Dear Sunith,
Seeing that you arrived in London just about 3 months
ago, apparently the first thing you did was a ramdom
survey of who was engaging in premarital sex. A survey
so comprehensive, that you then had comparative data
with statistics compiled by Cecil from Goa. Afterall,
that is what we
Cecil writes:
Please conclusively, or at least credibly, prove that:
1) The divorce rate in Goa is spiralling
2) That pre and extra-marital sex is as prevalent in Goa as anywhere in the
West.
Hi Cecil,
Please stop beating up on Selma. She was probably comparing the above
statistics in Goa to simi
Selma wrote:
It's nice to use sentences that don't mean anything
but sound good nonetheless. We have a phrase for that
in Konkanni, ulloicha zaimum ulloita.
Cecil replies:
Please check
a) Your knowledge of Konkani (vocabulary, grammar and spelling)
b) Your spelling of "Konkani' as "Konkanni"
c) Y
Selma wrote:
It's nice to use sentences that don't mean anything
but sound good nonetheless. We have a phrase for that
in Konkanni, ulloicha zaimum ulloita.
Cecil replies:
Please check
a) Your knowledge of Konkani (vocabulary, grammar and spelling)
b) Your spelling of "Konkani' as "Konkanni"
c) Y
Dear Cecil,
It's nice to use sentences that don't mean anything
but sound good nonetheless. We have a phrase for that
in Konkanni, ulloicha zaimum ulloita.
For instance, what does "vacuum of ignorance mean?".
When something is filled up, even if it is with
ignorance it ceases to be a vacuum. In
Selma wrote:
Well Cecil, if you think these points are worthy of
discussion why don't you start the discussion?
It's funny how you never tire telling some of us that
we shouldn't be preaching from pulpits in the US, yet
feel these points forwarded to you by "someone of
Indian origin in the US" ar
