Roland wrote:
Is it any surprise they seek older men?
Aristo responds:
That's why I go for the Girls, and not the Women, if you know what I mean.
Roland wrote:
ps: foggies - no such word my son, but we now note you are ageist in
addition to being self-admittedly sexist.
Aristo responds:
Fine,
On Fri Dec 1 07:35:51 PST 2006, Sunith D Velho wrote:
Instead of being condemned to a life of fast food and microwave meals I
am now able to cook Goan and Indian food myself(including fish
cutlets!). This was unheard of a generation ago
RESPONSE: Sunith, its a delight to read you can do
Certainly Aristo, besides women not being interested in debating
foggies(sic) on Goanet, they are also surely not interested in hearing
little boys exclaim in wonderment:
Oh I cooked rice and dal today and will make sausage and less-burnt
pulao tomorrow.
or
In France they treat you rudely if you
Except that Goa is a rather patriarchal society I don't think
we've been able to make most women comfortable on Goanet. FN
On 03/12/06, lenny dsouza [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The topics out here are just not for one gender, so there should be no
reason why woman cannot get into Goanet and
Aristo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Needless to say,
I have a gift, which is yet to be unleashed to its
full potential. Hopefully, very soon, I will be
able to cook an exquisite romantic dinner for my
girl. Girls dig that, as I have come to realise!
Aristo,
Just in case you are not aware of
Hi Sunith,
I hope all is well and the Xacuti or Vindalo did not cause any
indigestion. Well it turns out that after all the years of our
friendship, there is still a little more to learn about my
multi-faceted personality and skill-sets!
It is very unfortunate that during the your estranged
Hi All,
I also think there should be more woman involved in Goanet, if all the
guys would tell their wifes to get involved in Goanet, then there is a
chance that they will get their friends to get involved in Goanet, this
should be one possible solution, well those who are not married, they
--- Radhakrishnan Nair [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Helga,
Do you think the right-wing know-alls will allow
their womenfolk to see their verbal diarrhoea on
Goanet? Perish the thought, they will be exposed
in no time!
Deep down we're all Indian, dear! No matter whether
you're in Goa,
Helga do Rosario: Where I wonder are the wives and daughters of the
many who write so vociferously and often at great leegth!
Helga,
Do you think the right-wing know-alls will allow their womenfolk to
see their verbal diarrhoea on Goanet? Perish the thought, they will
be exposed in no
to increase their interest.
Best Regards,
Dr. Carmo D'Cruz,
Indian Harbour Beach, Florida
Message: 4
Date: Wed, 29 Nov 2006 16:54:41 -
From: Cornel DaCosta [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Goanet] Absence of women on Goanet
To: goanet@goanet.org
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Hey was there a post going on about loose morals and
lack of work ethics and I missed it? I hope it wasn't
about me :))
selma
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--- Helga do Rosario Gomes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Why surprised Selma? Are there any women on the 'up
to date' list of Great
Goan men?
Dear Cornel,
Having inherited both a mustache and a love of
politics from my father I've always wondered about my
testosterone levels :))
All flippancy aside though, I think this touches on
the larger issue of Goan women still not being
encouraged to fully participate in the political and
social
Don't worry Selma, all the girls around me in my generation were
encouraged to do what they WANTED to do, but boys will be boys, and
girls will be girls, we have different interests and priorities.
However, none of them can make fish cutlecy for me!
Cheers,
Aristo.
On 11/30/06, Carvalho [EMAIL
Just to clear matters Aristo I don't think Goan women living in Goa spend
their time making pattice or cutlecy which is what Selma said - seriously or
in jest I don't know. If I was living in Goa which I have for the greater
part of my life, this forum would have no use for me. Then I probably
Hi Selma
I reckon we definitely have more than one female Goanetter at present. My
question however, is how do we increase the numbers?
Regards
Cornel
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From: Carvalho [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Goa's premiere mailing list, estb. 1994! goanet@lists.goanet.org
Sent: Tuesday,
Why surprised Selma? Are there any women on the 'up to date' list of Great
Goan men? Or was a list of Great Goan MEN!?
As far as lists are concerned this one had less statistical merit than
People Magazine's Sexiest Men Alive!
But maybe we can start one for women? Let me put at Number# 1 the much
On 29/11/06, Cornel DaCosta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Selma
I reckon we definitely have more than one female Goanetter at present. My
question however, is how do we increase the numbers?
Regards
Cornel
RESPONSE: How about you offer the first Lady to come on to Goanet now,
a dinner for two
Maybe start another raffle?!
Helga
Hi Selma
I reckon we definitely have more than one female Goanetter at present. My
question however, is how do we increase the numbers?
Regards
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