sk@duke.UUCP (Sanjaya Kumar) (02/20/86)
>forget a Ferrari, which seems to be your common mode of transportation > ... >many of those few in India who can travel in a Ferrari and all such modern >"contraptions" do so by sucking the blood of a vast number of poor people This is just to set the record straight. I do not, and have not, at any time ever owned a Ferrari or any other high performance automobile. Once, while I was vacationing in Hawaii, Tom Selleck offered me a ride in his car, but being fully aware that people who own Ferrari's "suck the blood of poor people", I naturally refused.... On second thoughts, I hereby retract my previous statement. I have not, in my present incarnation, to the best of my knowledge, ever been to Hawaii or its neighboring islands. I do, however, own a Rabbit (which has disappointed me by not multiplying -- given the rabbit's legendary prowess in such matters), and I am willing to set up a "C'mon guys, let's buy Sanjaya a Ferrari Fund" if there is enough support from you netters out there. Thanking you, I remain, Very Sincerly yours, Sanjaya Kumar Duke Univeristy
narayana@psuvax1.UUCP (Kuram T. Narayana) (02/22/86)
> >forget a Ferrari, which seems to be your common mode of transportation > > ... > >many of those few in India who can travel in a Ferrari and all such modern > >"contraptions" do so by sucking the blood of a vast number of poor people > > This is just to set the record straight. I do not, and have not, at any time > ever owned a Ferrari or any other high performance automobile. > Once, while I was vacationing in Hawaii, Tom Selleck offered me a ride > in his car, but being fully aware that people who own Ferrari's > "suck the blood of poor people", I naturally refused.... On second > thoughts, I hereby retract my previous statement. I have not, in > my present incarnation, to the best of my knowledge, ever been > to Hawaii or its neighboring islands. > > I do, however, own a Rabbit (which has disappointed me by not multiplying -- > given the rabbit's legendary prowess in such matters), and I am willing > to set up a "C'mon guys, let's buy Sanjaya a Ferrari Fund" if there is > enough support from you netters out there. > > Thanking you, > I remain, > Very Sincerly yours, > > Sanjaya Kumar > Duke Univeristy * ** REPLACE THIS LINE WITH YOUR MESSAGE *** I don't know! what is so demeaning about being asked whether you travel in india by a horse drawn coach... you pay a damn $25 bucks in the newyork city... i think innocence is not ignorance or cannot be viewed as american arrogance... there are certain things about the life style of india(ns) that are not shown regularly on abc or nbc or pbs. it is possible for people to ask such questions out of innocence, for they most of the time watch some shooting, a lot sex, and a few dictators etc.. on their tv ...thanks...kt .