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| mack |
Posted
on 11-Feb-03 11:22 PM
muzi muzi muzi
curly fuzzy muzi
black muzi, blond muzi, red muzi
they're all fuzzy muzi
My muzi your muzi same muzi
curly fuzzy muzi
I like to play with muzi once in awhile
so does everyone...its muzi after all
when i'm pussed off.. I say hey muzi
muzi is what I like to say
muzi muzi muzi
I call my friends muzi
believe me they know what muzi is
and yes they like the idea of muzi
yes we relish the idea of muzi
whenever we see "Muzi" on a back of a car
we laugh, yes muzi make us laugh
its our same old muzi after all
curly fuzzy muzi
some cut muzi
I say "dont"...
cause its your muzi..what if u feel like playing with muzi
When I get pissed off I say "hey muzi"
Say "hey muzi"
(say it 3 times)
Muzi Muzi Muzi
curly fuzzy muzi
(anyone is welcome to add to the muzi song but reserve the right to edit..thanks)
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| Adirondack |
Posted
on 11-Feb-03 11:25 PM
Now......who said sajha lacked some serious poets?
"..on a back of a car"?
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| mack |
Posted
on 11-Feb-03 11:41 PM
its a car dealer "Muzi"
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| Adirondack |
Posted
on 11-Feb-03 11:56 PM
i see...muzi
:)
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| DHUMBASSE (DUMBASS) |
Posted
on 12-Feb-03 08:02 AM
LOL
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| DHUMBASSE (DUMBASS) |
Posted
on 12-Feb-03 08:04 AM
I can't understand why this thread is still here when once san told me anything that seems, sounds vulgar will be removed.....
Huh san dai...Ke ho...ghus lya ta hoina...tyesto M*** Ghus
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| mack |
Posted
on 12-Feb-03 11:42 AM
Mr. Dumass,
I dont think there is anything wrong with saying "muzi". If u can say "ass" as in "Dumass", muzi should be perfectly legal too (in sajha). If muzi is not allowed, u'll have to change your name to Dumb-glueteousmaximus.
If its not allowed, it will be a discremination against a nepali word. The whole song was about "against discremination", it should be propagated more vigoriously instead.
on top of that saying muzi can be therapeutic....
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| PremPujari |
Posted
on 12-Feb-03 11:50 AM
Ke mu** laato le baa bhanna napaa jasto mu** bhani raa yaar.
Wakkai laagyo!!!
alikati decency dekhao na keta haru ho...
(Reminds me of Deep ko purano KULLA garya katha, Suppailai LINE ma raakhera kulla garna laauna paryo ki kyaa ho)
:)
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| Logical Sense |
Posted
on 12-Feb-03 12:26 PM
Do you guys even know the meaning?
At times I am surprised to find many people using some words without even realizing how vulgar or obscene the meaning is.
Some of the words I have noticed many people commonly used which is vulgar:
aluM
ayituhC
indaR
izuM
ahtnaJ
and list goes on.
I think we need to educate ourselves of these words and then not use it. I am sure many of us will stop using these words as soon as we realize there is bad (sometimes dual) meaning attached with it.
- iti
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| jira |
Posted
on 12-Feb-03 12:38 PM
I do not think Muzi is offensive in any respect. The word "Muzi" is derived from the british word "Maize" which is just a synonym of corn. Makkai, if you literally want to translate into Nepali. The british farmers cultivated this unknown crop for the frist time. It grew up so fast and later used as a chief resource for food. So, the word "Maize" was formally
given as its name with due respect with its amazing effect. The richness was even felt better when there was fast cultivation of maize around the world. People were amazed with this amazing maize. The word looked even more suitable. But our ancestors in Nepal were unaware of english, they could not accept the word "maize". They started calling it muzi instead of maize because they found somekind of similarities interms of its physical feature. The word muzi later became derogatory term for word maize. Whenever there was no rain and the makkai did not grow up well, they used to call it "Muzi" Makkai. "Baali ko kira lay muzi makkai jammai khaidyo", "Yo pala pani naparya hunaley muzi makkai ekkai gedo ni phalena".
If you come back to US, you even find the name of football team in Nebraska, "Cornhusker". They had a good history of victory, so they were cornhusker. Now, they hardly win any championship. The corn became maize and maize became muzi by giving them a new name, "Muzihusker". Let us go back home again, people whose name ended with wookar in Nepali sometimes find themselves in quandary when somebody call them with some aadar-satkaar. But, I still call my friend Hem...Hemuji with no offense at all. He chuckles everytime I call him Hemuji. "Hemuji! kata gayera awuno bho aja byaanbyannai?"....Kati ramro cha!!!..Aha...Nepali good morning.
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| Adirondack |
Posted
on 12-Feb-03 01:15 PM
aanch.. @ jira!!
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| bhedo |
Posted
on 12-Feb-03 05:10 PM
What? "Mula" is a bad word? I thought mula means raddish.
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| Padme |
Posted
on 12-Feb-03 05:28 PM
Kasto Kura gara, Mula?
Mula pani katai na ramro huncha ra?
Ma lai ta mula dheri man parcha, kacho mula pakako mula.
Hamro ghar me bihana alu/mula huntho bhane bleka mula/alu.
Timi mula lai mula man na pare mula khanu ra mula bhanu pani pardaina.
Na rishanus hai, mula man naparne manche lai mula na bhanera kalai bhane ta?
:-)
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| oys_chill |
Posted
on 12-Feb-03 07:24 PM
OHOOOOOOOOOOOOOO JEEEEEEEERAAAAAAAA DAIIIIIIIIIIII!!!!!!!!!
Thanx for educating us......esp. logical sense ehehe.........:)
i agree with mack somewhat, I know we don't have to use bad words, but why is it so easy for us to accept all the ENGLISH BAD WORDS, but at the same time, if a nepali uses a NEPALI WORD, a big deal!! a regrettable realization....(never got to use those words re kya ajha last ma)
oys
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| mack |
Posted
on 12-Feb-03 07:26 PM
Thank you jira
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