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CALL A SPADE A SPADE

Posted by greenindia • 9/08/09 • Subscribe to this Discussion [RSS] • Report This Topic
Topics: new blogging, thunder in your heart

There is electricity in the air. There is electricity in our inner consciousness also. But we forgot that long ago and we forgot to call a spade a spade, the lesson we learned long ago. That is why the pandemic disease of calling a "spade" something "great" exists now a days far and wide among our bloggers. The things that have no sense, highly inadequate write ups and expressions, the interviews with whom - god only know what he means, the problem solutions that ultimately crack the fine fibres of brain’s logical faculty and put you in acute hematoma are dumped improportionately over the internet space.

Here we stand! Give me one moment to put a small question to your very intimate self! What is our commitement to the society where we live? Why do our bloggers take a ride on this hoby horse...? What is the harm in calling a spade a spade...?

Yes, ofcourse it requires a special stamina. You must have atleast a thunder in your heart to take it. You must stop to become a prey to your own hypocracy. You must have to put a fullstop at the habit of yes looking bug. You must learn to respect others when they say no to you.Then you don’t have to import the brass and audacity to call a spade a spade. This is the quality we need most urgent in our blogging sphere.

Read it in talentsglobal.org also

User Comments

9/08/09

trailofpen

I always call a spade a spade, and a club a club, and a diamond a diamond, and a heart a heart. I don't say I have a flush diamonds, when I have a flush spades. That's just ridiculous.

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9/08/09

PussDaddy

Well, call me a spade, too, because this didn't make a damn lick of sense to me.

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9/08/09

PussDaddy

I think my brain fibers cracked and and my hematomas are about to spill out all over the internet and down the back of my shirt.

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9/08/09

SweetViolet

I think this person is using euphemisms to speak out against euphemisms. But I agree...made no sense at all.

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9/08/09

cookingasshole

I took acid once too...

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1. 9/08/09
  
  trailofpen
  
  Really? Sulfuric or Hydrochloric?
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  cookingasshole
  
  is that a trick question?
9/08/09

PussDaddy

Look at all the pretty colors.

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9/08/09

Theresa111

I can't take it anymore ... A spade is a spade. Much hair pulling and tearing of shirts. I completely understand your profundity of speech as the inside of your thoughts have been chasing the delighted anguish of your soul. Pour another drink of champagne darling and tomorrow will all better.

Sometimes the real meaning behind another's words is simply a way to make conversation. Sometimes people just want to connect.

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  trailofpen
  
  What the heck... did you just say?
  
  What is going on here?
  
  Who slipped the acid onto my stamp book?
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  Theresa111
  
  It's the same gestured speech when someone you are with is having too much of a good time and you have to help them out of the night club. "It's his/her first time out," you explain to the bouncer as you and your friend walk away.
9/08/09

PussDaddy

That was so beautiful. *sniff*

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  Theresa111
  
  Here's some tissues ... Meow