Ram:


It was a response to a group that doesn't understand how Assam does not fit into the picture. That is why the wannabes. I am sure left them a bit bewildered--as I always do. They are good ol' friends, but somewhat ignorant of India's conditions and Assam's role in it.

And my feeling of being left out is your effort at groping at straws.

The equation below is voodoo math :-).



c-da







At 3:05 PM -0600 8/24/07, Ram Sarangapani wrote:
C'da,

That was indeed a good one (and your valuable addition too:))

 >Loved that one. But since the Assamese were left out, allow me >to fill in:

It was also interesting (and am glad) to note that even you felt Assamese was 'left out' from something as innoucous as this, and that too out of 'India'. :)

But am a bit confused, it looks like, you are saying the more Assamese you put in the mix, the more 'Indian' they turn out to be.

>Two Assamese makes an ULFA battalion. Three Assamese is a >Bangladeshi ousting vigilante group and four Assamese is an >union of wanna-be-Indians :-).

Two, make an ULFA battalion, ...and by inference, 4 are wanna-bees, and 5 must be patriotic Indians :))

--Ram






On 8/24/07, Chan Mahanta <<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Loved that one. But since the Assamese were left out, allow me to fill in:


One Assamese is a Kharkhowa ( Khar is an alkaline fluid, created by draining water thru ash from burnt , dried banana plant roots. It is the primary fluid in a soupy dish, favorite with the Assamese. Historically the dish provided much needed electrolytic balance to the salt-starved , landlocked populace ).


Two Assamese makes an ULFA battalion. Three Assamese is a Bangladeshi ousting vigilante group and four Assamese is an union of wanna-be-Indians :-).


























At 11:01 AM -0400 8/24/07, <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  Demographics in India

10. MALAYALEES: One Malayalee is a narial-pani shop. Two Malayalees is a boat race. Three Malayalees is a Gulf job racket. Four Malayalees is an oil slick. 9. TAMILIANS: One Tamilian is a fugitive sandalwood smuggler. Two Tamilians is a suicide-bomb squad. Three Tamilians is a classical music school. Four Tamilians is a Jayalalitha fan club. 8. ANDHRAITES: One Andhraite is a cycle-rickshaw driver. Two Andhraites is a spice shop. Three Andhraites is a Naxalite outfit. Four Andhraites is the Telugu film industry. 7. BENGALIS: One Bengali is a rosagulla shop. Two Bengalis is a black-and-white movie. Three Bengalis is a Mohun Bagan support group. Four Bengalis is a Marxist movement. 6. RAJASTHANIS: One Rajasthani is a cattle-seller. Two Rajasthanis is a mason. Three Rajasthanis is a puppet show. Four Rajasthanis is a folk dance-drama. 5. PUNJABIS: One Punjabi is a truck driver. Two Punjabis is one bottle of whisky in one night. Three Punjabis is a public fist-fight. Four Punjabis is 200 kg of excess weight.



4. BOMBAYITES: One Bombayite is a hawker. Two Bombayites is a film industry. Three Bombayites is a slum. Four Bombayites is the rush-hour train crowd. 3. GUJARATIS: One Gujarati is a share broker in a Mumbai train. Two Gujaratis is the total chatter in a Mumbai train. Three Gujaratis is a rummy game in a Mumbai train. Four Gujaratis is a money-laundering racket. 2. SINDHIS: One Sindhi is a currency racket. Two Sindhis is a papad factory. Three Sindhis is a duplicate goods shop. Four Sindhis is a lot of gas around (yeech!).

1. BIHARIS: One Bihari is Laloo Prasad Yadav. Two Biharis is a booth-capturing squad. Three Biharis is a caste killing. Four Biharis is the total literate population of the state.





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