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Came across this one here: http://www.edulix.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=41705

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  1. Anonymous8:07 AM, June 29, 2007

    Humm... why males can't understand the complex working simple female mind? :-)

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  2. Sudipta Chatterjee10:35 AM, June 29, 2007

    Pragnya, and yet so to the point!! :)

    Alka, only if the "complex working simple female mind" was a little more crooked... we would've been perfect :)

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  3. Anonymous9:14 PM, July 09, 2007

    I would like to point out that when you published copyrighted cartoons, it's always better to ask for permission from the author before posting.

    Of course, if you have done so ignore this.

    I just wanted to make this a point before as a toon author myself, I would feel extremely disgruntled if a fellow blogger posted my toon on his/her blog without my permission

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  4. Sudipta Chatterjee10:10 AM, July 10, 2007

    Hari, I had quoted the source here so I thought I was covered. But if permission is required explicitly, maybe I'll be a bit more careful from now on. Thanks for the heads up.

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  5. Anonymous10:40 AM, July 11, 2007

    The source might not be the original author's page. It's a forum topic... so I doubt it.

    In any case, I think you should be careful before posting copyrighted images on your blog. Especially artwork...

    Regards.

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  6. Sudipta Chatterjee4:11 PM, July 18, 2007

    Hari, yup... thanks!

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