Thought for TODAY: 3rd September 2012

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Today I learnt that humanity is something that has become extinct in today's world. Picture this ; torrential rains, water clogged on streets, people stuck in traffic jam for hours, crawling at snail's pace trying to make way for themselves. Amongst all this a lady is about to slip and fall because of the chaos around her, and tries to grab a nearby vehicle for support to stop her fall. That vehicle owner glares at her angrily and snaps ' You seem to be in a lot of hurry....why don't you fly and go?'That lady left after muttering a sheepish Sorry. I wanted to ask her -For what?. Why are you apologizing to him?

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  1. Anonymous4 September 2012 at 16:13

    For being on feet instead in a vehicle.

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    1. Privy Trifles5 September 2012 at 10:37

      Ah!

      Now I understand the psyche behind such attitude. Is that by any chance a 2/4 wheeler owner pays more road tax than a pedestrian... why is she supposed to be sorry of all things for being on feet?

      And,what if I tell you that she was on a vehicle? Will that change your response?

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    1. Privy Trifles5 September 2012 at 10:38

      Dear Elen,

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