[Goanet] Aao portuguese

2007-02-26 Thread Mario Goveia

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> Date: Sun, 25 Feb 2007 09:51:26 +
> From: "Ana Maria Fernandes"
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: [Goanet] Aao portuguese
> To: goanet@lists.goanet.org
> 
> No one eats using  the fork in the right hand unless
> he is left handed. I have been to states and eaten 
> with the americans.  Even when laying the table 
> you keep the knife in the right side fork in the
> left side and the spoon in the front side.
>
Mario observes:
>
Ann Marie,
>
You start by saying that "No one eats using the fork
in the right hand...", then proceed to tell us that we
Americans do so, which means over 300 million people!
>
While you were looking down your nose at us and
obsessing over which hand we use to eat with and how
some of us dress while on vacation in sunny Goa, we
have become a perennial superpower with a vibrant
economy, with low taxes, low inflation, low interest
rates, low unemployment and a very high incidence of
personal home ownership.  We create economic
development in other countries by importing their
products and services like mad, allowing them to
invest in our country as much as they like, which
means we spread the wealth around to places where
there would not have been such wealth before, and do
so productively instead of just giving it to them. 
Perhaps you didn't notice.
>
The next time you visit America, and I hope you will,
please take a few moments to see whether there is a
lesson in the American system for other countries who
have just as much in terms of natural resources but
squander these with inefficient systems of governance.
 For example, India during it's first wasted 50 years,
before Manmohan Singh had the opportunity to make
critical changes in the Indian system.
>
Believe me, America was a very impoverished and wild
place when the first foreign settlers stumbled upon
this place.
>


Re: [Goanet] Aao portuguese

2007-02-25 Thread Mervyn Lobo

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Ana Maria Fernandes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Noone eats using  the fork in the right hand unless
> he is left handed. 



Ann Marie Fernandes,
Are you by any chance related to Mario?
Mervyn3.0




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[Goanet] Aao portuguese

2007-02-25 Thread Ana Maria Fernandes

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Noone eats using  the fork in the right hand unless he is left handed. I 
have been to states and eaten with the americans. Even when laying the table 
you keep the knife in the right side fork in the left side and the spoon in 
the front side. While eating the knife is held in the right hand and the 
fork in the left hand for you need to cut the meat specially the stew or 
roasted meat. Once that is over and rice is to be eaten you have to place 
the knife on the front side and take the spoon in the right hand. In the 
past when we used to sit at the table the fish dish was served first. The 
table though was laid one did not take it unless being served by the 
servants. Once the fish dish was over meat was served and finally the pulao. 
I think rice and curry is eaten only in India and some few bording places 
and is never served at the table else where. Dr.Cruz comes out with his rare 
ideas and arguments. We do not follow the dress code in Goa. In Uk the dress 
code for evening parties or weddings is black pant and white suit coat with 
a bow. In the morning the coat is black with a tie. But surprising when the 
same people from UK, America or other european countries knowing fully well 
what they dress in their countries were T shirts when they attend weddings 
in Goa as if Goans do not have respect here .
Ann Marie Fernandes

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