I suppose Pratibha Patil has the same speechwriter. From The Hindu's report: '[President Patil] invited countrymen to "look ahead to the glorious path of infinite possibilities that await India with open arms."'
(The article ends by referencing "Vivekanada's" "immoral clarion call", but I'm guessing that wasn't the speechwriter's fault.)
If there is such a word "X" as opposite of favorite, then Tom would be my most X'ed writer.
I have written about his simplistic observations, needless and mostly meaningless metaphors here - http://sharathrao.wordpress.com/2006/04/15/why-i-love-economics/
Coincidentally, I linked to the same article last year : http://thebroadcaster.blogspot.com/2006/02/if-you-hate-tom-friedman.html
And Abi, this HAS got to be best of the lot - http://www.fair.org/index.php?page=2884
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I suppose Pratibha Patil has the same speechwriter. From The Hindu's report: '[President Patil] invited countrymen to "look ahead to the glorious path of infinite possibilities that await India with open arms."'
(The article ends by referencing "Vivekanada's" "immoral clarion call", but I'm guessing that wasn't the speechwriter's fault.)
If there is such a word "X" as opposite of favorite, then Tom would be my most X'ed writer.
I have written about his simplistic observations, needless and mostly meaningless metaphors here -
http://sharathrao.wordpress.com/2006/04/15/why-i-love-economics/
Coincidentally, I linked to the same article last year :
http://thebroadcaster.blogspot.com/2006/02/if-you-hate-tom-friedman.html
And Abi, this HAS got to be best of the lot -
http://www.fair.org/index.php?page=2884
- Sharath
On mixed metaphors of the Flatman kind, I am reminded of an old one from my friend K. Sridhar, ``a oasis in the sea of madness.''
How about an "oasis in the sea of sanity" ? :-)
- Sharath
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