Ada Muttal Narayana Even now you are so foolish? Open a lexicon and find the meaning and then come back a lick my feet KR
---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Narayanaswamy Iyer <[email protected]> Date: Tue, 19 Dec 2023 at 10:29 Subject: Re: [iyer123] Re: [KeralaIyers] Fwd: CULTURAL QA 12-2023-18 To: iyer <[email protected]>, gopala krishnan <[email protected]> Cc: Narayanaswamy Iyer <[email protected]> Dear folks Gross stupidity combined with ageing geriatic insanity and total lack of schooling, learning, education has rendered KR ex-IRS 18 12 23 utterly blind, as his congenital syphilis inherited from his sex-worker mother has penetrated his brain. It was he himself, not Sri Gopalakrishnan whom he demonises, who wrote:- "*Ratite: (of a bird) having a flat breastbone without a keel, and so unable to fly. {Narayanasamy to n* *Know the meaning of keel}*" The previous exchange was:- "*The same mlechcha barbarian (i.e. KR ex-IRS) idiot thinks a keel is a metal hinge connecting two wooden doors !* "Had he bothered to think with the surviving remnants of his cement-head and stony skull, he would have discovered that the albatross is a carinate, not a ratite." Once a mlechcha savage barbarian cement-brained stone-headed idiot, forever a mlechcha savage barbarian cement-brained stone-headed idiot. Incurable and durable. S Narayanaswamy Iyer On Tue, Dec 19, 2023 at 11:36 AM Rajaram Krishnamurthy < [email protected]> wrote: > The barbaric naked Narayanasamy, pimp as usual due to his insenility, > accuses Gopalakrishnan who wrote ratite, not myself; and why did I give the > meaning of ratite; i said diplomatically; but Narayanasamy only called > Gopalakrishnan as "Had he bothered to think with the surviving > remnants of his cement-head and stony skull". Poor man he thinks it is > aval; but pounding the empty ural. Mutta Narayana, you do not evince > interest to learn even LKG to learn about Keel; Albatross is found in India > idiot Narayana and as a butler what you learnt in your british > school rhyme, (ofcourse failed even in that class is a different issue) you > speak thinking it is a west bird. G is another who may not even think what > is he writing; he was happy to learn from his quora ignorant Albatross is > something new. It is called ANDARANDA PARAVAI IN TAMIL, nAVA KUNJARAM IN > SANSKRIT; rAMESWARAM SEA HAS THE BIRD:"MADURAI: Two bird researchers have > recorded sighting of a light-mantled albatross (Phoebetria palpebrata) in > Tamil Nadu's Rameswaram. The bird was spotted on Anthoniyarpuram Beach, > an important spot for birds in the Gulf of Mannar region, on September 8, > 2020 Muttalai muttale kamuruvar Bye Narayana KR > > ---------- Forwarded message --------- > From: Narayanaswamy Iyer <[email protected]> > Date: Tue, 19 Dec 2023 at 07:38 > Subject: [iyer123] Re: [KeralaIyers] Fwd: CULTURAL QA 12-2023-18 > To: iyer <[email protected]>, gopala krishnan <[email protected]> > Cc: Narayanaswamy Iyer <[email protected]> > > > Dear folks > > The extreme incurable gross stupidity of unschooled, unlearned, uneducated > buffoon KR ex-IRS 18 12 23 will never cease. > > He writes in his habitual drain-gutter-sewer broken English:- > > "*Q3 What is the largest bird that is not a ratite?* > > *KR Have you seen Albatross? Ratite: (of a bird) having a flat > breastbone without a keel, and so unable to fly. {Narayanasamy to n* > > *Know the meaning of keel}*" > > > The mleccha barbarian idiot has never come across "The Rime Of The Ancient > Mariner" by renowned "nature poet" Samuel Taylor Coleridge who describes an > albatross flying across the clouds, snow, and ice to perch on the mast of > the mariner's ship. > > > *The same mleccha barbarian idiot thinks a keel is a metal hinge > connecting two wooden doors !* > > > Had he bothered to think with the surviving remnants of his cement-head > and stony skull, he would have discovered that the albatross is a carinate, > not a ratite. > > > Ratites include ostriches and emus and other birds that cannot fly. > > > *The same mleccha barbarian idiot takes pride in advertising again his > paralysed left hand, infected with congenital syphilis from his prostitute > mother whereby he cannot reach the "w" button on his keypad.* > > > S Narayanaswamy Iyer > > On Mon, Dec 18, 2023 at 6:24 PM Rajaram Krishnamurthy < > [email protected]> wrote: > >> CULTURAL QA 12202318 >> >> Q1 What are some interesting facts you know about animals? >> >> G Vultures, often seen as mere scavengers, play a pivotal role in our >> ecosystem that contradicts their grim reputation.( and more) >> >> KR Above young one west interest may be seen; but we are so advanced; >> and at this age let us know all these akso: >> >> ANIMAL KINGDOM: Chapter 4.24 - The Gridhra (Vulture) in the Epics >> >> In the Ramayana, the Gridhra has played an important role in the form of >> Jatayu and Sampati who helped Lord Rama in his search for Sita. Jatayu >> sacrificed his life in his fight with the demon king Ravana who had >> abducted Sita. >> >> Sampati says, >> >> tasmadaharaviryena nisargena cavanarah | >> >> ayojanashatatsagradvayampashyamanityashah || >> >> “Monkeys through the potency of our food and by virtue of our nature are >> strong. Vultures can always see to a distance of more than one hundred >> yojanas.”[1] >> >> Vultures were hovering in the Ariel region and a large flock of cultures >> followed Ravana’s chariot in the Rama-Ravana War.” >> >> ketamurdhanigridhrastuvilino dakshinamukhah | >> >> nadannubhayatahparshvamsamagram shriyamaharat ||[2] >> >> There was a vulture on the chariot of the ogre perched facing the south >> and it was suggesting ill omen. The brother of Ravana, Kumbhakarna, >> experienced auspicious omens. He saw “a vulture actually alighted on his >> pike as he was marching along the road. His left eye twitched and his left >> arm throbbed.” >> >> nishpatacagridhrosya shule vaipathigacchatah | >> >> prasphurannayanamcasyasavgobahurakampayat ||[3] >> >> >> >> Likewise the son of Ravana faced ill omens when he was fighting with >> Rama’s brother Lakshmana. >> >> kravyada daruna vagbhishcikshipurbhimanihsvanaman | >> >> natadanimvavanvagurnacajajvalapavakah ||[4] >> >> Hideous carnivorous birds emitted frightful cries with their tongues. No >> wind blew at that time nor did fire burn.” In the Ramayana, the Grdhra is >> said to be the son of Shyeni. >> >> The vulture spreading its wings and paws and it is posed as if it is >> giving out calls depicted on the flag of Ghatokaca. Another similar bird >> depicted on the flag of the demon was called Alanbusha. >> >> In Shantiparva of the Mahabharata, there is a story of a dialogue between >> the vulture and the fox. A dead body of a child was brought to the cemetery >> for funeral rites. At that time the vulture and the fox were present there. >> Both of them tried to fool the relatives of the dead child because both of >> them wanted to devour the corpse. >> >> There are actually four kinds of vultures[5]. Vultures are kin to eagles >> and also hawks. They have strong wings and fat bodies. They subsist on >> flesh and fruits. They are skilled hunters. They have glossy bodies of >> various colours and they are sluggish in nature. They breed during the >> rainy season. A female vulture starts laying eggs she it reaches the age of >> 2 years. The young chicks are nurtured and protected by the mother. When >> their chicks are born, their eyes remain closed. Slowly the eyes open and >> they start growing. They traverse long distances. They like move in flocks. >> Some varieties of vultures are terribly scared of water. They make >> frightening calls. They descend on the prey with lightning speed and in no >> time they finish off the prey. They have great appetites and they eat a >> lot. Although they live in flocks they also fight among themselves. >> >> Valmiki Ramayana . IV. 58.30a. VI. 57. 39[5]:Mrigapakshishastra >> [mriga-pakshi-shastra] .II.26.211b, 217, 222b, 227,231b >> >> II Vulture in National animal Kingdom: New World vultures lack the >> ability to perform songs like many other species of bird. Instead, they are >> restricted to simple sounds, such as grunts and hisses. >> >> >> >> Although bone forms a vulture’s diet for the most-part, there are some >> species that prefer a more rounded diet. Feasting on a variety of nuts, >> fish and other birds, both the palm nut vulture and the lappet-faced >> vulture do well to defy their haunting stereotypes. >> >> ‘Urohydrosis’ is a process in which an animal urinates on itself in >> order to cool down when temperatures reach blistering highs. However, >> vultures also use this technique as a means to disinfect their legs of >> bacteria following a feed on a rotten carcass as their urine possesses high >> levels of acid. >> >> As well as their urine, vultures also have extremely strong acids inside >> their stomachs. These acids not allow help the birds to fight and destroy >> lethal bacteria, but also help to break down the bones of the carcasses >> that the birds devour, which contribute between 70-90 per cent of their >> overall diet. >> >> Thermals help these birds to reach incredible heights, most of which >> would be deadly to other species of birds. A series of cardio-vascular >> adaptations means that vultures are able to fly at heights where oxygen >> levels are at their thinnest, with one particular Ruppell’s griffon vulture >> reaching almost 11.5 kilometres! >> >> As a result of the threats that vultures face, the first Saturday of >> September is now dedicated to celebrating International Vulture Awareness >> Day. These days are extremely valuable in educating people about the true >> nature of these vulnerable animals, whilst allowing them to partake in fun >> activities at the same time. >> >> >> >> Q2 What are some simple observations which people fail to observe? >> >> G Einstein's law of itching. When your hands are coated with something >> messy like butter or grease, any of your body part will begin to itch. >> >> KR Even as a joke Mr G cannot corelate; einstein and itching. >> Itching is so simple not grease butter etc unless allergic; Itch is the >> dominant symptom of a vast variety of diseases from cutaneous inflammatory >> conditions such as atopic dermatitis to systemic, neurologic, and >> autoimmune disorders such as hepatic or renal failure, multiple sclerosis, >> or celiac disease. Recent studies have indicated that this frequently >> ignored symptom can have a major impact on health-related quality of life. >> It is recognized that antihistamines are not effective to treat most >> itches. These observations have paralleled a much-needed increase of >> investigation into the mechanisms underlying both acute and chronic itch >> and will ultimately lead to new and effective therapies. Itch has been the >> least understood and researched somatosensory modality. This is changing as >> the growth of dermatologic and neuroscience-based research in the last >> decade has allowed for a better understanding of the neuro- and physio >> anatomical bases of itch. The importance of the immune system in mediating >> cutaneous and neurogenic inflammation also contributes to itch but is >> beyond the scope of this article. By understanding the pathophysiology of >> itch, clinicians are better equipped to manage and treat patients with >> itch. This article describes our current understanding of the >> pathophysiology of itch. >> >> >> >> G Newton's law of queue. You're standing in a queue and it is moving >> very slowly, so you decide to switch to a different queue. As soon as you >> leave that queue, it will start to move faster than the one you're in now. >> >> KR Another funny thought. Newton? One who has no brain, only >> switch queues, without seeing how slow the counterman works. >> >> >> >> G Hooke's law of rabbit hole. When you're in a hurry and need a tool, >> you'll drop it and it'll roll to the least accessible corner. >> >> KR Hookes’s? Only because he does not know how to work and >> possess so much tension. >> >> >> >> My note- Specifically when we try to take out a small tablet from the >> folio, it will fall and move to an inaccessible corner in the flooring >> >> >> >> G Selmon's rule of I don't know. When you try to prove to someone that >> something doesn't work, it'll. My note- About a year back I had been to my >> co brother's home in Kerala for his grandson’s upanayanam. The cooks >> reported any number of times they plugged, grinder not working, so we had >> morning tiffin with iddali- sambar. After tiffin my brother in law went >> and inserted the plug, nothing done, grinder started working!!! >> >> KR Funny people like G and co.!! Normal cook team comes >> prepared with all sets of equipment even if current do fail; A lady knows >> how to plug; reverse plug will not work; also loose connection ; and >> current if in single phase and fluctuating in lower voltage, grinder pick >> up 2000 volts suction will not start. So in emergency people without brain >> only attribute with such words it did not and did later etc. And such will >> join in Bhajans. >> >> >> >> G Kohli's rule of Ben Stokes. When you dial a wrong number, it'll >> never be busy. >> >> KR Now I know ; mad caps pessimistic crowd. >> >> >> >> Q3 What is the largest bird that is not a ratite? >> >> KR Have you seen Albatross? Ratite: (of a bird) having a flat >> breastbone without a keel, and so unable to fly. {Narayanasamy to n >> >> Know the meaning of keel} The location where the Albatross was spotted is >> part of the Palk Bay and near the Gulf of Mannar, an 'Important Bird Area' >> on India's southeast coast. >> >> Q4 What was the best thing you were told that made a change in your >> life? >> >> KR Oh again and again I had already written a lot >> >> Q5 What are some interesting facts about pigs? >> >> KR : On Varaham I had written already. A bite on the snout by a >> more venomous snake could kill them. Rattlesnake do not kill pigs as well >> as humans. All snake bites will not kill. >> >> >> >> Q6 What sounds extremely wrong, but is actually correct? >> >> KR How many temple submerge in India under water you know? >> >> ***A park in Austria becomes totally submerged in 30 feet of water every >> spring. >> >> My note- ***Most streets in entire Tamilnadu submerge in water during >> floods. >> >> >> >> Q7 What is your best advice? >> >> KR Help from some one who is so young; don’t we have better advice >> from our scriptures? What is the use being iyer123? >> >> KR IRS 181223 >> >> ---------- Forwarded message --------- >> From: 'gopala krishnan' via Thatha_Patty <[email protected]> >> Date: Mon, 18 Dec 2023 at 12:49 >> Subject: CULTURAL QA 12-2023-18 >> To: Patty Thatha <[email protected]>, Iyer < >> [email protected]>, Kerala Iyer <[email protected]> >> >> >> CULTURAL QA 12-2023-18 >> >> All the below QA are from Quora DIGEST to me on 18-12-2023. >> >> Selected quora answers by experts and generally interesting only are >> included .Still they need not be 100% correct answers. >> >> Compiled and posted by R. Gopala Krishnan, 80, former ITS on >> 18-12-2023. >> >> Q1 What are some interesting facts you know about animals? >> >> A1 Victor Dirikebamor,Storyteller15h >> >> Vultures, often seen as mere scavengers, play a pivotal role in our >> ecosystem that contradicts their grim reputation. >> >> These majestic birds are unique among birds of prey, for they are the >> only birds of prey that do not kill. One could call them nature's >> clean-up crew. >> >> They are the diligent custodians of the wild, meticulously stripping >> animal remains to their bare bones. An act considered morbid is a critical >> ecological service. Their contribution is nothing but profound. >> >> Vultures possess stomachs with acidity akin to car batteries, a natural >> defence that annihilates harmful bacteria and viruses. >> >> In consuming the dead, they starve disease-spreading insects of breeding >> grounds, acting as a natural bulwark against the spread of illness. >> >> South Africa alone is home to nine distinct species of these creatures, >> ranging in size but united in purpose. >> >> Unfortunately, the narrative surrounding vultures often overlooks their >> immense value. Feasting in the dead has given them a bad name. >> >> This misconception, coupled with environmental threats, has led to a >> dramatic decline in their numbers. >> >> Indian vultures alone saw a staggering 97% population decrease in just 15 >> years, primarily due to the toxic effects of diclofenac, a drug used in >> livestock that proves lethal to these birds. >> >> As with most things on our planet, Vultures serve a purpose. Their >> survival is not just their concern— it's ours too >> >> Q2 What are some simple observations which people fail to observe? >> >> A2 Prabhat Mishra, Observations are as follows 1y >> >> Einstein's law of itching. >> >> When your hands are coated with something messy like butter or grease, >> any of your body part will begin to itch. >> >> Newton's law of queue. >> >> You're standing in a queue and it is moving very slowly, so you decide to >> switch to a different queue. As soon as you leave that queue, it will >> start to move faster than the one you're in now. >> >> Hooke's law of rabbit hole. >> >> When you're in a hurry and need a tool, you'll drop it and it'll roll to >> the least accessible corner. >> >> My note- Specifically when we try to take out a small tablet from the >> folio, it will fall and move to an inaccessible corner in the flooring >> >> Selmon's rule of I don't know. >> >> When you try to prove to someone that something doesn't work, it'll. >> >> My note- About a year back I had been to my co brother home in Kerala for >> his grandson’s upanayanam. The cooks reported any number of times they >> plug, grinder not working, so we had morning tiffin with iddali- sambar. >> >> After tiffin my brother in law went and inserted the plug, nothing done, >> grinder started working!!! >> >> Kohli's rule of Ben Stokes. >> >> When you dial a wrong number, it'll never be busy. >> >> Q3 What is the largest bird that is not a ratite? >> >> A3 Laura Aanested,8h >> >> The answer is the Wandering Albatross, due to its 11-foot wingspan: >> >> The Wandering (or Snowy) Albatross can literally fly hundreds of miles >> without flapping its wings. >> >> The Wandering Albatross does mate for life. >> >> Q4 What was the best thing you were told that made a change in your >> life? >> >> A4 Gurmeet Bishnoi, Studied at Master of Science Degrees2y >> >> A saint visited his old friend after a long time. >> >> He reached his home and saw that he is living a life of poverty. His >> friend had two brothers. There was a fruit tree outside his house. >> >> All three brothers used to collect fruits from tree and earn some money >> by selling them everyday. This was their only source of their earning to >> eat two meals a day. >> >> When Saint reached their home, they did same thing. But that day they >> couldn't earn enough money to arrange food for 4 people. Only two person >> could eat food. >> >> Two of his brothers denied to eat food by saying that they were not hungry. >> Thus, Saint and his friend ate food. Saint was feeling pity for his >> friend's condition but he didn't know how to help his friend. >> >> In the middle of the night, he woke up and did one thing. He cut their >> fruit tree and left their home. Next day when the three brothers woke >> up, they were sad because this was the only means of their earning. Whole >> village was saying that Saint was evil. >> >> After few years, >> >> Saint was again passing through his friend's village. So he gathered some >> courage to meet him again. He was scared if people would beat him, but >> nevertheless decided to visit his friend. >> >> When he reached there, he saw that a big house had been built there. >> Condition from inside was super. After seeing him, his Friend came >> running towards him and said, >> >> He : Initially we were angry at you but with time we understood as to why >> you had cut the tree. We were living with that tree only, that's why we >> didn't do hard work anywhere else. We were in our comfort zone but after >> cutting the tree, we started hard work and we got success. >> >> Que : What was best thing you were told? >> >> Ans: Comfort zone is the enemy of success. To achieve great success, we >> need to come out of this zone and work hard. >> >> Q5 What are some interesting facts about pigs? >> >> A5 Magnify Joel, Facts Finder on Quora Updated May 7 >> >> Pigs are one the few animals that many do not like. And that’s because of >> the way they play with their bodies in the mud. >> >> The reason is that Pigs can't sweat, they need help by staying in cool >> places on hot days. >> >> Also, Pigs are one of the cleanest animals. They keep their toilets far >> from their living or feeding area. >> >> Pigs are gentle creatures with surprising intelligence. >> >> Studies have found that they're smarter than dogs and even 3-year-old >> children. >> >> And it will interest you that just as you sing to your babies, petting >> them to sleep, Mother pigs also sing to their babies. >> >> They dream and like sleeping nose to nose. >> >> ***Snake bite on pigs do not cause havoc on them because they have a lot >> of adipose tissue (fat) and the venom doesn't/isn't able to reach the blood >> stream where it would normally circulate through causing problem or >> havoc for the pig. >> >> The natural lifespan of a pig is 15-20 years. >> >> My note*** Snake bite do not cause anything to pigs is a new >> information to me. However they eat pee of people is annoying. I am not >> sure whether farm pigs eat pee. >> >> Q6 What sounds extremely wrong, but is actually correct? >> >> A6 Works at Power Grid Corporation of India Limited Updated 6y >> >> Well, Even I didn’t believe it when I first read that. But Yes! The Crazy >> facts that I tell you’ll surely blow your mind. >> >> Bangladesh has more people than Russia. Bangladesh (slightly bigger than >> the size of New York state) has a population of 156.6 million. Russia has >> 143.5 million . >> >> A Banyan Tree near Kolkata, India is bigger than the average Walmart. >> The 250-year-old Great Banyan tree has aerial roots that cover 3.5 acres of >> land, which equals roughly 156,000 square feet, or 14,400 square meters. >> >> The city of Chicago was raised by over a foot during the 1850s and '60s >> without disrupting daily life. >> >> There are more synapses (nerve connections) in your brain than there are >> stars in our galaxy.Astronomers estimate that there are more than 200 >> billion stars present in the Milky way . That's a lot of stars. >> >> North Korea and Finland are technically separated by only one country. >> >> Heroin was once used to treat children's coughs. >> >> Harvard University was founded before calculus was invented. >> >> Alaska is the most eastern, western, and northern state in the United >> States >> >> ***A park in Austria becomes totally submerged in 30 feet of water every >> spring. >> >> My note- ***Most streets in entire Tamilnadu submerge in water during >> floods. >> >> Q7 What is your best advice? >> >> A7 Gurmeet Bishnoi, Lives in Berlin (2023–present)Updated 3y >> >> A pregnant deer in the forest was about to give birth to a child. She >> was wandering in search of a safe place. >> >> Then she saw high and dense grass on the river bank. She found that >> appropriate place to give birth to the baby. >> >> As soon as she reached there, she started suffering pain. At the same >> time, the thunder clouds in the sky were hovering and lightning started. It >> was about to rain. >> >> When she saw at right side, a hunter was aiming the arrow at her. >> >> Frightened, she turned to the left, then there was a hungry lion, ready >> to attack her. >> >> In front, the dry grass caught fire due to lighting in front and there >> was a river in back side with plenty of water. >> >> She was caught up from everywhere. She didn't know what to do! >> >> Deer left herself in the void, didn't think of anything else and started >> giving birth to her child. Look at the nature of nature. >> >> Suddenly, Heavy lighting dazzled hunter's eyes and he left the arrow due >> to this. His arrow passed by the deer, went into the eye of the lion, the >> lion roared and ran away. The pouring rain started and the forest fire was >> extinguished. Deer gave birth to baby. >> >> Que : What is your best advice? >> >> Ans : Even in our life, sometimes there are some moments when we are >> surrounded by problems from all sides and are unable to take any decision. >> Then, by handing everything over to destiny, we should focus on our >> responsibility and priority. Ultimately God makes the final decision of >> fame, waste, defeat, victory, life, death. 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