I am trying to make sense of Rane's statement. Methinks, he was indirectly referring to Catholic Goans who have migrated en masse to England on Portuguese passports. Rane's political base consists largely of Hindu Goans and he's not afraid to offend Catholic Goans, though he didn't specific. As they say, one must read between the lines. Or, as Georges Bush said, "Read my lips." To me, this political shit is nothing but vote-catching strategy. It further divides Goan society. Politics often ruins everything, and India is a fine example of it.
Eugene On Wed, Aug 8, 2018 at 3:19 PM Venantius J Pinto <venantius.pi...@gmail.com> wrote: > Dear Gabe, > > As far as I know, poskotto means bladder. Perhaps used for tube (air) too. > Like the bladder in the football. > > I am juggling a lot, but if things click then it would be great to > visualize a book on Konkani proverbs (hard-hitting drawings), and indeed > curses (xirap), considering that although not a linguist, and I make > errors, but do cover a lot of textual ground. Any serious sponsors? > > :) > Venantius > > On Wed, Aug 8, 2018 at 9:30 AM, Gabe Menezes <gabe.mene...@gmail.com> > wrote: > > > On 8 August 2018 at 04:55, Venantius J Pinto <venantius.pi...@gmail.com> > > wrote: > > > > > More like have a sip of piss with some ice cubes. From his own > poskotto, > > of > > > course. > > > All gnyan being contained in it. > > > > > > Leave them bovines alone. > > > > > > II Sat gamaya !! > > > > > > Venantius J Pinto > > > > > > > Dear Venatius, > > > > Pray, please educate me, there was one called a poskotto, meaning > football? > > in Nairobi. What is the correct translation S.V.P.? > > > > Gabe Menezes. > > >
