Cheerleaders controversy......hypocrisy? - Page 2

Originally posted by: mythili_Kiran

What's the problem with the Cheer leaders? IPL is a cricket and that is not some satsang and no fool expects some people to deck themselves like Meera bai, Jodha bai or Akbar...

IPL is just for fun and if these cheerleaders are adding some glamour..why the hell should the politicians and so called "Indian Sanskruti protectors" should have????

Hmm! IPL is not an entrance examination like IIT and the cheerleaders are not the invigilators ...so why will the aam spectator janta have problem?..😛

Really felt sad when fully dressed cheerleaders said cheeeeeeeeeeers to the deccan chargers....in the previous match😉😆

Say cheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeers,

Myth

yes. in these times of scarcity, what are they trying to accomplish by wearing so many clothes? mein toh kehta hoon kam pehno, par acha pehno😛😆

Originally posted by: chatbuster

yes. in these times of scarcity, what are they trying to accomplish by wearing so many clothes? mein toh kehta hoon kam pehno, par acha pehno😛😆

Somebody teach these cheer girls KISS principle. Don't ban me for saying this.

Here goes the explanation for the KISS principle from wikipedia:

The KISS principle (acronym for "Keep It Simple, Stupid") states that design simplicity should be a key goal and unnecessary complexity avoided. It serves as a useful principle in a wide array of disciplines, such as software development, animation, photography, engineering, and strategic planning . Common variants of the acronym include: "Keep It Sweet & Simple", and "Keep It Short & Simple". The form "Keep It Simple, Silly" is sometimes used in situations (for example, explaining the phrase to children) where "stupid" may be perceived as being too harsh.^{[citation needed]}

Complexity should be avoided—simplicity is a goal in itself. Extra features are not needed; an approach that seems "too easy to be true" is in fact the best way. A very straightforward approach may seem less glamorous and less dramatic, but the trivial a

The KISS principle (acronym for "Keep It Simple, Stupid") states that design simplicity should be a key goal and unnecessary complexity avoided. It serves as a useful principle in a wide array of disciplines, such as software development, animation, photography, engineering, and strategic planning. Common variants of the acronym include: "Keep It Sweet & Simple", and "Keep It Short & Simple". The form "Keep It Simple, Silly" is sometimes used in situations (for example, explaining the phrase to children) where "stupid" may be perceived as being too harsh.

Complexity should be avoided—simplicity is a goal in itself. Extra features are not needed; an approach that seems "too easy to be true" is in fact the best way. A very straightforward approach may seem less glamorous and less dramatic, but the trivial approach should indeed be taken. Surprisingly, the very obvious approach is often the best.

However, as a GOLDEN RULE Albert Einstein's

Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler."

Need to be followed😛

Cheers,

Myth