Who was it that told Paul: Too much learning has made thee mad..
Must look up.
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From: "Nasci Caldeira" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: [Goanet] I am a Proud Goan from Goa,India-I am not from
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Hello Carmo,
You say you are a proud Goan from Goa.
Are the Goans proud of you as a Goan? I doubt it!
Every time you open your mouth, you write nonsense. You are obsessed with
IIT Tech. studies to the detriment of all else! You are obsessed with Hockey
to the detriment of all other Sport. Only
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>Subject: Re: [Goanet] I am a Proud Goan
--- CARMO DCRUZ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Henrique,
>
> As for my last name there should be no hint of its
> Portuguese origins in the
> current anglicized form.
Cruz is Portuguese, mate. Your parents should have
properly anglicised it to Cross. ... Or maybe Cruise.
>
> Originally De La
Hi Carmo,
Happy New Year! Hope your trip in India is going well.
Just curious why you, in some posts, use the term "Goa Dourado" when "Golden
Goa" or "Sonal Gova" or any such variant would be more fitting (by your
rationale) --- anything but the Portuguese variant.
I am no Portuguese lover (nor
Hi Dr.Carmo
Thank you for your interesting family background. I had often wondered about
the origins of the name Carmo and now I know the answer.
Regarding your observations about Portugal, when I also said about four
years ago, in a substantial article titled "In The Portuguese Vortex," that
Henrique,
Mine is a Goan Catholic Name given to me at my Baptism. It is the masculine
form of the Christian feminine name Carmen. It may also be interpretted that
I am named after "Nossa Senhora do Carmo" - (i.e. Our Lady of Carmo) - name
of shrines in Macau and Southern Portugal where there w
