.. You worked for his campaign? That's awesome. He's got a lot of hard work to do.. I wish him the best of luck, really!

Salman.. I don't think I'll ever like him. He may be transparent, but with all the things that he has done, he doesn't deserve forgiveness.. that's me though.

100% agree with you. I am extremely mad that the rich can buy off the criminal justice system and the poor suffer the worst in terms of punishment. Serious inequality in this respect here and there. But yes, it is so glaring there that it is beyond the pale. Trust me, if you kill someone I think you should be sitting in jail. You do the crime, then you do the time. My opinion is the same about the poaching thing too. It is sad that people, who do drunk driving accidents get off with less time than people with drugs. Tells you about a serious misplacement of priorities. Here and there too, at least Fardeen got in some trouble for the cocaine.