From: augusto pinto [EMAIL PROTECTED]
And BTW Roland, I happen to be married, and if you ever
think I'm wimpish just make sure you never come close to my fists.
Mario suggests:
Augusto,
Calm down, man. To begin with I want you on my side if there is a fight in Goa
- I may want you to
Augusto,
I am sorely disappointed.
For three reasons:
1) Your lack of comprehension.
Please read my post. I did not say you, Miguel or anyone else was gay,
wimpish or a transvestite. All I did was called the term 'dears' that.
If there is any implication as you so erroneously inferred, it was
From: augusto pinto [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Goanet] O Dear Dears
In Goanet Digest, Vol 3, Issue 1140: Roland Francis
[EMAIL PROTECTED] in the thread A Need To Soothe the Mind
whilst responding to some comments made by Miguel Braganza, made the
following brutish comments:
One more
--- On Sun, 9/7/08, augusto pinto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: augusto pinto [EMAIL PROTECTED]
And BTW Roland, I happen to be married, and if you ever
think I'm
wimpish just make sure you never come close to my fists.
Cheers
Augusto
--
Let me first
Augusto Pinto wrote:
When addressing large audiences in letters to newspapers or Internet
mailing-lists, what should the salutation be? Should it be 'Dear
Messieurs and Mesdames' or 'Dear Ladies and Gentlemen' or 'Dear
Readers? I find these too archaic and stilted.
--
Maybe:
Brethren
officers and
their wives quite a bit. Ki gul, myain messdame hun nah.
venantius
From: augusto pinto [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Goanet] O Dear Dears
When addressing large audiences in letters to newspapers or Internet
mailing-lists, what should the salutation be? Should it be 'Dear
Messieurs
Dears
In Goanet Digest, Vol 3, Issue 1140: Roland Francis
[EMAIL PROTECTED] in the thread A Need To Soothe the Mind
whilst responding to some comments made by Miguel Braganza, made the
following brutish comments:
One more request:
Please stop calling us dears, a kind of a gay, wimpish,
