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It’s the desi elders who dream of the Spelling Bee wreath.

As they cajole their young daughters, sons or in-betweens with lusty exhortations to glory, these desis from Mayavaram and Mathura, Ranchi and Rewa, Gulbarga and Gorakhpur, Nagpur and Noida refuse to abandon the fantasy of the Spelling Bee wreath aloft the heads of their ugly little spawns.

As they behold Mirle Shivashankar, arms raised and an asinine smile on his grotesque face, basking in the glory of daughter Kavya’s victory in 2009, these simpering simpletons of Sethiathope fancy themselves on the same Washington DC stage with their little shaitans in 2011, 2012 or 2013.

It’s for these malodorous desis possessed by the Spelling Bee devil that we recommend the following indispensable books:

* The Bibliophile’s Dictionary by Miles Westley

* The Gilded Tongue by Rod L.Evans

* All About Words: An adult Approach to Vocabulary Building by Maxwell Nurnberg and Morris Rosenblum

* And of course a decent dictionary.

By the way, Kavya’s winning word Laodicean meaning ‘indifferent in religion or politics’ is on P.77 of Evans’ Gilded Tongue.

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  2 Responses to “For the Desi Dunces Dreaming of Spelling Bee Crown”

  1. Baby what makes you so violent? Did you take any dose of testosterone??

    SearchIndia.com Responds:

    You write: what makes you so violent

    Ahimsa is the the mantra we live by.

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  2. we have lifco dictionary. which is like an encyclopedia and it has all the words. we also have agarwal dictionary ( english to hindi) and konar dictionary (from english to tamil)
    we dont give a sh*t to any other dictionary

    SearchIndia.com Responds:

    What a dickhead like you needs is not a dictionary but a dicktionary. Scoot now.

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