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Thursday’s Responses


Hit the apple with a pithy one-liner on the issue written on it and win a prize. Please make it short and to the point.

Responses will be published daily and winners named every Friday.

Try to spare the head on which the apple rests but if readers really want to do otherwise, so be it. But, we reserve the right to edit responses to keep them within the confines of decency and the law.

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He smiles because he knows no arrows could pierce the skulls of ministers.
Lalith Perera

 

Hit the belly with the arrow and the foul air will drive all mosquitoes away and out of the country
Neil Perera

 

1." An apple a day keeps the dengue away" – Hon Minister of Health

2. I hope, Sir, it is not an Apple of Sodom!

3. Minister takes Dengue head-on

4. Anopheles Aegypti has stung the apple

5. Hon. Minister has a head on his shoulders!
Mohamed Zahran
Colombo 3

 

"No problem, I am covered from neck to toe!"
J. M. T. Fernando

 

I don’t fear for I am Sara-Pala (arrow controller) and not Siri-Pala
Dr. S. P. G. C. Senadheera
Nugegoda

 

An apple a day keeps dengue away
S. Karunaratuna Silva
Thimbirigaskatuwa

 

Permit me to use a cannon!
Wickrema Gamage
Kandy

 

We might need hundreds of apples to place on the heads of all culprits.
U. Gunaratne
Galle

 

I wish the apple were an explosive device with a timer
AW
Hatton

 

A solid apple on a hollow shell where mosquitoes breed
Asoka S, Kandy


The winning entry for this week is: "If you miss the apple, dengue will be over." Sender: Milton Kuruppu.
The prize is Rs, 1,000.


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