] To add to the debate on English : Why can't we all just
get along?
This is getting both boring and childish.
(i) I have a name, so please use it, if you wish.
(ii) As I see it, I do not need either "honorifics" or
patronisingly-bestowed prefixes or suffixes to my name. JC has also
This is getting both boring and childish.
(i) I have a name, so please use it, if you wish.
(ii) As I see it, I do not need either "honorifics" or
patronisingly-bestowed prefixes or suffixes to my name. JC has also
been using the word "patracar" in a similar vein.
(iii) When I take part in Goane
, Gabe Menezes wrote thus to/about Santoshbab: " A cry baby rant,
looking in vain, for support - tried a pathetic attempt to draw Dr.
Colaco into this. Called in his side kick Goveia to bolster - such a
forlorn figure."
Dear Gabe,
I thought you would have learned your lesson by now. But here it i
On 3 December 2011 16:16, Santosh Helekar wrote:
>
>
> Thanks E. D'Sousa for this suggestion. Henceforth, I will call him Goanet
> Administrator, if he does not mind.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Santosh
>
> P.S. I noticed that Mr. Gabe Menezes has used a foul and abusive word to
> refer to Jose Colaco and me
Thanks E. D'Sousa for this suggestion. Henceforth, I will call him Goanet
Administrator, if he does not mind.
Cheers,
Santosh
P.S. I noticed that Mr. Gabe Menezes has used a foul and abusive word to refer
to Jose Colaco and me in the following quote:
QUOTE
We could proceed to Abbreviations
Dr. Helekar writes:
"I know that Admin is not your first name. But are you not a Goanet Admin? If
so, do you mind if I continue to call you Admin Noronha especially on Goanet? "
Comment:
Perhaps you could at least, if you must, make it " Goanet Administrator".
Sounds more respectable.
E.
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