Elius's Site - Latest Comments

Re: Private: iPod, iPad and The Black Hole

Guest — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 23:07:32 -0000

haha dude they totally took all you said , shoved it up your @$$, and made it ten times better

Re: Report Abuse

Rajiv Ashrafi — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 17:22:08 -0000

That was simply awesome! Great stuff.

Re: Report Abuse

Afrida — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 14:07:03 -0000

hehehe....... very well sed.... furthermore... who sed we hav not defined digital Bd? well, digital BD is all about having digitalized bus tickets while the bus follows analog time... digital BD is all about showing digitalized traffic information while interestingly some drivers cannot even read them.... having sed that i thnk we deserve to respect the physiological well-being of our utterly wonderful netri(s) who have helped using such wonderful digitalization... thus it is OFFENSIVE to put nude pix of our leaders since it is certainly not a fiesta for the eyes... infact seeing oldies nude is repulsive n nightmare for our eyes...
watevr is it... the point is we want fb back n if govt cannot giv us back pur fb then they better give us back our VOTES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Re: Report Abuse

Zahid Rahman — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 14:05:13 -0000

Classic... i say it again.. - Classic..!

Re: Report Abuse

dina — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 13:58:35 -0000

yes....an entire population cannot be banned from using they're much loved social networking site for the mistakes of a few idiots who think they can get away with anything..... and yes....those caricatures of our beloved,honest,hardworking Prime Minister and the equally humble and honest leader of the opposition,should be removed........

Re: Report Abuse

H M Elius — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 13:53:02 -0000

Because everything started from the South Park cartoon not-showing Mohammed. Yeah, that's right.

Re: Report Abuse

zabir — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 13:50:55 -0000

WHY the SP picture?

BTW.. me like the words..

Re: Report Abuse

NavidHayder — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 13:48:55 -0000

"we might lift the ban on facebook users in Digital Bangladesh (a term that is open to interpretation since we have not defined it) once you delete the groups concerning the totally uncorrupted and honest leaders, which under no circumstances arose from disappointment, anger or general dislike for douche moves like banning an entire media based on the actions of a few."

haha CLASS.

i'd change 'communist' into 'fascist' but this works just fine. Best bit: "P.S. You can tell that I am an official because I have a passport photo in my profile." If I didn't have a deep-rooted hatred for using abbreviated text-language, i'd say 'ROFL'.

Re: Mustafa Jabbar’s Take on the Avro-Bijoy Cyberwar

Rezwan — Fri, 21 May 2010 16:59:41 -0000

"Law does not understand an 8-key stroke difference." - Does that mean that Mr. Jabbar owns any Bangla keyboard layout? In the local market all other keyboard layouts have disappeared. When I want a Bangla keyboard I have to buy Bijoy layout paying him royalty. Although I don't type using Bijoy layout I have to pay him money. Do we want this monopoly?

Re: Just my (poker) luck

Rajiv Ashrafi — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 10:55:49 -0000

Hahahaha. Pwned.

Re: Just my (poker) luck

Rumman — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 09:43:01 -0000

*Lessons learned:

* Life's a bitch, and so is poker.

Re: Top 50: Songs for a Temporary Insanity

Rajiv Ashrafi — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 14:44:03 -0000

Not really in my musical taste, but seems like a decent mixtape I guess.

Re: The Joke that was Jackson

H M Elius — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 05:50:11 -0000

I wasn't making fun of the guy... i compared his public image before his death and after. I wrote nothing but facts.

Re: The Joke that was Jackson

Shusmita — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 23:42:37 -0000

What's the pointmaking fun of someone who's not here anymore Elius??? Yeah maybe he had a wierd get up, but don't u think it's not just right to make fun of a dead person?Would YOU do it if this was a relative of yours?I dont think u would...

Re: The Joke that was Jackson

Rajiv Ashrafi — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 14:59:39 -0000

As I said: "his glory faded over time, but his legend still remains."

His persona and appearance in recent media may have been anything but positive, but the man is still a legend. I really hated the fact that they had him tied up in a pedophilia case. Thank God he won.

Re: The Joke that was Jackson

H M Elius — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 14:39:51 -0000

I was actually talking about his persona and his appearance in recent media, not his music.

Re: The Joke that was Jackson

Rajiv Ashrafi — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 14:25:05 -0000

It's Michael Jackson. All of us grew up with his music. I remember the first time I heard "Black or White".

The man was amazing for his time. Too bad his glory faded over time, but his legend still remains.

Long live Michael Jackson.

Re: My first experience in going viral

Rajiv Ashrafi — Tue, 19 May 2009 05:34:40 -0000

Not surprised at the lack of traffic from Twitter. Most BD people use Facebook and email.

Congrats on the success!

Re: Small Money, Big Numbers: Education as Business

Maksudur Rahman — Sun, 17 May 2009 04:36:08 -0000

I know none of us like to see any bad reputation for our beloved North South University. We spent our greatest part of life here. We love our university, every inch of it. Whatever unwanted, unfortunate happened, those are past, some of us tried our best to avoid those and risk their lives to control some others. Anyway, I like to salute North South University authority for their learned & conscience decision. Thank you North South University for saving our dreams to be a graduate from NSU, we will never forget you. Where ever we go, NSU will always be with us. We are proud to be NSUers. We congratulate our father like figure, Dr. Hafiz G. A. Siddiqi, Vice Chancellor, NSU, our Proctor, Deans, Professors, Lecturers and all the faculties. We are all colleagues. We build this North South University. It is our university. We also will never forget our country, the people of Bangladesh. In every sense, we get this opportunity to be a student of NSU, is because of them. We will pay our return for this sad little country through North South University which is a center for excellence in higher study.

Maksud, NSU

Re: Small Money, Big Numbers: Education as Business

Sharzil — Sat, 16 May 2009 01:26:31 -0000

well Mr./Ms./whatever NotOnAside, you think the protest was violent? if we were violent we wouldn't wait till 5pm to start a chaos. we only wanted to talk to our VC. he comes us tells us he would consult the BOG members and give their response. after that the rat went into his hole and never came out. then we went upstairs (and there was no violence) passing by all the glassy doors and labs. the student only wanted a word from VC but they started beating up the students by police. you the students would be sitting ducks then? the hell with you man, what you'd do in that situation. so don't blabber about what you don't know. don't be fooled by the deceptive newspapers and rumors

Re: Small Money, Big Numbers: Education as Business

Nusrat — Sat, 16 May 2009 01:24:16 -0000

NOTonAside,......theres nothing to say bout your post!!but no doubt u r insane!!!get a life!! ....stop blabberin shit lyk sicK!!!

Re: Small Money, Big Numbers: Education as Business

raiseYOURvoice — Sat, 16 May 2009 01:22:26 -0000

dear NOTonAside...
i dont wanna argue... um going to answer your points simply... hope your car won't be smashed by that...

>>>1 :
were you there when the glasses of HIS HIGHNESS's office were being smashed??? do ya know what was goin on there??? you have seen an injured policeman, well have you seen any of the students who r injured more than he was??? or have you seen any of the girls who was beaten, kicked more specificly by YOUR dearest rich feet sucking POLICEMEN??? :)
plus, how do you know that those broken pieces of glasses were used to attack the POLICE ??? how do you know that those are real blood ??? did you see a flow of blood, or you just saw some spots on his white t shirt under his uniform??? if he was injured by glasses, then why only his under garment was wet by blood, not the uniform??? did you even see scratches on his uniform which may be caused by the broken glasses???
do you really know who started the violence??? do you think that if we were really violent then a huge amount of students as we were, only injure a police guy, n no1 else???

"I don’t think throwing stones blindly is very non-violent either."
that;s what you said... well do you know where it happened ??? outside the building... because there were no substances like stone or anything that breaks that kind of thick glasses of STR building ( you know, right? )... & lastly when this throwing had started??? for your kind information, there are more witnesses than you can imagine, right after the POLICE broke the glasses of gate to enter, & started to beat your clasmates... you can go & ask people who were actualllllly there, who did not at 3 pm...

>>>2 :
sorry I don't blv you... we do care & we care... that's why we raised our voice & stand up together... not all the people are sick like that & not all the people state things that they have never actuallly seen... were you there when a guy of NSU protestors was taking every charges made by you dearest polices to save one our sisters ??? you were not there I guess...

>>>3 :
you said mob, right ? we wanted to talk to our VC... we wanted to go to his office... but there was a big but between his office n us... n this but was none other than your proctor, the drunken master who even doesn't know what proctoring is ( well, he knows 1 thing, thats what we heard better than anything, EMpTYING BOTTTLEEESSS, do i have to mention what bottles ?)...
anyway, we wanted to go up, but the drunken master did not allow us to do... rather he blocked the stairs... i repeat, he blocked the stairs... when a path is blocked, then its not blocked 4 a particular side... its blocked both ways... so heres the thing you were blocked by the Proctor of NSU... & we did block anyone...

>>>4 :
no wonder why you are not in a public varsity... if you were, your car would be smashed by now... but these people were not violent actually... it was the proctor who was provoking the protestors to behave like that...

anyway it was a waste of time answering you... It is easy to type bullshitz sitting in a air conditioned room... but it is hard to feel these things unless you are in our shoes...

Re: Small Money, Big Numbers: Education as Business

Bgbabu — Sat, 16 May 2009 01:18:35 -0000

Great job, man!!!!!

Re: Small Money, Big Numbers: Education as Business

ishrat hasan — Sat, 16 May 2009 01:13:29 -0000

y d u hate ds country...so whch country u luv...?!?!? :S:S:S:S NSU r admin fees baraise dekhe ekkebare country kei hate...how lame!!

Re: Small Money, Big Numbers: Education as Business

Andalib — Sat, 16 May 2009 01:10:14 -0000

U r right. ami mutamuti shobar kasei shunlam je police age marpit shuru korse.