Rajan Parrikar wrote: As you can see, the Comrade is still holding on to his tool and "thoughts" are still oozing from it.
Chris Vaz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Why is everyone so hot and bothered and disgusted about a common tool usage as described by Rajan? Are these innocents proclaiming that they have NEVER participated in such a "disgusting" act? Cornel da Costa wrote: I find Rajan's material disgusting in the extreme. == Dear Chris, I agree with the position taken by you - absolutely. I believe that Rajan Parrikar did not introduce the word "tool" into our discussion. So, I suppose then that he is guilty for the use of the word "thoughts". I also believe that those who choose to "cast the stone" at Rajan for his rather "Calypso" use of his words - must proclaim ..."Oh My God! I am having Byad Totts" Kumsarak Voss. As the great Velim-based philosopher Xri Kon Fucius would have said: He who sees filth in another's non-malicious words must first clean his own specs. Wake up guys.....there are major problems in Goa. let's not get all worked up about a few cleverly placed words. jc