Re: [Goanet] Why not 'Cheers!

2014-02-12 Thread Venantius J Pinto
I have been over half my life in the US, but that has only improved
all of the Indian languages I speak and have picked up others. So too
long but sharper while I often hear a schmear of smarm as to the
difficulties of being able to speak in say Konkani. Space and where I
live, has not made me forget where my roots lie, and when you can no
longer call those roots, one roots or lived aesthetics.

The reference to Japan I presume is intended to be tongue-in-cheek.
OK. I am on my own there. But, one grain of info: I am the only one I
know of Indian extraction who has a high rank in Shodo. Just saying
that: this too has not make me forget anything from my years in India.
But this is merely info, and not to get media. Hell no.

Furthermore, I am aware of and engaged with English/British phrases,
and that they have their denoted and connoted variances.

My point was for Floriano and for him alone although said on a public
forum; whereby in saying something other voices arise, reveal
something or the other.

One more fun fact: I probably have over 150 dictionaries in various
languages, Now this is an opportunity if not to say, then at least to
hold onto the thought:**
What? Man, look how stupid he! Now everything in on the computer and
he is telling us he has all these books!!!
The point of course is otherwise.
** I know certain things and have a sense of thought as they conjure
themselves in minds, being around various individuals, was helped,
abused and manipulated by others; and shared many a thing with some of
the most ruthless people one could know and run with.

Best as always all.
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Venantius J Pinto


On 2/11/14, Venantius J Pinto venantius.pi...@gmail.com wrote:
 Horse if to mean me, responded. Did not bolt.

 vjp

 On 2/11/14, roland.francis roland.fran...@ymail.com wrote:
 Been too long in the US and Japan to like British phrases I suppose
 Cecil.

 Still, I too am waiting for it from the horse's mouth.
 Roland.


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 Date: 11-02-2014  2:53 AM  (GMT-05:00)
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 Subject: [Goanet] Why not 'Cheers!

 Venantius J Pinto wrote:
 Hopefully Floriano's response gets published in the Press/Letters.
 Also a suggestion: skip signing off with Cheers.


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 Dear Venantius,

 Please expand on your suggestion. What is wrong with signing off with
 Cheers?

 Cheers!

 Cecil
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Re: [Goanet] Why not 'Cheers!

2014-02-12 Thread Venantius J Pinto
Horse if to mean me, responded. Did not bolt.

vjp

On 2/11/14, roland.francis roland.fran...@ymail.com wrote:
 Been too long in the US and Japan to like British phrases I suppose Cecil.

 Still, I too am waiting for it from the horse's mouth.
 Roland.


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  Original message 
 From: Cecil Pinto cecilpi...@gmail.com
 Date: 11-02-2014  2:53 AM  (GMT-05:00)
 To: goanet goa...@goanet.org,Venantius J Pinto venantius.pi...@gmail.com
 Subject: [Goanet] Why not 'Cheers!

 Venantius J Pinto wrote:
 Hopefully Floriano's response gets published in the Press/Letters.
 Also a suggestion: skip signing off with Cheers.


 --

 Dear Venantius,

 Please expand on your suggestion. What is wrong with signing off with
 Cheers?

 Cheers!

 Cecil
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Venantius J Pinto


[Goanet] Why not 'Cheers!

2014-02-11 Thread Cecil Pinto
Venantius J Pinto wrote:
Hopefully Floriano's response gets published in the Press/Letters.
Also a suggestion: skip signing off with Cheers.


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Dear Venantius,

Please expand on your suggestion. What is wrong with signing off with
Cheers?

Cheers!

Cecil
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Re: [Goanet] Why not 'Cheers!

2014-02-11 Thread Venantius J Pinto
The sentiment Cheers suggests a certain cordiality and supposedly
thanks, although I have always suspected that as unintended.

MY OPINION: When one is presenting heavy material, charged material,
which has strategy, analysis -- in my personal opinion use an innocuous
(harmless) sign off. I There are also other case when to me its
likeabusing someones say child, parent and suggesting having a bear.
At the very least: smarmy, to mean ingratiating.

My suggestion was to Floriano and him alone.

Now should I also say why I knew you would ask? I knew.

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Venantius J Pinto



On 2/11/14, Cecil Pinto cecilpi...@gmail.com wrote:
 Venantius J Pinto wrote:
 Hopefully Floriano's response gets published in the Press/Letters.
 Also a suggestion: skip signing off with Cheers.


 --

 Dear Venantius,

 Please expand on your suggestion. What is wrong with signing off with
 Cheers?

 Cheers!

 Cecil
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Venantius J Pinto


Re: [Goanet] Why not 'Cheers!

2014-02-11 Thread roland.francis
Been too long in the US and Japan to like British phrases I suppose Cecil. 

Still, I too am waiting for it from the horse's mouth.
Roland.


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Venantius J Pinto wrote:
Hopefully Floriano's response gets published in the Press/Letters.
Also a suggestion: skip signing off with Cheers.


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Dear Venantius,

Please expand on your suggestion. What is wrong with signing off with
Cheers?

Cheers!

Cecil
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