Okay, someone please get chai and Parle-G for Shashi Tharoor. He needs to relax.
Like, sit in the balcony and have a conversation with himself, using words that don’t exceed 4 alphabets.
Because ab zyaada ho raha hai.
Yesterday, Hansal Mehta tagged Tharoor in a post, where comedian Saloni Gaur was imitating him. Responding to the same, the politician tweeted:
Flattered by the comedic imitation. However, I would like to believe that I am not such a garrulous sesquipedalian… Clearly the artiste on the screen does not suffer from hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophobia!
— Shashi Tharoor (@ShashiTharoor) June 13, 2020
Hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophobia. I mean…
Isse 5 bachchon ke naam nikal aayenge.
Turns out it means ‘fear of long words’.
As for sesquipedalian, it sounds like an exotic dish you wouldn’t mind overpaying for. According to Google, it means ‘characterized by long words’.
Flattered by the comedic imitation. However, I would like to believe that I am not such a garrulous sesquipedalian… Clearly the artiste on the screen does not suffer from hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophobia!
— Shashi Tharoor (@ShashiTharoor) June 13, 2020
Anyway, Twitter understandably started flipping over this, and here are some of the reactions.
— Faad Dunga BC (@naalaYUCK) June 13, 2020
— dimaagkoshot (@dimaagkoshot) June 13, 2020
— Suchitra B (@SuchritaBiswas) June 13, 2020
— प्रोफसर Raja babu 🥳🌈 (@GaurangBhardwa1) June 13, 2020
— Anime (@naruhina_07) June 13, 2020
Hydroxychloroquine be like : pic.twitter.com/qZM0ACttAk
— Monica (@monicas004) June 13, 2020
— Gulrose Shaikh (@GulRose_views) June 13, 2020
2 aur word ka meaning dictionary mein dhundna hai kya pic.twitter.com/Ico9cthd11
— Nutcracker Shah♂️ (@beeing_shah) June 13, 2020
Every one who read above tweet pic.twitter.com/bDSLG6SfKs
— भाई साहब (@Bhai_saheb) June 13, 2020
— Shaantanu Singh (@singh_shaantanu) June 13, 2020
