I look forward to much regional name-calling, catfights, and people proving that Rajni is not the only one who sucks–others do too!
These Rajni fans are crazy, I tell you. The only way to restore sanity in the world is for the marathi manoos to claim their hero back! Right now.
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The word “Rajni” did a miracle to your blog.That magnum opus kinda post of yours on “Rajni” sealed n preserved your name in the history forever. This appears to be a feeble effort, from ur side, to clock extra mileage on the GOOGLE highway, through a “Repeat show” on the word “Rajni”…INSATIATED!
Thanks. I didn’t expect you to popularise my blog entry.
Ojas shared it and Patrix linked it to Desipundit. And it was not my fault. If not for it, it would have remained unnoticed in my blogspace.
Looks like you can’t keep yourself out of controversy, taking every available opportunity to demean the actor as well as the fans following him.
Keep going.
LOL! How dare he claim the 12th Man? Doesn’t he know that name is trademarked by Texas A&M fans. Heck, we even successfully took on Seattle Supersonics.
On the Rajni issue, I guess Gaurav is right. The Marathi manoos is not prone to immigration but the one who do migrate, they are wildly successful. Any talk to Rajni, good or bad, is good for Marathi Manoos spirit. Rajni’s Tamilization gels well with Balu and Raju’s philosophy as well. Mind it, machhi.
Trademarks don’t span geographies my friend.
Anybody is allowed to use it outside the jurisdiction of protection.
I am in India and i have all the right in this world to use it.
LOL@12th Man. You don’t have a sense of humor, do you? Why am I not surprised.
Anyway, just to humor you, you assume TexasA&M’s trademark doesn’t enjoy international territoriality.
Dude,
Stop insulting Thailavar or I will kick your ass.
It is Thalaivar not Thailavar!! That sounds more like a pain balm. This is what happens when people pretend to be Tamil.