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Monday, March 03, 2008

voyaging through the blogosphere-24

Voyaging through the blogosphere,we come to the graveyard,to see the remains of a very sexy blog.
Blog title - Sexy Indian Bitch
Blog Url - http://sexyindianbitch.blogspot.com
Author - Sexy Indian Bitch [again]
Genre - personal
Created -October 2005
Last post - march 2007
Sexy Indian bitch made a wonderful blog.I don't approve of the name much,but thats her choice.This blog contains loads of posts about her romantic life,and professional life.The expressions are cool and blog like its title has a very honest and upright content,she writes what she feels,as if completely baring her heart out.Her style of writing is quite unique and admirable,the links mentioned under the title stuff i read are good ones,i have reviewed two of them.
Sample reading :-
1.In defence of my moniker
2.In da bus
3.my world this week in staccato

It was a good blog,the girl should have continued it,again her choice.She left us the remains of her writings,and i would recomnd them to romantics at heart or journos[its her profession]
But despos and those looking for some sultry,and sex oriented talks,stay away that place isn't for you.

Next we check out what inkspill has spilled out for us.
Happy Blogging!!!

Posted by Tshhar Mangal at 6:08 PM
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2 comments:

Sahefa said...

Hii
nice post!
Those blogs must be great.

Tuesday, March 04, 2008 3:47:00 PM
Tshhar Mangal said...

Thanku

Tuesday, March 04, 2008 4:26:00 PM
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