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Feminists have no sense of humour

Found this marvellous video on ted. The second song is as beautiful and touching as the first one has humour, which of course, begins with "Feminists have no sense of humour":

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  1. Jit Shankar Banerjee6:04 AM, April 17, 2009

    Hey thanx a lot for dropping in at "Sour Grapes". It was an honour being commented on by a veteran blogger like yourself. Plz do try checking me up at regular intervals. Ciao.

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  2. Sudipta Chatterjee10:03 PM, April 17, 2009

    Jit, welcome onboard! Will visit... ciao :)

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  3. Sudipta Chatterjee1:53 PM, April 20, 2009

    Pallavi, :)

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  4. Elithraniel Arawion10:18 PM, April 21, 2009

    hey.... ahem!

    I know feminists with a sense of humor... nice video tho :P

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  5. Sudipta Chatterjee12:37 AM, April 22, 2009

    Elithraniel, of course you do! :P

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  6. Reshmi Mitra8:24 PM, April 23, 2009

    on a side note.. she has a
    wonderful voice.

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  7. Sudipta Chatterjee3:43 PM, May 18, 2009

    Sweet Alien, yeah of course she does! Its really beautiful!

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  8. Anonymous9:06 AM, July 12, 2010

    xD

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  9. viagra online9:09 AM, July 12, 2010

    I have some feminists friends, some of them with a good sense of humor, but some others not very much. AS always, there are many kind of persons. Thanks for the video, it's very touching.

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  10. Anonymous9:10 AM, July 12, 2010

    Thnx 4 Sharin'!

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  11. Sudipta Chatterjee12:13 PM, July 12, 2010

    Anonymous, :)

    XL argaiv, true - many kinds of people! Welcome to the blog. I don't think you are a web-bot. Please use a different anonymous identity next time (rather than the via..).

    Anonymous, always a pleasure :)

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