Happy Independence Day..

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What's on your mind today on Independence day:

1. Lata's Aye mere watan ke logon.
2. Kite flying.
3. School ka laddo.
4. Just another holiday.
5. Extended one hour of badminton in the morning.
6. Prime minister's speech.
7. Sleep.
8. Dry day(or should I say, paying premium for liquor)
9. Corruption.
10. Your capability to adjust and live.
10. Your Impotency....?

10 is deliberately twice.

What.....are you thinking today....send your comments.

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