Indian Supreme Court Holds Wink Didn’t Violate Blasphemy Law
Strangely, the equally disturbing waggling of eyebrows was not addressed.
Strangely, the equally disturbing waggling of eyebrows was not addressed.
1600 words on this, but I’ve been waiting three years for a decision.
The court said “distance.” It didn’t say “straight line.”
No real surprises here, at least for readers of Frozen Guru Updates I-III.
“I am sorry to tell you that I am convinced you have lost your mind.”
Invigilate your eyes on the quintessence of this dispute.
The saga continues.
This one won’t stick, either.
Spoiler alert: still frozen.
The monkeys are small, but the menace is big.