Re: [Goanet] Mapusa, the failed city - NOT
Date: Mon, 16 Jul 2012 15:41:42 -0700 (PDT) From: marlon menezes To: "Goa's premiere mailing list, estb. 1994!" Subject: Re: [Goanet] Mapusa, the failed city - NOTI have to agree with Marlon, except on one niggly bit. Tony, now from Velim, is originally from Karmali, now cohabiting infra the Bahamas, antes in their pantes, with bosom-brother - one of the three-member M.B.B.S., (Mutual Baizuan Back-scratching Society). FR =Message: 6 Date: Mon, 16 Jul 2012 15:41:42 -0700 (PDT) From: marlon menezes To: "Goa's premiere mailing list, estb. 1994!" Subject: Re: [Goanet] Mapusa, the failed city - NOT Message-ID: <1342478502.52656.yahoomail...@web110616.mail.gq1.yahoo.com> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1 Tony, As a Mapusacar, I find your post extremely upsetting. ?The Mapusa Friday market is, if I can quote Cecil, world famous, all over Goa. I find it extremely humorous that you, a resident of Vasco would dare comment about Mapusa. Vasco is so quaint, it makes a remote village in Bihar look like a bustling metropolis.? Yes, we do have a parking problem in Mapusa - this is a reflection of our higher levels of economic development compared to you lesser Vascoites who keep?trespassing our haven in your overfilled KTC buses. Regarding your reply from Reginald Laurenco, my suggestion is that you wait for another few more years. We Mapusacars have better things to do, than reply to some irrelevant request from an immigrant from Vasco. In any case, he is quite busy dealing with very mess being created by your Vasco brothers who keep migrating to Mapusa in the jam packed KTC buses.??And you have the nerve to talk about garbage?? As a blue blooded, true son of the soil, I find it very saddening to see my Mapusa being ruined by the immigrants from Vasco. ?This is written in the hope that some one like Nasci will hear the cry of agonized?Bardezkars and do something about preserving Mapusa.? Marlon From: Tony de Sa ** Mapusa is a failed city. Sad that the taluka town of Bardez which once had the best organized market in Goa has been allowed to become a shambles by the powers that be. More so when the present Chief Minister and his Deputy are both from Mapusa.
Re: [Goanet] Mapusa, the failed city - NOT
Tony, As a Mapusacar, I find your post extremely upsetting. The Mapusa Friday market is, if I can quote Cecil, world famous, all over Goa. I find it extremely humorous that you, a resident of Vasco would dare comment about Mapusa. Vasco is so quaint, it makes a remote village in Bihar look like a bustling metropolis. Yes, we do have a parking problem in Mapusa - this is a reflection of our higher levels of economic development compared to you lesser Vascoites who keep trespassing our haven in your overfilled KTC buses. Regarding your reply from Reginald Laurenco, my suggestion is that you wait for another few more years. We Mapusacars have better things to do, than reply to some irrelevant request from an immigrant from Vasco. In any case, he is quite busy dealing with very mess being created by your Vasco brothers who keep migrating to Mapusa in the jam packed KTC buses. And you have the nerve to talk about garbage? As a blue blooded, true son of the soil, I find it very saddening to see my Mapusa being ruined by the immigrants from Vasco. This is written in the hope that some one like Nasci will hear the cry of agonized Bardezkars and do something about preserving Mapusa. Marlon From: Tony de Sa ** Mapusa is a failed city. Sad that the taluka town of Bardez which once had the best organized market in Goa has been allowed to become a shambles by the powers that be. More so when the present Chief Minister and his Deputy are both from Mapusa. The bus stand is in a terrible state. There is garbage all around, people urinate freely and the stench is awful. Sewage oozes out and forms a lake in the parking lot of the bus stand. That is where the RTO conducts its inspections. Two years back I wrote to Reginald Laurenco who was the chairman of KTC - he promised an inspection which never materialized. The market is today badly organized with no order or system. Garbage abounds. The state of the gutters is unbeiievable. After seeing the state of the drainage system in Mapusa, could one believe that we live in a nation that is capable of a nuke and putting vehicles in orbit? Even Mohenjodaro and Harappa had better drainage systems. Parking space is not sufficient and no arrangements are made for restricting the entry of vehichles or controlling their flow. The traffic cops who patrol in Mapusa do not believe in preventive methods but rather punitive methods on hapless victims like motorbike riders. This is written in the hope that some one will hear the cry of agonized Bardezkars and do something about Mapusa. -- ** "Tony de Sa" < tonydesa at gmail dot com > **
