In To-day's Newspapers
May 1st 2010, 7:57 pm
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Re: In To-day's Newspapers
A Letter To The Bleddy Goans From An East Indian Bugger
By Godfrey Pereira
Ex-SUNDAY magazine (Kolkata)
and INDIA TODAY journalist
Godfrey Pereira doesn't pull
his punches...
Recently I journeyed back to Goa. In the twenty five years
that I had been gone, there had been changes for the worse. I
could see that. Calangute, poster beach for tourism had tacky
bhel puri stalls and loud Bollywood music; and dirt -- and
dog feces, similar to the old Chowpatty Beach in Bombay
before the state government cleared the lepers colony.
Baga beach was filled with cheap Russians swilling Kingfisher
Beer. And, while Russian Grannies sunbathed topless, oil
massage beggars pandered to their drooping breasts. Anjuna
was loaded with Buddhist trinkets and thrash. And what have
you, the bloody Goans been doing while all these changes have
been going on?
The Russians have been openly running drugs in Goa? Army
deserters from Israel have put up signs in Goa clubs stating,
'No Indians Allowed?' What have you paowallahs been doing?
Eating last night's curry for breakfast? Complaining?
Sushegad?
Beach after beach is being decimated and not a peep
from The Goans. You bleddy Goan men! What has
happened to the cashew nuts between your legs? And
the Goan women don't seem to care. Their sons are
in The Gulf or Canada, sending money back home. Let
somebody else revolt. It is none of your business.
Bleddy, pass pao men. Make sign of the cross. Do
the mando. Bleddy, never mind men, if husband is
nutless! It is God's will!
In Mumbai thousands of people from the ten villages of the
Gorai-Uttan belt have been fighting Essel World. They are
protesting against the proposed Special Entertainment Zone
(SEZ) spread over 14,183 acres in the area. They know they
stand to lose the core of their culture if this happens and
so they are fighting this encroachment disguised as tourism.
At least The East Indians there are trying. What have you
Goans been doing as mining companies rape your hills and
plunder your fresh water resources? What? Have another Cashew
Feni? Talk about how Aunty Mary's daughter is now going out
with that bleddy German bugger? Or, are you'll fighting your
sisters, for property that you don't think they deserve?
What has happened to you bloody Goans? For the sake of the
good lord, please wake up; the politicians are stealing your
nuts from under you. The mining companies are copulating with
the politicians. Don't you hear their grunts? They penetrate
so deep, scouring for ore that they have destroyed many a
water table. And when the ore has been gouged out, they leave
the land, raped and bleeding red. Goa with her thighs spread,
an ugly red gash that was once green!
Have you not seen this happening? If you have not, then
perhaps you should convert to East Indianism. Ha! Sushegad.
What say you stupid? Soon there will be not enough water to
nourish the cashew trees on farms across Goa. Now you know
what I mean about stealing your nuts, you stupid Goans. One
Lone Snap Shot. Quepem town in south Goa, the villages of
Maina and Kawrem,
Cheryl D'Souza, her nine-year old daughter Aki, her
mother Dora, aged eighty-four, are fighting the
miners who have destroyed their dignity and who now
want to destroy Paikeachi Zor {Paik's Spring} a
fountain head for the villagers. They want to buy
her land, Sanfranscisco Estate and turn it into a
graveyard.
Cheryl D'Souza knows the deathly silence of graveyards well,
her husband's ashes are scattered over her farm. When the
miners wanted to rape her little daughter and take away her
very existence, Cheryl turned She Wolf, feral and snarling,
to thwart the beasts who are literally panting at her
doorstep.
She wants to keep them away. They want to rape and then eat
her daughter alive. She has pleaded, begged of the Goans to
help her fight this juggernaut that is pounding Goa but the
Goans have stayed silent. Let her fight, let her go to jail,
let her young daughter and old mother be incarnated, raped;
we will continue to dip our paos in last night's stale curry,
looking into our cracked plates so that we do not have to see
or know. What a shame! What a bleddy shame, you paowallahs!
The miners made her a monetary offer that they thought she
could not refuse. She did. They threatened her. She fought
back. They humiliated her. She snarled in protest. They
thought they had won the battle.
One bright morning she declared war and tried to stop the ore
trucks that were carting away the life blood of her Goa. They
arrested her and her daughter and her old mother. And the
Goans stayed silent watching her being gang raped by the
politicians and the miners. What kind of people have you
bloody Goans become?
When a man does not care about his very nuts being endangered
there must be something fundamentally wrong with that man.
And the Goan women, so many of who depend on the land for
their existence watch the men and do nothing. They watch.
It's not their problem. Pass Pao Men. Say Rosary! Go Church!
At least the East Indians in Gorai have the spunk to protest.
You stupid sushegad Goans are watching your state being
turned around on its face and brutally buggered. Three women
fighting a beast. You watch from afar. Is this entertainment?
My old friend Bal Thackeray once told me, "Sometimes it is
better to throw a few stones." It is a pity that the Tiger
cannot fight with the She Wolf; maybe; just maybe, it would
turn the mining beast around.
And all you despicable Goans, who will not fight to
save your nuts, go ahead have another feni. Or
maybe, maybe, you will start to throw a few stones.
Never mind what the Bible says. You can go to
church in the morning, go to confession, say three
Hail Mary's, but please do something, before your
Goa is Gone. I say to you gutless Goans. The East
Indians have bigger nuts and their sorpotel is
better. Bleddy, What Say You Men? If you still have
nuts, go on, throw the first bleddy stone!
[Goanet] Goanet Reader: A
Thanks to Goanet, I know those in Goa will have difficulty downloading it.
By Godfrey Pereira
Ex-SUNDAY magazine (Kolkata)
and INDIA TODAY journalist
Godfrey Pereira doesn't pull
his punches...
Recently I journeyed back to Goa. In the twenty five years
that I had been gone, there had been changes for the worse. I
could see that. Calangute, poster beach for tourism had tacky
bhel puri stalls and loud Bollywood music; and dirt -- and
dog feces, similar to the old Chowpatty Beach in Bombay
before the state government cleared the lepers colony.
Baga beach was filled with cheap Russians swilling Kingfisher
Beer. And, while Russian Grannies sunbathed topless, oil
massage beggars pandered to their drooping breasts. Anjuna
was loaded with Buddhist trinkets and thrash. And what have
you, the bloody Goans been doing while all these changes have
been going on?
The Russians have been openly running drugs in Goa? Army
deserters from Israel have put up signs in Goa clubs stating,
'No Indians Allowed?' What have you paowallahs been doing?
Eating last night's curry for breakfast? Complaining?
Sushegad?
Beach after beach is being decimated and not a peep
from The Goans. You bleddy Goan men! What has
happened to the cashew nuts between your legs? And
the Goan women don't seem to care. Their sons are
in The Gulf or Canada, sending money back home. Let
somebody else revolt. It is none of your business.
Bleddy, pass pao men. Make sign of the cross. Do
the mando. Bleddy, never mind men, if husband is
nutless! It is God's will!
In Mumbai thousands of people from the ten villages of the
Gorai-Uttan belt have been fighting Essel World. They are
protesting against the proposed Special Entertainment Zone
(SEZ) spread over 14,183 acres in the area. They know they
stand to lose the core of their culture if this happens and
so they are fighting this encroachment disguised as tourism.
At least The East Indians there are trying. What have you
Goans been doing as mining companies rape your hills and
plunder your fresh water resources? What? Have another Cashew
Feni? Talk about how Aunty Mary's daughter is now going out
with that bleddy German bugger? Or, are you'll fighting your
sisters, for property that you don't think they deserve?
What has happened to you bloody Goans? For the sake of the
good lord, please wake up; the politicians are stealing your
nuts from under you. The mining companies are copulating with
the politicians. Don't you hear their grunts? They penetrate
so deep, scouring for ore that they have destroyed many a
water table. And when the ore has been gouged out, they leave
the land, raped and bleeding red. Goa with her thighs spread,
an ugly red gash that was once green!
Have you not seen this happening? If you have not, then
perhaps you should convert to East Indianism. Ha! Sushegad.
What say you stupid? Soon there will be not enough water to
nourish the cashew trees on farms across Goa. Now you know
what I mean about stealing your nuts, you stupid Goans. One
Lone Snap Shot. Quepem town in south Goa, the villages of
Maina and Kawrem,
Cheryl D'Souza, her nine-year old daughter Aki, her
mother Dora, aged eighty-four, are fighting the
miners who have destroyed their dignity and who now
want to destroy Paikeachi Zor {Paik's Spring} a
fountain head for the villagers. They want to buy
her land, Sanfranscisco Estate and turn it into a
graveyard.
Cheryl D'Souza knows the deathly silence of graveyards well,
her husband's ashes are scattered over her farm. When the
miners wanted to rape her little daughter and take away her
very existence, Cheryl turned She Wolf, feral and snarling,
to thwart the beasts who are literally panting at her
doorstep.
She wants to keep them away. They want to rape and then eat
her daughter alive. She has pleaded, begged of the Goans to
help her fight this juggernaut that is pounding Goa but the
Goans have stayed silent. Let her fight, let her go to jail,
let her young daughter and old mother be incarnated, raped;
we will continue to dip our paos in last night's stale curry,
looking into our cracked plates so that we do not have to see
or know. What a shame! What a bleddy shame, you paowallahs!
The miners made her a monetary offer that they thought she
could not refuse. She did. They threatened her. She fought
back. They humiliated her. She snarled in protest. They
thought they had won the battle.
One bright morning she declared war and tried to stop the ore
trucks that were carting away the life blood of her Goa. They
arrested her and her daughter and her old mother. And the
Goans stayed silent watching her being gang raped by the
politicians and the miners. What kind of people have you
bloody Goans become?
When a man does not care about his very nuts being endangered
there must be something fundamentally wrong with that man.
And the Goan women, so many of who depend on the land for
their existence watch the men and do nothing. They watch.
It's not their problem. Pass Pao Men. Say Rosary! Go Church!
At least the East Indians in Gorai have the spunk to protest.
You stupid sushegad Goans are watching your state being
turned around on its face and brutally buggered. Three women
fighting a beast. You watch from afar. Is this entertainment?
My old friend Bal Thackeray once told me, "Sometimes it is
better to throw a few stones." It is a pity that the Tiger
cannot fight with the She Wolf; maybe; just maybe, it would
turn the mining beast around.
And all you despicable Goans, who will not fight to
save your nuts, go ahead have another feni. Or
maybe, maybe, you will start to throw a few stones.
Never mind what the Bible says. You can go to
church in the morning, go to confession, say three
Hail Mary's, but please do something, before your
Goa is Gone. I say to you gutless Goans. The East
Indians have bigger nuts and their sorpotel is
better. Bleddy, What Say You Men? If you still have
nuts, go on, throw the first bleddy stone!
[Goanet] Goanet Reader: A
Thanks to Goanet, I know those in Goa will have difficulty downloading it.
May 2nd 2010, 8:40 am
#2297
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Re: In To-day's Newspapers
It's on here Noni, Dellon posted yesterday, its also a shock to some on here
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gi...all&ref=search
Also post from a member I think fiurther down page
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gi...all&ref=search
Also post from a member I think fiurther down page
May 2nd 2010, 8:46 am
#2298
Joined: May 2007
Location: Noni the Indian Goan Beach Mulberry
Posts: 8,227
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
It's on here Noni, Dellon posted yesterday, its also a shock to some on here
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gi...all&ref=search
Also post from a member I think fiurther down page
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gi...all&ref=search
Also post from a member I think fiurther down page
May 2nd 2010, 7:57 pm
#2299
Banned
Joined: Oct 2008
Posts: 2,478
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
I know Gregit mentioned this a couple of days ago, but this is a more detailed article. However, its the last paragraph that is worth noting.....
http://asianage.com/index.php?option...ndia&Itemid=60
Yet again we see the ignorant blinkered approach to tourism with;
Those responsible, still cant see that in the age of instant global communication thanks to the internet this sort of attitude is seen world wide.
The BBC news just carried an item about monkeys in Japan being taught to count, and understand what they are doing......perhaps these trainers could be seconded to the Government of Goa before they all end up counting their one remaining foreign tourist and trying to make him look like a lakh?
http://asianage.com/index.php?option...ndia&Itemid=60
Yet again we see the ignorant blinkered approach to tourism with;
On the allegation that the move to not accommodate the yachts would be detrimental to tourism, he said, “It’s not that they add to the tourism aspect of the state as many of them fly home for the monsoons.”
The BBC news just carried an item about monkeys in Japan being taught to count, and understand what they are doing......perhaps these trainers could be seconded to the Government of Goa before they all end up counting their one remaining foreign tourist and trying to make him look like a lakh?
May 2nd 2010, 8:27 pm
#2300
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Joined: May 2007
Location: Goa/UK
Posts: 589
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
I know Gregit mentioned this a couple of days ago, but this is a more detailed article. However, its the last paragraph that is worth noting.....
http://asianage.com/index.php?option...ndia&Itemid=60
Yet again we see the ignorant blinkered approach to tourism with;
Those responsible, still cant see that in the age of instant global communication thanks to the internet this sort of attitude is seen world wide.
The BBC news just carried an item about monkeys in Japan being taught to count, and understand what they are doing......perhaps these trainers could be seconded to the Government of Goa before they all end up counting their one remaining foreign tourist and trying to make him look like a lakh?
http://asianage.com/index.php?option...ndia&Itemid=60
Yet again we see the ignorant blinkered approach to tourism with;
Those responsible, still cant see that in the age of instant global communication thanks to the internet this sort of attitude is seen world wide.
The BBC news just carried an item about monkeys in Japan being taught to count, and understand what they are doing......perhaps these trainers could be seconded to the Government of Goa before they all end up counting their one remaining foreign tourist and trying to make him look like a lakh?
like get rid of the Sea Princess :: Pontoons are put out for the Film Festival, and the (wait for it) Boat Show:rifle::rifle: Earls Court - NOT
The Goan Government is so ignorant of what is really needed, but lets get basic infastructure sorted first. 
May 2nd 2010, 8:37 pm
#2301
Joined: Sep 2009
Posts: 4,680
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
I know Gregit mentioned this a couple of days ago, but this is a more detailed article. However, its the last paragraph that is worth noting.....
http://asianage.com/index.php?option...ndia&Itemid=60
Yet again we see the ignorant blinkered approach to tourism with;
Those responsible, still cant see that in the age of instant global communication thanks to the internet this sort of attitude is seen world wide.
The BBC news just carried an item about monkeys in Japan being taught to count, and understand what they are doing......perhaps these trainers could be seconded to the Government of Goa before they all end up counting their one remaining foreign tourist and trying to make him look like a lakh?
http://asianage.com/index.php?option...ndia&Itemid=60
Yet again we see the ignorant blinkered approach to tourism with;
Those responsible, still cant see that in the age of instant global communication thanks to the internet this sort of attitude is seen world wide.
The BBC news just carried an item about monkeys in Japan being taught to count, and understand what they are doing......perhaps these trainers could be seconded to the Government of Goa before they all end up counting their one remaining foreign tourist and trying to make him look like a lakh?
Love that last comment J5 - made my bank holiday start with a laugh.If the trainers of the monkeys are busy - maybe they could just send the monkeys to Goa to teach the tourism ministry how to count !!!!!
Dread - monkeying around
x
May 4th 2010, 12:45 am
#2302
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Joined: Mar 2008
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Re: In To-day's Newspapers
Thanks to Goan Voice
Jeffrey Archer “I would like to go to Goa first”
4 May: Daily News & Analysis. Author Lord Jeffrey Archer is currently in Mumbai but is returning to England day for the general elections. He says, “But I plan to come back soon and then just set out on a trip (in India) with Mary (his wife). I would like to go to Goa first and then perhaps land in Kolkata because I have a bunch of friends there.”
http://www.dnaindia.com/entertainmen...archer_1378761
http://www.jeffreyarcher.co.uk/contact.htm
Perhaps some of you may want to contact Jeffer with your thoughts ?
Jeffrey Archer “I would like to go to Goa first”
4 May: Daily News & Analysis. Author Lord Jeffrey Archer is currently in Mumbai but is returning to England day for the general elections. He says, “But I plan to come back soon and then just set out on a trip (in India) with Mary (his wife). I would like to go to Goa first and then perhaps land in Kolkata because I have a bunch of friends there.”
http://www.dnaindia.com/entertainmen...archer_1378761
http://www.jeffreyarcher.co.uk/contact.htm
Perhaps some of you may want to contact Jeffer with your thoughts ?
May 4th 2010, 5:54 am
#2303
Joined: May 2007
Location: Noni the Indian Goan Beach Mulberry
Posts: 8,227
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
Thanks to Goan Voice
Jeffrey Archer “I would like to go to Goa first”
4 May: Daily News & Analysis. Author Lord Jeffrey Archer is currently in Mumbai but is returning to England day for the general elections. He says, “But I plan to come back soon and then just set out on a trip (in India) with Mary (his wife). I would like to go to Goa first and then perhaps land in Kolkata because I have a bunch of friends there.”
http://www.dnaindia.com/entertainmen...archer_1378761
http://www.jeffreyarcher.co.uk/contact.htm
Perhaps some of you may want to contact Jeffer with your thoughts ?
Jeffrey Archer “I would like to go to Goa first”
4 May: Daily News & Analysis. Author Lord Jeffrey Archer is currently in Mumbai but is returning to England day for the general elections. He says, “But I plan to come back soon and then just set out on a trip (in India) with Mary (his wife). I would like to go to Goa first and then perhaps land in Kolkata because I have a bunch of friends there.”
http://www.dnaindia.com/entertainmen...archer_1378761
http://www.jeffreyarcher.co.uk/contact.htm
Perhaps some of you may want to contact Jeffer with your thoughts ?
May 4th 2010, 8:19 am
#2304
Joined: Sep 2009
Posts: 4,680
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
Thanks to Goan Voice
Jeffrey Archer “I would like to go to Goa first”
4 May: Daily News & Analysis. Author Lord Jeffrey Archer is currently in Mumbai but is returning to England day for the general elections. He says, “But I plan to come back soon and then just set out on a trip (in India) with Mary (his wife). I would like to go to Goa first and then perhaps land in Kolkata because I have a bunch of friends there.”
http://www.dnaindia.com/entertainmen...archer_1378761
http://www.jeffreyarcher.co.uk/contact.htm
Perhaps some of you may want to contact Jeffer with your thoughts ?
Jeffrey Archer “I would like to go to Goa first”
4 May: Daily News & Analysis. Author Lord Jeffrey Archer is currently in Mumbai but is returning to England day for the general elections. He says, “But I plan to come back soon and then just set out on a trip (in India) with Mary (his wife). I would like to go to Goa first and then perhaps land in Kolkata because I have a bunch of friends there.”
http://www.dnaindia.com/entertainmen...archer_1378761
http://www.jeffreyarcher.co.uk/contact.htm
Perhaps some of you may want to contact Jeffer with your thoughts ?
Maybe he'll buy an apartment, get a DoE show cause notice, then our govt will sit up and take action !!!!
Dread - 'ful cynic
x
May 4th 2010, 9:11 am
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Joined: Sep 2009
Posts: 4,680
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
According to an article in the Herald today, the police in Goa are going to be bringing in the use hand held traffic speed cameras.
They are also 'apparently' going to have a drink drive campaign - they may wish to start by breathalysing themselves !
Watch out folks, this will give them another excuse to extract bribe money from foreigners !!
Dread - beware
x
They are also 'apparently' going to have a drink drive campaign - they may wish to start by breathalysing themselves !
Watch out folks, this will give them another excuse to extract bribe money from foreigners !!
Dread - beware
x
May 4th 2010, 9:50 am
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Location: Noni the Indian Goan Beach Mulberry
Posts: 8,227
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
In Goa, the Scarlett Keeling murder trial is under way. But will justice be done?
5 May: The Telegraph (UK) … as Indian officials continue to battle for Goa’s reputation, it seems likely that the two defendants will face a tough ordeal in court over the coming weeks… In a state where it appears everything is for sale at the right price, however, nobody here is holding their breath.
thanks to Goan voice - sorry can't copy and paste url.
5 May: The Telegraph (UK) … as Indian officials continue to battle for Goa’s reputation, it seems likely that the two defendants will face a tough ordeal in court over the coming weeks… In a state where it appears everything is for sale at the right price, however, nobody here is holding their breath.
thanks to Goan voice - sorry can't copy and paste url.
May 4th 2010, 11:37 am
#2307
Joined: Sep 2009
Posts: 4,680
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
In Goa, the Scarlett Keeling murder trial is under way. But will justice be done?
5 May: The Telegraph (UK) … as Indian officials continue to battle for Goa’s reputation, it seems likely that the two defendants will face a tough ordeal in court over the coming weeks… In a state where it appears everything is for sale at the right price, however, nobody here is holding their breath.
thanks to Goan voice - sorry can't copy and paste url.
5 May: The Telegraph (UK) … as Indian officials continue to battle for Goa’s reputation, it seems likely that the two defendants will face a tough ordeal in court over the coming weeks… In a state where it appears everything is for sale at the right price, however, nobody here is holding their breath.
thanks to Goan voice - sorry can't copy and paste url.
It willbe interesting to see the outcome of that one as well as the Scarlett case.
Dread - will justice prevail?
x
May 4th 2010, 6:41 pm
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Re: In To-day's Newspapers
If justice didn't prevail in Uganda and can't in Zimbabe then it won't in today's Goa !
However I digress did anyone see Theo Paphitis (Dragons Den) new series last night "Theos Adventure Capitists?" last night night it was set in Vietnam where 2 expats got the go ahead for luxury boats and a marina there
Bearing in mind last weeks laughable but very said story on luxury boats in Goa having no marina,I can't wait for next weeks program ( bbc2 Tuesday) as it's set in India ! Wonder what joy venture capitalist have there ?
You couldn't even get a Morris Marina into Goa without jumping through hoops , a decent Apta, and a letter from God due to their forward thinking Gov and tourist board
K-C
However I digress did anyone see Theo Paphitis (Dragons Den) new series last night "Theos Adventure Capitists?" last night night it was set in Vietnam where 2 expats got the go ahead for luxury boats and a marina there
Bearing in mind last weeks laughable but very said story on luxury boats in Goa having no marina,I can't wait for next weeks program ( bbc2 Tuesday) as it's set in India ! Wonder what joy venture capitalist have there ?
You couldn't even get a Morris Marina into Goa without jumping through hoops , a decent Apta, and a letter from God due to their forward thinking Gov and tourist board
K-C
May 4th 2010, 7:33 pm
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Joined: May 2007
Location: Noni the Indian Goan Beach Mulberry
Posts: 8,227
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
If justice didn't prevail in Uganda and can't in Zimbabe then it won't in today's Goa !
However I digress did anyone see Theo Paphitis (Dragons Den) new series last night "Theos Adventure Capitists?" last night night it was set in Vietnam where 2 expats got the go ahead for luxury boats and a marina there
Bearing in mind last weeks laughable but very said story on luxury boats in Goa having no marina,I can't wait for next weeks program ( bbc2 Tuesday) as it's set in India ! Wonder what joy venture capitalist have there ?
You couldn't even get a Morris Marina into Goa without jumping through hoops , a decent Apta, and a letter from God due to their forward thinking Gov and tourist board
K-C
However I digress did anyone see Theo Paphitis (Dragons Den) new series last night "Theos Adventure Capitists?" last night night it was set in Vietnam where 2 expats got the go ahead for luxury boats and a marina there
Bearing in mind last weeks laughable but very said story on luxury boats in Goa having no marina,I can't wait for next weeks program ( bbc2 Tuesday) as it's set in India ! Wonder what joy venture capitalist have there ?
You couldn't even get a Morris Marina into Goa without jumping through hoops , a decent Apta, and a letter from God due to their forward thinking Gov and tourist board
K-C
)
May 4th 2010, 9:22 pm
#2310
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Joined: Oct 2008
Posts: 2,478
Re: In To-day's Newspapers
So spell it "BERTH" then!
(thats twice in as many minutes..............I thought this was Hemingways job?)
