Congress leader Shashi Tharoor in recent past has become Twitter’s favorite English teacher with his tweets not only giving its readers some baffling new words which make them run to the nearest dictionary but also provided Twitter trolls some of the best materials for memes this year.
In the past year, thanks to Mr. Tharoor, we all have come to know of words like ‘farrago’. ‘webakoof’ and most recently ‘rodomontade.’
These words have now made Mr. Tharoor a living ‘English legend’ and despite the trolls (whom we love) have left his audience impressed by his diction and wanting more.
Cashing in on his tweets popularity, Amul, who are known for their ‘pun intended’ ads, took a dig at Mr. Tharoor’s English by suggesting that “someone” needs a thesaurus.
#Amul Topical: MP's fondness for tweeting big words like 'Rodomontade'! pic.twitter.com/26HlzjTM4U
— Amul.coop (@Amul_Coop) December 15, 2017
Their latest ad though got one of the best replies from Mr. English himself, as he not only took the dig sportingly but as always, left many of his fans bemused with his reply.
Butterly honoured. But I feel like a Tharoorosaurus Rex, an ancient creature soon to be extinct, snuffed out in a cloud of incomprehension…. https://t.co/2VnkHlla1c
— Shashi Tharoor (@ShashiTharoor) December 15, 2017
For once.. I didn't hv to use dictionary to understand ur tweets 😂😂👻
— Ruchi kr (@ruchi_kr27) December 15, 2017
Sir, kindly eschew obfuscation, espouse elucidation.😅
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Top Most Characters of Mahabharata— Piyush Panigrahi (@BaahariKinara) December 15, 2017
Itni hard english mat use kiya karo sahab..ek tweet mei 4 baar google kholna padta h
— Vaibhav Bhaskar (@VaibhavBhaska10) December 15, 2017
What a Farrago sir. Throw at us some more tougher words
— Ayush Sharma (@ayush1931994) December 15, 2017
Could you please tell what Dictionary you used to follow 😜?
— Sudip Hore (@i_amSudip) December 15, 2017
Sedulously avoid, polysyllabic profundity, platitudinous pondersity, pestiferous profanity.😜
— KBS Sidhu (@kbssidhu1961) December 16, 2017
Good one Mr. Tharoor, you once again made our day and left us laughing for hours.
