| Username |
Post |
| HahooGuru |
Posted
on 10-Sep-02 08:40 AM
Wanted Feedbacks to HahooGuru.
These days HG is writing things from Thermodynmics to human behavior to ...
semanitism .. I am not sure how much peoples read my postings. I would
like request my readers to kindly give me some feedbacks to improve myself,
my postings and my prabachans. I know ANepaliKT'S recos. , inserting
para breaks, I have started that one. ... I would like to hear more . Give
me all kinds of feed back from personal to Hahoo... anything you think
I am good and anything you think I should skip, any topics I should or
should not touch. ... Please, help improve HG. ... Guru bhanda chela
janne ko yug bhako le chela harule feedback dinu parne mero bichar
chha.
Jai hos mera chela cheli haruko..
HG
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| anepalik |
Posted
on 10-Sep-02 08:55 AM
Hahoo Guru:
It is not simply paragraph breaks I recommend. Honestly, I also think the posts could be shorter, more to the point. Brevity is a wonderful thing. Somethings of course deserve long posts, but when every post seems to ramble on and on, people (well, maybe I should just speak for myself, so) I cease to read . Which is a sad because I know you have great ideas. But the web, especially message boards, just does not seem like the right place for three pagers. Hope you don' t mind the feedback and thanks for soliciting it.
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| anepalikt |
Posted
on 10-Sep-02 08:55 AM
sorry I missed the t at the end of anepalikt
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| SITARA |
Posted
on 10-Sep-02 10:43 AM
Hahooguruji;
To recap: Brevity is the soul of wit. Zen is the soul of simplicity! :)
BUT, I do love your postings: The meandering logic, the song and dance, the walk around the garden path which lead to the secrets of the hidden garden that existed at the beginning of the walk! You are definitely good!
DON'T stop...you write with amazing tenacity rare to find these days. Just one suggestion. Perhaps you can key down your thoughts on one page including the white spaces that Anepalikt has suggested. I hope this helps.
Anepalikt: Hehe! the correction of the ..lik"t" was funny...!! :)
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| 3333 |
Posted
on 10-Sep-02 10:52 AM
I am tired of complaining too, but I cannot think of anything to help the situaition...if you guys come up with something good...I would definitely support it and wuold help as much as I can.
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| Logical Sense |
Posted
on 10-Sep-02 02:26 PM
Synopsis - Executive Summary at the beginning!!!!
Guruji, your writings are reveting and I thoroughly love them, but, I need to stick with my suggestion to you (and in fact all those posters who have plenty of time.... :-) ) to summarize early on in the form of topic, page header, para header etc. for skiming the ideas if we don't have time while not missing any relevant points.
Since you ask for the suggestion, you could do that after you finish writing. Just like your writing you can come up with interesting 'summary' - 'topic name' - 'punch line' right in the beginning (adding to the points of anepalikt and Sitara that the 'Gate of a garden will tell me what kind of garden I am expecting if I go in'). - e.g. My these two paragraphs are meant to suggest 'executive summary' in your writing! :-)
... I am still LOL at your 'Go... Morning teacher' over in Gaijatra thread! Great one!
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| NK |
Posted
on 10-Sep-02 03:14 PM
I am so maaaaaaaa. I had this looooooooooooong posting and cyberbog ate it all up. I want refund San! Wait a minute. When was the last time I paid my due? Ok, strike that sentence about refund. But I am still mad as hell.
Hahooguru, I will try to remember what I wrote and try to post it later in the evening. In the mean time I am going to listen to that Requiem. You see we have this wonderful orchestra in “our” Boston. During summer they play in a different place, two hours away some 130 miles away from Boson, called Tanglewood. When I hear today on the radio that some 130 people are going to perform this piece my ears perked up.
Is Japan doing anything to commemorate the Sept. 11?
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| NK |
Posted
on 10-Sep-02 03:20 PM
and this posting too was lost. since it was not so long i somewhat remebered and posted but a line got lost in my second version. You see Hahooguru, my husband and I were there a few weeks back to listen to that Requiem. Dark, somber yet uplifting....
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| DWI |
Posted
on 10-Sep-02 05:36 PM
Hey HahooGuru,
Keep up the good work. We had good bloggings on Entropy. I would like to see more scientific discussions from you and fellow sajhaites. One of the thing that fascinates me is Theory of Relativity..say what? U pick a topic, we will read it/join it.
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| HahooGuru |
Posted
on 10-Sep-02 07:28 PM
NK: I tried to search the first
intereeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeesting
then
boooooooooooooooooring
now
yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaawning
..
I guess this is what you are looking for. I tried to locate in Sajha.com
it seems its gone in San's archive. I am sure I copied and pasted in
some of my email addreeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeesses. It might take months
to find that mail. Lets be oooooooooooooooptimistic ....... Anyway,
when I don't remember the authors name I usually put "Anon", but,
I confidently remember that it was by you, because that 3 sentence
has changed me a lot. ...... When I feel yaaaawaning, then, I skip
the thread, author and even yaaawning peoples. These 3 lines are in
my heaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaart. I take my stand. Thats a good paragraph
so, you won't mind it if I repeat them everytime peoples indulge in
yaaaawning stuffs.... (based on my own judgements).... I should
stop Wallowing this thread, (first learned from ANepaliKT), so that it
does not get TEE-OFF (first learned from SITARA(?)) Let me
stop her before it gets yaaaawning.... I am indebted to you great ladies
"my guruma"....
Well, regarding: Is Japan doing anything to commemorate the Sept. 11?
In such issues, japan is very insensitive, probably because of N. Bomb that
killed 150,000 X 2 peoples in two shots of N. Bombs...... Unfortunately,
I feel ashamed to participate the party, I have to attend this evening ..
that was organized by my own group leader ... Its dillemma. I initially
declined to go, (I remember the 9.11), but, .... can not decline as you
know .... I remember the top Nepali Dancer who had to dance in Pragya
pratisthan infront of King, just a few hours later her father expired ...
Mutu mathi dhunga rakhi hasnu parya .... K Garne! .... le kura nabujhe
pachi ... manma pir ta parne nai bho ... yo man rune nai bho .... ani ...
Mutu mathi dhunga rakhi hasnu parya ....
HG
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| eager |
Posted
on 10-Sep-02 09:04 PM
Guruju, being a part of of the greater HFC, as i am i also feel responsible to shed some light on this thread since you have asked for a feedback. Although, i am a passive reader only for the most part, here are some of my comments, which are already covered by others. Your postings are fun, informative and i read them with great interest. But Guruji, they are so long. As many sajhaites have mentioned above, can you please be a little more concise? I like your satirical, humorous postings more than others. But regardless, keep the forum alive with your postings. Btw, when you returned back from your retreat, did not you say something along the line that your postings thenafter was taking some slim path? :)
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| NK |
Posted
on 10-Sep-02 09:26 PM
Hahooguru,
You are a fan of my “short and twakka” postings and I like your “prabachan.” You have asked for suggestions but I have no suggestion. Not yet. Maybe while I write I will think of a suggestion….
This morning, I was talking to a fellow sajhaite over the phone. Guess what did we talk about? You, but of course! He was of the mind that you talk too much and people don’t want to read such a long, pointless (his opinion, not mine) postings. I am of a different mind however. As I have said frequently people here make a big deal about not “sticking to the topic” and digressing. Let me say what I think. We are not here with a stop watch in our hand and getting brownie points (or is it a cookie point?) for sounding intelligent, intellectual, giving all sorts of literary references and presenting in queen’s English. You have your very own way ofexpressing and it is unique and rich with details. Sitara has said quite aptly:
“The meandering logic, the song and dance, the walk around the garden path which lead to the secrets of the hidden garden that existed at the beginning of the walk!…”
Your gaijatre “kanife” posting is merely one example.
I was away for about a couple of weeks. We had rented this farm house. I mean it was really in a farm. You hear cow bells at 5 in the morning. Goats grazing side by side with a horse and some chickens looking for grains in cow dung… you know, all those. Rolling hills and pine trees and so forth. You see my German is very very rusty. Still, I could see that people talked differently compared to what I would have heard , let’s say in Berlin. They would talk sloooooooooowly. You know draaaaaaggggin words and kind of in a sing song voice. People in villages are not harried or hurried as we all know. They are not in a hurry to finish a sentence either. My friend remarked that one of her friends moved from Bonn to one of those villages and started talking like them in one year! Whenever I read your posting it reminds me of sitting in some chautara somewhere in Bahun, danda and listening to a fellow Batuwa with his lauro on his side.
After reading a number of postings one gets a glimpse of one’s soul. You see, where they are coming from, their educational back ground, their brought up, their pettiness, their neurosis and their deep seated jealousy, their magnanimity… really you just have to read their postings you can tell who is what. Hahooguru, You have lived life. You have experienced it. You have reached a certain point in your life professionally and otherwise. It is interesting to hear you talk.
Of course we all need to improve. Some in social skill, some in writing skill, some in thinking skill. If you must, just go over your posting before you hit that ‘submit’ button …. I can take the same suggestion actually….
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| arnico |
Posted
on 10-Sep-02 10:34 PM
Hahoo-ji,
Just one quick comment: please do be careful not to get carpal tunnel syndrome or any other repetitive strain injury for your fingers or wrists from your participation on sajha (typing so much). I have far too many friends who have or are suffering through this, and I myself have had the beginnings of it several times. Regardless of how brilliant your contributions to sajha might be, they are not worth putting your health at risk. Learn more about it, take breaks in typing, do stretches, and be careful.
NK - experience has taught me to highlight and edit-copy (put in the clipboard) anything I have typed for submission before pressing submit. Then, if I can't get back, I can still paste my text into Word or into the next posting.
Arnico.
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| anepalikt |
Posted
on 10-Sep-02 10:43 PM
Arnico, after your response to the first class officer I can't tell whether you are joking or serious. But that is good advice to all regardless:)
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| Paschim |
Posted
on 11-Sep-02 06:24 AM
Guru-ji, on Sajha, you ARE what you WRITE. No change, please. Or else our Club's membership sankhya and your fan-base may dwindle.
If it was for real life, we'd have to first know you, and then offer friendly tips.
Although, do kindly watch your health. And brevity is useful at times. This advice applies to me as well, although I suspect it runs in the Club.
Paschim
President, Global Ad-hoc Committee (Bishwo Tadartha Samiti)
Hahooguru Fan Club (HFC).
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| ashu |
Posted
on 11-Sep-02 08:10 AM
Guru-ji
Since I had volunteered to be the Food and Beverage Manager of Hahoo Fan Club, it is in my professional interest to make sure that our beloved Guru-ji is in good, tip-top and khatara cyber-health.
After all, let us not forget that only a mahaan guru can have the confidence and the humility, not to mention the open-mindedness, to seek for advice from others in public, and for this, I salute you.
Here are some my feedbacks:
a) Please use shorter paragraphs so that it's not a strain on the eye to read your highly interesting postings.
b) Please use a particular concept only to about maybe three different topics, and
then let it go, and start using a totally new, different concept.
For example, you wonderfully used the idea of entropy for a few topics. That was fun for a while, for about three topics. But then you started using the same entropy for seemingly everything, and then -- for me anyway -- that was when the inspiration
was out and the perspiration was in. :-)
c) Please don't stop posting.
d) Please feel free to ignore these feedbacks, if these are not helpful to you.
I guess that's about it.
oohi
"samosa, momos and lassi, anyone?"
food and beverage manager of the HFC.
ashu
ktm,nepal
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| HahooGuru |
Posted
on 11-Sep-02 08:57 AM
I am not going to summarize the feedbacks in this thread. Because it is still, I guess early to close the thread. I wish my fans, guru, guruma and chela to cheli are not left out. I should let them have free time, get feed back from others feed back and find what is missing in those feed backs and come up with fresh and important points that could change me and my life here in Sajha.com and out side it. ...
I humbly request you all my friends to help me correct. I want to get more key FEEDBACKS, so that I can confine what I need to change exactly, just the way I can confine my search from 10 to the power 16 websites. Please help. It can be extremely negative (sarcastic, cynic), extremely positive (flattering), it can be sweet, sour, soft, ... any thing.....
...
My suggestion to all my friends and criticques, is to avoid too much flattering. I am
wondering whether I will end up like the health assistant in one village. Story
told by my Nepali Teacher ...Dharepani ka guru Acharya/Aryal.
There was one health assistant in a health post in remote village. He served
peoples very honestly, and from his heart. His prescriptions worked very well.
He used to do small small ... to minor operations (outside body: ghau khatira
chirne). As years past, he became so expert, he helped people even better,
and he repaired the broken hands and legs .... operations to deep problems
and inside body ... He got so famous. His name appeared in Gorkha Patra
(its just fake story: for kids fun and teaching: at grade 10) . Then, he
got Gorkha Dakchin Bhau too ..... Government decided to send him for
training to learn how to be better surgeon. He started attending classes.
As day past, he came to know more details on human parts inside the
body. Chief surgeons went on teaching, ... this part is for this and that ..
you should be careful here and there... don't touch this vessel, or
nerves ..... Training was over. He returned to his health post. Next day
peoples came to welcome him back, and patients arrived who were wiating
for him for few weeks. Well, the first patient lied on bed for some minor operation.
The Health assistant took the utensils .... and when he was about to start operation,
he remembered all the things his trainer taught him ... Yo gara u gara yo nagara,
yo gare yasto huncha .... finally, he gave up the operation and said to patient
that "Ma bata yo kaam hunna". Ma ta ek health assitant matrai ho, kaha yo garoh
operation maile garne sakchu. Patient replied, asti samma tapai sab garnu hunthyo
aaj kina, jhan training liyera ayeko hoina .... La kasto gajab ko hola yo manche ta.
Paisa kohjeko hola , ghus khojeko hola ..... were rumors that spread to the peoples.
Then, no one went to that health post. The HA was finally, transferred to other
dept. ..... He was virtually useless. So, our Guru ji said, if you know things
less you have confidence to take any challenges, and if you know very well and
know it to full depth, you can work very well. But, if you are in between,
taught like that HA by Surgeons ( who with good intention taught all the things),
but, made HA a useless. So, the surgeons had too much expectations from HA,
who did not enough knowledge required to compete with that Surgeons who
had very good foundations in medical background.
Thus, I am afraid, with the feedbacks, how far I can go ahead. Still, I will try my best.
But, make sure that I don't become like HA at the end. HA was successful
because he was initially unaware of consequencies of failure and he did not know
what is his real knowledge behind those critical operations.
And, we know in Nepal, there (rumors) are smugglars who don't send their kids
to school, because if they come to know all legal and illegal stuffs, nationality,
pride, ijjat beijjat, humiliation , ... then, they won't like smuggling, rather
enjoy poor life being a good citizen. ...
In contrast to this, in Japan, Y.uchi Gumi, is said to
have vetran lawyers who are better than govt. lawyers or any private lawyers.
They do all illegal biz. utilizing loop holes in law, no other lawyer can put them
in jail. Well, HA, the sons of Smugglars, and me probably can not reach to
top of vetrans. So, give me suggestion, looking at my standard, so that I can
be a better HA, satisfy my customers. ... I should not expect to be replacement
to Y. Guchi lawyer or vetran surgeons. ... The feedbacks should match my
standard.
HG
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| ashu |
Posted
on 11-Sep-02 09:45 AM
Guru-ji,
I notice that your new paragraphs are already getting shorter, with lots of space
around them. This is great.
"A guru who listens to his chelas and chelis is a guru worth respecting."
-- a hahoo ookhan
oohi
ashu
ktm,nepal
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| Nepe |
Posted
on 11-Sep-02 12:54 PM
GuruDev
Pranam yo Deputy of HCF ko !
Guru laai aba ma ke chahi feedback taktryau ta ? Hamra presidentjyu Paschim bhane jastai you ARE what you WRITE. So don't ever change that. We are not talking about the technical aspect of your writing. You can change that as much as you like (Anepalikt, Sitara, LG, eager, NK, and Ashu have given you enough and worthy suggestions). As GuruDev will put, that is just the cholo of your writing. The atmaa of your writing must not change. I do not need to explain it to you, Guruwar swayam gyaataa hunuhunchha.
I want to say one more thing. It is not a suggestion. Just a happy note of observation. When newcomer friends comes and exchange with Gurudev, what I worry most is that their lack of unfamiliarity with Gurudev's style and their natural impatience may lead to useless and unfruitful battle. I was particularly pleased to note that it did not take long for our new friend Sitara to recognize what an uncut gem Gurudev is. I thank her for her priceless words for Gurudev.
Sitara:
BUT, I do love your postings: The meandering logic, the song and dance, the walk around the garden path which lead to the secrets of the hidden garden that existed at the beginning of the walk! You are definitely good!
DON'T stop...you write with amazing tenacity rare to find these days. Just one suggestion. Perhaps you can key down your thoughts on one page including the white spaces that Anepalikt has suggested. I hope this helps.
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| Nepe |
Posted
on 11-Sep-02 12:58 PM
I see one serious typo. It should be HFC, not HCF. What kind of Deputy I am !
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| SITARA |
Posted
on 11-Sep-02 01:07 PM
Nepe ji: From a recent experience...(re: Nepali Intellectual)I forgot to add:
Hahoosamaji.....You might also want to shroud yourself in intellectual silence (occasionally), lest those enamoured by your vast knowlege seek personal knowlege about your enlightened personhood!!!
Just a tip..............(of an iceberg!)
:)
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| SITARA |
Posted
on 11-Sep-02 01:14 PM
Nepeji..........UNCUT gem is it??????? Can an uncut gem be Polished before it becomes multi-faceted?????? :P
Always a Hahooguru fan*.......NOT made in Japan tho....!! ;)
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| Nepe |
Posted
on 11-Sep-02 01:19 PM
Intellectual silence !
Sounds like a very alluring potion. I will rather try myself first if I have to recommend it for Gurudev.
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| Nepe |
Posted
on 11-Sep-02 01:20 PM
I am trying your potion !
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| SITARA |
Posted
on 11-Sep-02 01:28 PM
Nepe ji......Hehe!!!! You outdo yourself .... ;)
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| HahooGuru |
Posted
on 11-Sep-02 07:42 PM
Sitara-chyan,
You like SAMA very much, that looks very H*ing to me.
Hahoosamaji.....
HG
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| SITARA |
Posted
on 11-Sep-02 09:47 PM
Hahoogurusamaji...
"Chyan"....??? Either you are belittling My insignificant self or using a term of endearment...and belittling Your esteemed self!! :S
With a deeeeep Japanese bow!!!! "kumbawa!!!"
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| HahooGuru |
Posted
on 11-Sep-02 10:37 PM
Sitara-chyan,
Hahoogurusamaji..
SAMA nai bhane pachi JI kina?
Hamile Birendra Sarkar, bhnathyou, Birendra Sarkar-ji ta bhandaina thiyou?
Hoina ra? Sitra-chyan, kaha gayo timro SEMANTIC analysis.
I sensed you did not know the differences between SAMA, and SAN.
HahooSAN ji = Mr. Hahoo Ji
HahooSAMA = Hahoo Pravooooo :: Pravoo lai ji ta lagaune kurai bhe na...?
Kaso, S-Chyan (S-Chan OK)
Sitara-Chyan === Sitara-naaaaniiiiii (informal use)
Hahoo-kun == Hahoo-baaaaaaaaaaabuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu (informal use)
HahooSensei = HahooGuru
Kun Hahoo = Mr. Hahoo (formal use)
Kun Sitara = Ms. Sitara (formal use)
HahooSenpai = Hahoo sir
SitaraSenpai = Sitara Madam
Kon Ban Wa = Aaj Ko Sajh ? (Ahile sajh ma tapai ko khabra ke chha ... ?
(yo sajh pani sanchai hunuhola ni hai? )
Oh Hayo Gozaimasu = Suva Pravat Bhayo = Great Early morning, is not it?
So desu ne? (Tyo hottani, hai?). ne? = hai?
GOMEN NA SAI = timro anuhar bigarne kaaam gare hai maile. (rishaune kaam le ya dukhi hunale hamro anuhar bigrincha ... haina ta) = I am sorry.
SUMI MASEN = Chahera gareko hoina. Sorry for that. It happened.
ARI GATO GOZAIMASU = TAPAI EK RARE MANCHE MERO SAMU hunuhuncha.
(Such a great and rare person is here) = THANK YOU. (a professor explained to me only yesterday: he said its based on Buddhist teaching).
YORO SHIKU ONEGAISIMASU = PRANAM GARI ANURODH GARCHU. ( when you make a request to some to do something ) .
Happy Japanese. Some may not be 100% exact translation. Its like 24bit
JPEG file transferred into 8 bit Compuserve GIF file. Think of color loss.
Well, Animation is not possible in JPEG format, so you need GIF whether you
want or not. Similarly, this translation is for fun, i.e. to Animate your face.
JANE MATA (=LA HAI TA FERI (bhetaula is missing: i.e. AIMASYO) :
.........
HG
PS: JANE MATA : if you read as if Nepali sentence, Sitara-chyan will get angry with me.
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| HahooGuru |
Posted
on 11-Sep-02 11:26 PM
Sitara-chyan,
Chyan (=chan), is also meant
Sitara-maicha (newari sanga Japanese ko culture dherai milcha)
Sitara-maiya
Sitara-nani
and of course,
Sitara-chya (n is missing) ---> Sitara-KT (worst use).
chan chaan chaaan chaaaaaan.... jati legro tanyo tyati ramro re ke ...
Kore de Chan no setsumei owari desu ne. Ja Mata
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| sucharya |
Posted
on 12-Sep-02 12:45 AM
Hahoo sensei,
Konkai no osetumei wa hontouni subarashii desu ne!
Sathai Guru ko HA-puran sune pachhi mero pani "ghainta ma gham lagyo"!
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| Biswo |
Posted
on 12-Sep-02 02:06 AM
Guruji lai ke sikaaune khai?
Guruji sanga ta haami sikne maatrai hau.
Tai pani kuro chhoto garnu bhanera aru le bhane ka raichhan. Maile teso pani bhanna
aat gardina guru. Bharkharai yautaa laamai posting hutyaayera aayeko chhu, RNA
baaremaa.
Your style is what we love, Guruji.
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| SITARA |
Posted
on 12-Sep-02 04:43 AM
Hahoogurusama JI;
Arigato Gozaimasu! with a deeeep Japanese bow!!!
Thanks for Japonaise 101........ The reason I laid it on THICK is because I thought it suited your esteemed self. "Sama" to lift you in the Japonaise hierarchy! "Ji," to lift you in the Nepolaise hierarchy! "Chyan"(chan)= little one ....did not know if you were using to belittle me or as a term of endearment." Kun" is Thai hoina ra? If so, why are you mixing Thai and Japanese? What is Senpai, Cambodian or Vietnamese?
:)
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| HahooGuru |
Posted
on 12-Sep-02 06:17 AM
Sitara-chan, its not the thread titled "Feedback to Sitara".
Hahoogurusama JI...
It looks you like MERO GORUKO BARHAITAKKA. keep it on going.
No complain. ... I am lost. Let me stop here to avoid, being TEE OFF.
YASASHI TO MOTTANO NI, Anata wa katai ningen desu ne.
O machigai desu ne. Mo akire mashita. Hai dojo. Yari ho dai yari na sai.
HG
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| SITARA |
Posted
on 12-Sep-02 04:14 PM
Hahoo ji (ok...I'm not gigling!!! not even a peek!! :)
Sorry, don't think I was trying to "STEAL" ,"beg", or "borrow" the limelight from you!!!
Really!!! Cross my heart and hope to die. Stick a finger in Your eye!!! :P
TRUCE!!!!!! Swet jhanda hallaoondai!!!!!
I now offer this Japanese nursery rhyme....as peace offering (Hajoor kai charana ma!!!)... Please place the appropriate accents and hum along!!!
"O kino kurino, kino shita dey,
A na ta do, watashi........."
Sitara chan (Not a Taiyo but a Tsuki!! ;)
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| HahooGuru |
Posted
on 23-Sep-02 11:11 PM
DEAR ALL HFC Fans and Mitra-jans whoever provided me some feedback under this thread.
Its time to close this thread. I am going to be on self exile to CyberHimalaya for
sometime, atleast 108days. There I will be doing some AntarDhyan and try to
enlighten me to enhance my knowledge and swaroop, to a new enhanced Avatar.
Let me hope that I will try to incorporate all the feedbacks given by HFC Members and
non-Members too. Please, do not stop me at this hour, but, let me go on exile
from Sajha.com. I might be reading using my TELEPATHY: YahooBB.co.jp link
but, let me vanish from this Avatar for sometime.
Well, Ashu (Chief Chef and Chief Food Supplier @ HFC) wrote that Lion lukera basdai ma ya arko mask lagaudai ma usko ghurai does not let it change its Avatar.
Well, last time, I tried to come up with some other Avatar, but,
HFC Members wrote me in my private mail that "We know
you?". So, in this scenario, I want to assure you that HG will not be coming
with other MASK "AVATAR", and its my pledge not to disappoint you,
troubling you to hear that GHURAI to identify me.
When I will come next time,
I will be coming with polished ideas, polished "Grammar and sentence breaking
knowledge and patience", ...... incorporating all most all those suggestions,
except the one, which Rt. Hon'ble HFC President and Acting President recommended.
I mean HFC President/VP 's reco. can not be fulfilled while others satisfying.
So, I am going to disappoint them partly, well, "as it is" ( lets hope 80%-90% will be
as it is)....
Thanking you for spending your time and effort in the process of enhancing
this HG.
Yoroshiku. Itte Kimasu.
HG
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| Brit |
Posted
on 24-Sep-02 10:39 AM
Hahoo Guru,
Are you Swornim Wagle?
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| _Apsara |
Posted
on 24-Sep-02 11:10 AM
now, that is funny~!! hehe
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| reena |
Posted
on 24-Sep-02 11:30 AM
someone needs to go revisit some old threads :)
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| Suna |
Posted
on 24-Sep-02 04:28 PM
hehe yup apsara and I'm giggling :)
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