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Hi all.... barik - motim sausage lovers. North or South... remember ...'one man food is another man's poison.' BTW, Joao Inacio De Souza, the pioneer in marketing sausages is also a renown Konkani writer. He has penned numerous Konkani novels and has published many periodicals. He is a profile writer who's contributions till recently were published in GULAB, V. IXTT, etc. Now he is sick and bed -ridden. 'Poor' man is not yet recognised in this field !! His only sin is he writes in ROMAN script. - Alfonso Bond Braganza. From: Cecil Pinto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [Goanet]South v/s North Sausages - Topic closed Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Elton, Gabe and Alfred have started off a discussion on the relative merits of sausages from Salcete versus those from Bardez. This is a very dangerous topic that could inflame passions on both sides and lead to unnecessary hostile intercourse. Please keep in mind that nobody is denying that Salcete sausages are tiny and that all they serve is to tickle. Whereas Bardez sausages are definitely bigger and more filling. Predictably Elton will deny his roots and Gabe will discuss which sausages go well with Stella and Alfred will wax poetic about how Sofia College girls preferred the South Goan sausages. My gut reaction is that the GoaNet Admin Team will soon declare this topic closed. I am only closing it in advance. Cecil Pinto (writing as a hopefully-soon-to-be-inducted member of the GoaNet Admin Team)
