Comments on Out came a thought and then another...: Trust Ayn Rand, years after her death, to still be...

Sorry lady, the comment got too long, and so I mad...

2006-08-26T09:27:44.680+05:30

Sorry lady, the comment got too long, and so I made it a separate post.

Wait for me, wait for me. Am a wee bit busy, but I...

2006-08-21T19:38:13.963+05:30

Wait for me, wait for me. Am a wee bit busy, but I promise to leave a detailed commment.

Actually wanted to leave a comment at Chenthil's post too, the twenty-growing-out thing did make me want to leave a comment. So unlikely, I am hard-pressed for time :P

I have read (and re read) her Fountain Head, Atlas...

2006-08-21T15:42:01.836+05:30

I have read (and re read) her Fountain Head, Atlas Shrugged and We The Living. A little bit of Capitalism - the unknown ideal.

Pardon the stringing of words, with not even a pas...

2006-08-21T13:08:23.086+05:30

Pardon the stringing of words, with not even a passing obeisance to grammar, in the above comment.

I am the sort of reader (who can hardly be called ...

2006-08-21T12:25:00.440+05:30

I am the sort of reader (who can hardly be called so) who saw an Ayn Rand books at every house/place/room/blog he bumped on to, and never bothered to pick one up.
I can quote two reasons.
One, the word 'objectivism' to which she is associated to (and perhaps attributed to, as well) was very uncomfortable (and close to nauseating) for my taste, or the lack of it.
Two (and the truer reason), I hardly read.