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Nov 07, 2007 3:17 am |
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A dynamite speech |
Srikumaran Madhava Menon
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A Schoolmaster from a remote rural area was transferred to a school in Bombay. As was the practice in the school, he was asked to address the assembly on August 15, the Independence Day of India.
Here is his dynamite speech :
Leddies and Gentulmens,
Contemporaries, Children, "This is my first maiden speech. If small small mistakes get inside my speech, I ask pardon. Stickly speaking, I wanted to joint your school more fastly, but for the following reason: Too much time lost in getting slipper reservation for the train in three-tyre compartment. The clerk rejected to give ticket. I put complaint on station master. He said me to go to lady clerk. At first she also rejected. I then pressed her for long time and at last with great difficulty she gave a birth only to my son. Anyway I thanked the station master because he was responsible for getting birth of my son.
You children are future dynamic generators of the Nation. Look into future time only. No backside looking, or looking at your behind. You know genius, no? It is one per cent perspiration and ninety seven percent evaporation. After we finish you here in the school, you can go to college and get B.A., M.A. and other decrease. Then you can become great liars in the supreme court, shattered accountants, or leacherers in college. The school is like a garden. You are the seeds, school is the soil. We will bury you in this soil, pour water of knowledge on your heads and one day will become great flowers. Many vacancy job come in newspapers. Only yesterday I saw in paper "Wanted for refuted engineering firm: Generators, highpower condensors" so and so forth, etc. These jobs may be teknickel, but you can rise. If you have flare in English, you can become teacher.
I am now ending this fastly. May God blast you! Thank you and Thank God I am finished. ***
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