DELIGHTFUL SPEAKER

ADDING AUDIO TO MY POSTS

For a long time, I have been thinking of adding My audio to My blog posts but I found it difficult to understand some YouTube videos which explain how to do this. So I asked young Sunny (son of a brother-in-law of Mine) a few minutes ago to see if he could understand these videos and explain to Me how to add audios to My blog posts.

Long ago, I attached audio files to My gmails (which I sent from Myself to Myself) and gave My PUBLIC passwords to My fans -

infinity (ksinha1950@gmail.com)

yzpeternorman  (kishalay.sinha007@gmail.com)

But I feel that My fans may hesitate to use My two gmail ID passwords although I keep on repeating that these passwords are PUBLIC passwords.

I attached some PHOTOS (but not audio) to My blog posts on Blogger.

I could make audios and upload My audio files on YouTube but I find the thought of the NUMBER (which are mostly FAKE numbers) of "views" and "subscribers" appearing at the bottom of each YouTube audio/video extremely repugnant.

Sunny and I watched two YouTube videos on how to insert (!) audio into (!) blogger posts - Sunny did get a vague idea but said we would have to watch the videos again - it seems to Me that I have some options: use

sites.google.com

wordpress

soundcloud.com (Google PlayStore)

I am still confused, but it seems to Me that if I use soundcloud, robotic HTML letters will appear which may SCARE My fans, besides probably involving having to TYPE a lot of letters (copy and paste might be used but may be unfamiliar to many fans who DO NOT KNOW how to copy paste).

Kishalay Sinha [G]

Fire - HOM হোম होम

During our wedding ceremony, My consort went round and round Me dressed in Manipuri dancing attire seven times before finally trapping Me by putting a garland around My neck - BUT Manipuris do not use fire or hom হোম होम. (The fire can come afterwards as a form of blackmail.)

Kishalay Sinha [G]

DELIGHTFUL SPEAKER

I have just heard very interesting and entertaining talks by John Bellaimey on YouTube. What a delightful speaker! His sarcastic tone is delicious! I feel like listening to his talks again and again. Turning Point talks by David Jeremiah are equally delightful, but Jeremiah's tone is deliciously grim and fierce, unlike the sarcastic and pungent tone of John Bellaimey. It seems to Me as if the two equally thrilling speakers are in fact the same clear thinker using two different pen names!

Kishalay Sinha [G]