Comments on: When Most is Enough

By: Manjusha

Manjusha — Tue, 15 Mar 2011 14:38:21 +0000

Suresh

That is exactly what came to my mind when I read that line: Mumbai, India is the most rudest city in the world.

Who told them that the people of Mumbai are rude. I haven’t found better humans elsewhere.

By: arbee

arbee — Thu, 15 Jan 2009 13:53:24 +0000

hi guys,

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Thank you “mostly” much, guys!

By: arbee

arbee — Thu, 15 Jan 2009 13:52:28 +0000

hi guys,

You guys are the “most” coolest! Hats off to those who are unselfish in sharing their knowledge on this. I am love writing but since English is not my native tongue, sometimes, I am faced with hurddles in expressing my emotions and ideas. This is where tips like these come into the picture.

Thank you “mostly” much, guys!

By: thebluebird11

thebluebird11 — Wed, 14 Jan 2009 01:41:00 +0000

Suresh, Perhaps that is why someone said that…if people respond to every little tossed-off comment with that sort of belligerence, appearing ready to fight to the death over some slight, I can understand the attitude. Calm down. Everyone is entitled to an opinion and you will never agree with everyone and not everyone will agree with you. Ever. The “most rude[est]” award has gone to many locales, and so Mumbai is now among them according to whoever said it. So what. Personally I think Miami is pretty full of the rudest people. Go on with your life and be happy if you live in Mumbai and love it there. Prove that person WRONG, not right.

By: Sandi O'Brien

Sandi O'Brien — Tue, 13 Jan 2009 18:31:10 +0000

This brought to mind a humbling experience from my youth. A friend, accompanied by our school’s foreign exchange student, was giving me a ride home. He asked me to remind him where I lived. I said, “It’s the very first house you come to on Third St.” The foreign exchange student looked at me, a puzzled expression on his face, and said, “If it is the first house, do you need to say ‘very’ also?” And I thought I was particular about my speech!!