Wilshire's Comment Better Then The Blog I Wrote !!!

           This whole thing is written by Wilshire as a comment to my yesterday's blog and I really liked it so please go through this...

 

              First of all, I'd like to say is that the quality of your blogs is getting better. I don't mean to say that your previous blogs were not good! You're getting the hang of it. You are not just speaking about your day to day life, like a diary, but also you're putting down your own thoughts. This is another good change. Your previous amendment to reply to every comment also was a very nice decision. Keep up the positive trend! and remember, there's always room for improvement.
Well, I'm not sure whether the Windows 7 is an official release in India or not. My friend told me that he's got Windows 7 operating system on his PC. So maybe he's got a pirated version. I've not tried Windows 7 yet but I hope it'll be better than Windows Vista. I've kept hearing from many sources that Windows Vista was a terrible flop. But whatever happens, I'll always love Windows XP! I've been using computers since 1997. Computers were just introduced in you school. At that time the PCs used to run on a Pentium II processor with Windows 95. I was quite accustomed to Windows 95. I also used to run the PC on DOS. The only thing I used to PC for was games. Then later on I could handle Windows 98 quite well too. I did not want to move to Windows XP from Windows 98. But later on I had to. At this time I feel very comfortable with Windows XP and I'd not want to change. Speaking of computers, I'd like to let you know that I'm keen on starting up a computer business here in Pune. I've already started to spread the word that I'm dealing in assembling PCs and computer parts and accessories. I hope I succeed. And yes, I'm very much aware that Indians are behind the success of Microsoft and many other technology giants. Infact I read somewhere that 1/3rd of Microsoft is run by Indians. It feels good to know that Indians are behind the success of such a successful company. But this is not going down very well with the Americans. But neither are they ready to put in more effort than us Indians nor are they trying to. We all know that Indians don't hate Americans but I can tell you that Americans don't like the Indians there. Not all of the Americans but a few. They think that the Indians there are stealing their jobs.

               I searched everywhere on Google for any news of the expiry of the CMD of SAP but I didn't find anything. I'm very happy that I was a part of our democracy by voting. Speaking of Raj Thackeray, I really don't like that person. He's the person who was behind the attack against North Indians, a.k.a. "bhaiyya's". In J. M. Rathi, daddy told all the teachers not to punish the students by beating them. But here Raj Thackeray is urging the people to mercilessly bash up any North Indians. The definition of the word "bhaiyya" is 'brother'. How can a person instigate other people against your own brothers? Afterall all Indians are our brothers and sisters. Not only do we say it but we also mean it. I can proudly say that India is a country where all Indians treat each other like brothers and sisters. No other country does this. But if such a person tries to divide us, I will definitely not be happy. I have quite a few friends who are North Indians. Some are from Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Uttaranchal, Himachal and even Kashmir! And I regard all of them as brothers. I will not like it if any of them are harmed here. Infact, I've noticed that I mix much better with people from North India, especially U.P. UPites are very down-to-earth people. They are very frank and straight-forward. 
I don't follow any of the TV serials. Nowadays all you get on TV is just cry-babies, stupid problems, etc. As if the problems in my life aren't enough! But Bigg Boss is a different type of programme though. 
I too had a Aircel mobile connection but I dumped it due to bad network coverage in my building. But a very sad thing has happened with me. I had given my Aircel mobile number to a very old school friend whom I came across on Orkut. And that school classmate is a friend who was with me since 1st standard, that is, before we shifted to Roha. And to make things worse, she has deleted her Orkut profile. Another shocking thing is that she lives in a hostel in Pune itself and that place is hardly 8-10 kilometers from my house. We had even decided to meet up. Right now she lives just a few kilometers away but I wonder if I'll ever get to meet her again. Well, these are one of the harsh games that life plays with us.
I'm really sorry for the huge comnent. I don't know why I felt like talking so much today. The comment did not fit in so I had to break it up into 2 parts.

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Wilshire...