"God helps those who help themselves."
=> 1) Don't expect much from him when you find yourself helpless.
2) When you can do things yourself, and very easily; he'll jump in, do things for you, and force you feel grateful.
=> Sachin IS God.
;)
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Saurav always knew, but forgot at the most crucial time, that everybody's role in a team is different, and unique.
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Sehwag is a big idiot, though a little lesser than he proclaims he is.
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Greg will be too conscious not to be much gregarious when back in India. A Woolmer won't happen, but chappals await him in good numbers.
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Rahul?
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The biggest trio of the cricket history couldn't lift the world cup ever.
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March 24, 2007
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You sound so angry I feel like disagreeing with you. But what is the trio?
Why drag God in everything bad you see...
if taken it in a more optimistic way.. he's there to encourage those who work, and not work for those who only weep!
i too feel angry at the team though!!
[V]
You have every right to.
Sachin, Saurav, Dravid.
[PR,DC]
This time it wasn't really God bashing! It was just a sarky statement against those who say Sachin's God. And see I've used a capital G for God (in the middle of the sentence) perhaps for the first time on this blog!
I haven't any (or say, much) issues with God. I must admit that using Him in poetry, and with such detestation, gives a kind of flavour to my poems which I personally like. Hope he won't mind. :)
i am not angry....they r just not good enough...cool hai....but how dare u put a question mark in front of Rahul.
Got to spare Rahul man...got to.
Or I'd do a Woolmer to you ;)
The question mark in front of Rahul was not a question mark on Rahul. Take it as an admission of the fact that I couldn't find anything againt him!(Mood of the post didn't allow me to praise anybody. And while talking of Indian team, I couldn't skip his name) /* Sounds logical? Marta kya na karta :D*/
Jesus! You r high on murderous instincts, 'The woman' :P
Ok. Yes, that's an otherwise good combination. And the Indian team was otherwise good this time. Only, they made silly mistakes against Bangladesh otherwise they had a pretty good chance.
Too many 'otherwise's there, otherwise...
:D
thank god bermuda didnt win...or it wuld have been another 6 losses
heck but i was secretly hoping tht bermuda might do it for us :P
feeling bad is fine....but why does the indian fan have such a problem acce3pting that we arfent that good right now and that the other team played better!
[Desperado]
I didn't follow this match. So ur comment comes as the news! Over time I haven't been a crazy cricket follower, wudn't have watched In-SL either, if it weren't a do-or-die.
[Chandni]
I only felt bad. And for a few hrs only.
:)
I liked the way you interpreted the quote. I dont think India's performance in the WC is worthy of a post. Cricket and politics are but one word. Pata nahi Mr. Pawar ne kitne paise banaye hain.
[Tap]
The main purpose was only to post the interpretation of that quote. Baki sab to yun hi likh diya.
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