HDTenEightyP/NetNews huggingface dataset:
From: tdt1964@ritvax.isc.rit.edu
Subject: Re: ;-)) -do^' vui #5 ((-; (love connection)
Reply-To: tdt1964@ritvax.isc.rit.edu
Organization: Rochester Institute of Technology
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 1992 15:36:39 GMT

In article <18966.2afe7cb0@ecs.umass.edu>, tha@ecs.umass.edu writes:
>Cha`o ca'c ba.n!
>  va` sau -da^y to^i muo^'n -do^' ca'c ba.n ve^` ba`i tho* na`y
>la` ( ba^'t cu*' cai') gi` ???????
>
>    "Ma(.t em phu*o*ng tru*o*.ng chu*? -die^`u       
>     Da em thi` tra('ng , ao' na^u ma(.c ngoa`i
>     Lo`ng em co' -da^'t co' tro*`i
>     Co' ca^u nha^n nghi~a , co' lo*`i hie^'u trung
>     Du` khi qua^n tu*? co du`ng
>     Thi` em se? ngo? ta^'m lo`ng cho xem "
>
>thank you for your time and have a good day.
>
"Phu*o*ng tru*o*.ng chu*? die^\u " la\ hi\nh chu*? nha^.t.
"Da" la\ bia\, "ao'" du\ng dde^? che tha^n.
Co\n bo^'n ca^u cuo^'i la\ dde^? a'm chi? chu*? nghi?a be^n trong.
Nhu* va^.y la\ cuo^'n sa'ch ro^\i.
Am I right???????????????????????????????????????


Ddo*\i kho^ng bia ru*o*.u ddo*\i vo^ vi.
Kie^'p so^'ng kho^ng say kie^'p so^'ng thu*a\
Ta thua nha^n the^' vi\ tie^\n ba.c
Ta tha('ng ngu*o*\i ddo*\i o*? ca'i say 
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: pnl1@Ra.MsState.Edu (Phong N.H. Le)
Subject: Testing...please <look-in>
Organization: Mississippi State University
Date: Fri, 13 Nov 1992 16:39:05 GMT

Cha`o ca'c ba.n phu*o*ng xa!
Mo^.t sinh vie^n tronh pho^' nho? 
HO.C DdA.I hay la` DdA.I gi` ddo'
Tie^'ng Vie^.t thi` kho^ng ra`nh...sigh.
Tu*` xu*a to*'i nay, to^i ra^'t muo^'n ho.c chu*~ NHO
Nhu*ng kho^ng co' tha^`y da.i
Anh Chi. na`o co' du'p ddu*o*.c thi` ke? na`y   
ca?m ta.
:
From: kevinle@eb4ts1.EBay.Sun.COM (Kevin Le)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: The Open Plan Office
Date: 9 Nov 1992 17:13:53 GMT
Organization: Sun Microsystems, Inc.  Mt. View, Ca.
Distribution: world
Reply-To: kevinle@eb4ts1.EBay.Sun.COM (Kevin Le)
NNTP-Posting-Host: eb4ts1.ebay.sun.com




        Keeping A High Profile in the Open Plan Office

Never write a note or memo if you can phone or visit instead - everyone
wants to talk whenever you're ready.

Don't sit down to talk - the accounstic are better the higher you are,
and remember that most people are a bit deaf so SPEAK UP.

Try to talk with _at least_ three people between you and your listener,
so that they don't feel left out.

The very best place for a conversation is in the corridor, beside someone
else's desk. If the corridor is full, try leaning against their cupboard
or hanging over their screen.

Never warn people of your approach by knocking on their desk or cupboard.
People love surprises, especially if they're busy.

The best time to disturb someone is when they look thoughtful or are
concentrating. It's your _duty_ to give them a break now and again.

To make sure that _you_ get regular breaks, never use a "Do No Disturb"
sign. When other people use them they're only joking.

Always hold meetings around a desk. If you book a conference room
everyone will think you've got something to hide.

If the phone isn't answered after four rings, hang on. _Someone_ will
answer it eventually, and they might like a chat, too.

Never divert calls if you're leaving your desk. Your telephone could
get into bad habits.

Try to whistle, hum or tap your fingers while you work. It is a comfort
to others to know that you're still there.

If you have to design the office layout, remember to leave lots of
wide-open spaces so that we can see and hear each other right across
the floor.
--

	...
From: tha@ecs.umass.edu
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: A quote of Pre. Bush.
Date: 5 Nov 92 13:04:48 GMT

Hello there!
After i read all the mail about kiss my lip.
I felt sorry for Bush because he has a quote for you to read.
He wrote....

   " Do you know me? I was president of one of the most 
     powerful countries on the planet. Now I am just
     another has-been politician. But sometimes I need
     people to know who I am, that's why I carry the
     American Unemployment Card. Because term limits work."             
                                 George H. W. Bush

PS: well what do you think about him now?
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: nduong@rhea.trl.OZ.AU (Nguyen Duong - Integrated Communication Services)
Subject: Re: VI: Cambodian Impasse can be solved
Organization: Telecom Research Labs, Melbourne, Australia
Date: Mon, 9 Nov 1992 22:37:03 GMT

vinsight@netcom.com (Vietnam Insight) writes:



>**************
>Cambodian Impasse can be solved
>*************

>The two million Vietnamese settlers in Cambodia, confirmed by the U.N.
     ---------------------                        --------------------
>peace-keeping task force, pose a genuine threat to the natives in the
>-- 
>Vietnam Insight (vinsight@netcom.com)
>Chan Tran, editor

Could you let me know the source of this info? When did the majority
of these Vietnameses arrive in Cambodia?

Thanks,
From: 0005359961@mcimail.com (Van Tran)
Subject: [THO+] THO+ TRA^`N Y' VA^N
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Date: 11 Nov 92 15:52:52 GMT

BANGKOK


DDe^m ve^` ma`u sa('c nhe.t nhoe`
O^`n a`o, na'o nhie^.t tie^`n khoe ma(.t ngu+o+`i#.
Ma^'y co^ thie^'u nu+~ tu+o+i cu+o+`i
"Cha`o o^ng kha'ch la., sao ro+`i chu'ng em?"
Thie^n tha^`n la.c bu+o+'c trong dde^m
Tra(ng hoa ro+i ro+'t quanh the^`m hotel.
Nga`y mai gio' tho^?i ca'i ve`o
The^`m kia la.i tro^'ng, ddu+`ng theo anh ve^`.

Pho^' da`i dda^u cu~ng tra(ng hue^
Vi` ai ne^n no^?i ti`nh thue^, tha^n dda`y#?
Co+' ra(`ng vi` lu'c cuo^`ng say#?
Hay la` em dda~ no+. vay tu+` dda^`u#?
Hay la` bo^' o^'m me. ddau#?
Co' ai la.i ho?i chuye^.n sa^`u ma^'t vui#.

Uo^'ng ddi dde^? thu+'c cho ddo+`i
Na`ng Kie^`u cu~ng dda~ mu+o+`i la(m na(m lu+u dda`y#.
Thie^n Tha^`n o+i ho+~i co' hay#?

                                       Tra^`n Y' Va^n



Note:  Sometimes ago I watched a documentary film about prostitution in
Bangkok. An image that struck me the most - and because of which I
never wandered around BK despite many stops there - is truckloads of
young girls, who are about 16 or 17 years old, being shipped to the city
early in the evening for the nightwork and brought back to their
villages in the morning after.
From: itdtn@angelo.amd.com (Tuyet P. Nguyen)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: Re: [NHA.C] PHAM DUY -- ca`nh hao tra('ng
Date: 10 Nov 92 19:55:46 GMT
Organization: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.

ltran@lsil.com (Linh T. Tran x4900) writes:


>		Ca`nh Hoa Tra('ng

>	mo^.t dda`n chim to'c tra('ng
>	bay ve^` qua tra^`n gian
>	ba'o tin ra(`ng 
>	co' na`ng Gia'ng Hu+o+ng

>	na`ng ngo^`i tre^n cung va('ng
>	trong mo^.t dde^m -da^`u tra(ng
>	pha' then va`ng	
>	bu+o+'c va`o vu+o+`n hoang

>	kho^ng gian tra`n da^ng nie^`m thu+o+ng
>	ro^`i tie^'ng ha't xui cuo^.c ti`nh duye^n
>	bao nhie^u na`ng tie^n ni? non
>	la`m huye^n na'o thie^n ddu+o+`ng la.nh le~o

>	tro+`i dda^`y co^ tie^n nu+~ 
>	xuo^'ng -da^`u thai tha`nh hoa
>	giu+~a dde^m mo+` 
>	hoa no+? cho'ng phai

>	ngu+o+`i ve^` trong dde^m to^'i 
>	o^m ca`nh hoa ta? to+i
>	bo'ng in da`i
>	ga'c ddo+`i le? loi


>			PHA.M DUY

>	
TP.
From: niem@ecst.csuchico.edu (Silence Tears)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: test
Date: 9 Nov 1992 20:05:38 GMT
Organization: California State University, Chico
Distribution: world
NNTP-Posting-Host: cscihp.ecst.csuchico.edu


this is just a test ok!
From: truong@plains (TT)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: religion
Date: 10 Nov 92 19:54:31 GMT
Article-I.D.: ns1.BxInAv.A4E
Organization: North Dakota Higher Education Computing Network
X-Newsreader: Tin 1.1 PL4

I 'm very sick of seeing the dogfights between religions.
KNOCK IT OFF.  KNOCK IT OFF.  KNOCK IT OFF.
Only the ones that you ever worship will see through you.
No need for you to come out defending your own religion and    
trashing the other.  So once again, KNOCK IT OFF.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH :)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: mtrinh@bnr.ca (Maria Trinh)
Subject: Re: ;-)) -Do^' vui #3 ((-;
Reply-To: mtrinh@bnr.ca (Maria Trinh)
Organization: Bell-Northern Research Ltd.
Date: Mon, 09 Nov 92 04:02:43 GMT

From: mtrinh@bnr.ca (Maria Trinh)
Subject: ;-)) -Do^' vui #3 ((-;
Date: Wed, 04 Nov 92 23:24:49 GMT
Ca'c ba.n thu+? -doa'n xem con na^`y la` con gi`...


		-Da^`u kho'm tru'c, lu+ng khu'c ro^`ng,
         	Sinh ba.ch, tu+? ho^`ng,
		Xua^n ha. thu -do^ng, bo^'n mu`a co' ca?.


In article <1992Nov09.022343.199174@zeus.calpoly.edu>, hthai@farad.elee.calpoly.edu (Ho Thai) writes:
|> Con To^m pha?i 0 ?


Pha?i...-du'ng la` con to^m. :-)

...cf!

Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: daudo@bcars201.bnr.ca (Ca' Ma^.p)
Subject: Re: Tho+ Bu't Tre
Reply-To: daudo@bcars201.bnr.ca (Ca' Ma^.p)
Organization: Bell-Northern Research, Ottawa, Canada
Date: Sun, 8 Nov 1992 17:02:25 GMT

In article <N9LVTB6w165w@andee>, bc@andee (But Chi) writes:
>
>Tho+ Bu't Tre lu+u truye^`n ro^.ng ra~i trong da^n gian ta.i Vie^.t Nam
>nga`y nay, nha^'t la` ta.i mie^`n Ba('c.
>
>Thi' du. nhu+ thi si~ Bu't Tre hoa?ng ho^'t nhu+ng mu+`ng tha^`m khi
><<Ba'c Ho^`>> vu+`a ngo?m cu? to?i:
>
>      Nghe nhu+ tie^'ng se't dda'nh ngang,
>      Ba'c Ho^` ddang so^'ng chuye^?n sang tu+` tra^`n.
>
>hoa(.c, mo^.t nga`y ddo' chi. ca'n bo^. dde^'n tha(m anh ca'n bo^. va`o
>mo^.t buo^?i chie^`u va`ng na('ng nha.t,... Anh kho^ng co' gi` ta(.ng
>co^ na`ng, be`n ra vuo+`n sau [vuo+`n nha` nguo+`i ta] ha'i mo^.t tra'i
>chuo^'i ddem va`o ta(.ng na`ng, ke`m theo mo^.t ca^u tho+:
>
>      Mo+`i em a(n mo^.t qua? chuo^`i
>      DDe^? ghi nho+' ma~i ca'i buo^`i ho^m nay#.
>
>A^'y la` tho+ cu?a Bu't Tre#.
>Bu't Tre ra^'t sa'ng ta.o, ga(.p cho^~ na`o kho' kha(n la` cha`ng (*)
>kha('c phu.c ngay#. Nhu+ ca^u tho+ tre^n cha(?ng ha.n, chu+~ thu+' 6 cu?a
>ca^u tre^n va` chu+~ thu+' 6 ca^u duo+'i dde^`u dduo+.c kha('c phu.c
>dde^? gia?i quye^'t ca'i kho' cu?a chu+~ da^'u sa('c va` ho?i.
>Ba'c Ho^` co' no'i, <<vo+'i su+'c nguo+`i, so?i dda' cu~ng tha`nh co+m>>


... Tui nho+' kho^ng la^`m thi` Ba'c Ho^` dda^u co' no'i va^.y ...
... Thie^.t ra la` : "vo+'i su+'c nguo+`i, so?i dda' cu~ng co`n nguye^n" 


>thi` a(n nha(`m gi` ba ca'i da^'u ca('c huye^`n ho?i nga~ na(.ng.
>
>
>Ghi chu':
>(*) DDe^'n nay chu+a ai ro~ Bu't Tre la` dda`n o^ng hay dda`n ba` nhu+ng
>nguo+`i ta bie^'t la` co' tho+ Bu't Tre#.
>
>Co`n tie^'p....
>
>
>---
>bc@andee.UUCP (But Chi)
>ND-BBS.
From: tran@peora.sdc.ccur.com (Nhan Tran)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: NEWS/VN: VN is among the top military spender
Date: 6 Nov 92 15:55:11 GMT
Reply-To: tran@peora.sdc.ccur.com


11/05

Biggest military spenders garner the most aid

   TOKYO (UPI) -- The developing world's biggest military spenders are
collecting more international aid than poor countries that restrain arms
expenditures, according to research presented Thursday by two World Bank
economists.
   The 13 developing countries ranked as the highest military spenders received
an average total of $5.9 billiion per year in assistance from 1978 to 1989.
   That compares with $5.3 billion received by the 35 nations registering as 
the lowest military spenders among a list of 114 countries, the economists 
found.
   Co-author Jalaleddin Jalali told an international conference on arms
reduction and economic development the high military spenders were those
countries which ranked in the top 50 percent in three categories: military
expenditures as a percentage of the gross national product and total government
expenditures plus military imports as a percentage of all imports.
   Ten out of the 34 countries ranked as the largest military spenders were 
also among the world's top 20 aid recipients, the findings showed, and 21 were 
among the top half.
   The 13 spenders falling into the top 25 percent of the three categories were
Iraq, Vietnam, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Angola, Libya, Jordan, Laos, Yemen,
Iran, Ethiopia and Mozambique.
   Jalali said the analysis was a preliminary attempt to establish a yardstick
by which countries can be compared on the basis of military spending and did 
not take into consideration such criteria as security threats.
   A preface to the report said the analysis represented Jalali and Paul
Armington's views and did not reflect the official policies of the World Bank,
which is not permitted to link military expenditures to financial assistance.
   Countries must provide more complete data on international military
transactions to establish a meaningful link between military spending and
financial assistance, Jalali said.
   He acknowledged that even with more transparency, it would be difficult to
introduce a system of incentives for lower military spending.
From: tln@uni-paderborn.de (T. Lam Nguyen)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: Re: [song] Help ... please !!!
Date: 6 Nov 1992 11:45:34 GMT
Organization: Uni Paderborn FB 17 Informatik GERMANY
NNTP-Posting-Host: ktp_serv.uni-paderborn.de
X-Newsreader: TIN [version 1.1 PL6]

Ca' Ma^.p (daudo@bcars201.bnr.ca) wrote:
: 
: Co' ba.n na`o bie^'t ba`i ha't "Ni Co^ cha?i to'c be^n bo+` suo^'i kho^ng va^.y ?"


 Hi CM,

 Hmmm... the'c me'c mo^.t chi't tho^i. Hi`nh nhu* muo^'n la`m "Ni co^" thi` fa?i xuo^'ng to'c fa?i kho^ng ? :) ngu*o*`i ta no'i "xuo^'ng to'c ddi tu" i' mo*`... :) Ne^'u la` nhu* dza^.y thi` la`m sao ma` "cha?i to'c be^n bo*` suo^'i" ddu*o*.c huh ? :) Or i'm wrong ? 

 To^.i lo^~i, to^.i lo^~i... :)
 TLN
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- Research is what I'm doing if I don't know what I'm doing -- A.Einstein
From: thao@cse.uta.edu (Laly Thao)
Subject: Delena...A question....
Organization: Computer Science Engineering at the University of Texas at Arlington
Date: Sat, 7 Nov 1992 22:24:16 GMT

i just recently saw a picture of delena, the singer from australia.  i
was wondering if anyone on the net had any info on her i.e. biographical
profile etc....

thanks,
laly thao


-- 

thao@cse.uta.edu        |     "There are no balls!!" 
b645zay@utarlg.uta.edu	|               -Goku from Dragon Ball
From: ee52ffz@sdcc15.ucsd.edu (Ngu*o*`i -Die^n)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: DDo^'
Date: 9 Nov 92 04:27:49 GMT

Ddo^' toa`n the^? ca'c ba.n, cha^'t gi`...

	Dden nhu* bo'ng to^'i
	Dda('ng nhu* ti`nh ddo*`i
	Tu*.a nhu* ti`nh ye^u
	Ye^u ro^`i se~ kho^?

Hint: Mu`i vi. va` ma`u sa('c o*? hai ca^u dda^`u.
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese

 Hi anyone out there. I was on the vietnamese notes for about a year. Suddenly,
the notes disappeared. I can login but no note-files there to read. Is anyone
out there understand why. Please help. Thanks a bunch.
  
T.P.
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: test
From: ledinh@eis.calstate.edu (Ding Le Nguyen)
Date: Fri, 6 Nov 1992 19:26:44 GMT
Organization: Calif State Univ/Electronic Information Services
From: aria@carson.u.washington.edu (bie^?n xanh)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: [misc] to all who email me
Date: 11 Nov 92 20:34:03 GMT
Article-I.D.: u.1992Nov11.203403.24231
Organization: University of Washington, Seattle

To all netters who email me.

sorry for late respond, I have spent times for the last few weeks doing work
on the montains (cascade Mts.) implies I seldomly have access to a computer  
terminal.  I have to go and stay up there again for the next few weeks so 
before I go, let me borrow this public channel to say thankyou to all of you
who email me the infors.  and to let you know that I am fine, actually very 
happy, nothing is better than eating mu+.c kho^ nu+o+'ng & bo\ kho^ in
10-15 F degree plus wind chill factor and watching ice crystal grows.  It's
an awesome place to be, but sometimes, I wonder if I have chosen a wrong
career.

Thanks again for the informations.                  aurora borealis

.............bie^?n xanh.............iceberg.............iceberg.............



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From: ce535@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Bich Chau Le)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: [STORY] Na(m` tron` trong dday' ma(t' - Kie^t. Ta^n' (part 5)
Date: 11 Nov 1992 00:45:19 GMT
Organization: Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH (USA)
Reply-To: ce535@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Bich Chau Le)
NNTP-Posting-Host: hela.ins.cwru.edu



	Bai` Only you cha^m' du*t'. Moi. ngu*o*i` du*ng` lai. tai. cho^~
cho*` ddo*i. . Anh' ne^n' lung linh ddo^ng` loa~ ... Tie^ng' ca ba^t.
le^n tie^p' tuc. .

	They ask me how I knew my true love was true ...

	Nhu*ng~ bu*o*c' cha^n di ddo^ng. tro*? lai. . Tay lai. sie^t'
tay, ma' lai. ke^` ma', mo^i lai. ga^n` mo^i. 

	Then someday you find all who love blind . Smoke gets in your
	eyes ...

	Tie^ng' vi~ ca^m` nga^n le^n thie^t' tha. Cam? tha^y' hu*c.
nong' o*? ma' tu*a., Thach. chuye^n? be^n, mo^i ca. pho*t' tre^n mo^i
Thuy`, ho*i tho*? so^t' quye^n. mui` thuo^c' la' toa? ra tre^n ma(t.
nang`. Thuy` bo^'i ro^i':"Thach. se~ ho^n minh` cha(ng?" 

	You must realize, smoke gets in your eyes ...

	-Do^i luc' Thuy` muo^n' xin chuye^n? tru*o*ng` day. o*? mo^t.
no*i khac' dde^? lanh' xa Thach., nhu*ng nang` mo*i' vu*a` nha^n.
nhie^m. so*? chu*a tron` na(m, vie^c. hoan' chuye^n? dda^u de^~ dang`
nhu* va^y. . Nang` ddanh` buo^ng xuo^i, co^' ga(ng' ddu*o*ng cu*. tinh`
cam? minh` dde^n' dda^u hay dde^n' ddo'. Tuy nhie^n trong long` Thuy`
nay? ra mo^i' ma^u thua^n~, nang` so*. phai? xa Thach. . Nang` so*.
ro^i` dda^y khi mua` bai~ tru*o*ng` dde^n', Thach. se~ tro*? ve^` vo*i'
ho^n the^ chang` va` nang` se~ lai. ddo^i' dda^u` vo*i' no^i~ co^ ddo*n
cua? minh`, mo^t. tha^n mo^t. bong'.

	I am without my love, tears I cannot hide. Smoke gets in your
	eyes ...

	Nhie^u` la^n` Thuy` dde^? y' quan sat' tinh` cam? Thach. ddo^i'
vo*i' minh`. -Do^i luc' nang` tha^y' Thach. sa(n ddon' minh`, chie^u`
chuo^ng. minh` tu*ng` li tu*ng` ti', co^' ga(ng' giup' vui nang` he^t'
mu*c'. Nhu*ng~ luc' khac' nang` tha^y' Thach. du*ng? du*ng, ngo* ngac',
lu*ng? lu*ng? lo* lo*, cha^n kho^ng dinh' dda^t'. Cha(ng? nhu*ng~ Thach.
xa la. ddo^i' vo*i' nang` ma` chang` con` xa la. ddo^i' vo*i' chinh'
minh`, xa la. ddo^i' vo*i' ta^t' ca? moi. ngu*o*i`. Thuy` nha^n. die^n.
Thach. qua nha^n va^t. Meursault trong L'etranger cua? Camus. Bu*t'

ro*i` ta^t' ca? moi. rang` buo^c., cha(ng? tha^y' minh` dinh' liu' vo*i'
ai he^t', cha(ng? tha^y' minh` a(n nha^p. gi` vo*i' cuo^c. ddo*i` nay`,
Thach. co' the^? ba^t' tha^n` cha^m' du*t' cuo^c. ddo*i` minh` - Thuy`
lo ngai. nhu* va^y. . Nhu*ng nang` kho^ng bie^t' lam` cach' nao` dde^?
cu*u' vo*t' Thach.. Nhu*ng~ luc' Thach. dda^m dda^u` vao` co*n khung?
hoang? "xa la.". Thuy` bo^n` cho^n` lo la(ng', Thuy` ngo^i` ddu*ng'
kho^ng ye^n. Tuy nhie^n nang` dda~ la` cai' gi` cua? Thach. ma` nang`
phai? lo cuo^ng' le^n nhu* va^y. ?

	I of course reply something here inside cannot be denied ...

	Thach. lai. ddo^i? ma', mo^i lai. pho*t' mo^i, va` nang` lai.
cho*` ddo*i. . Cho*i` ddo*i. cho dde^n' khi ban? Smoke gets in your eyes
cha^m' du*t' . Nu. ho^n kho^ng dde^n' .

?
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: posting
From: ledinh@eis.calstate.edu (Ding Le Nguyen)
Date: Sat, 7 Nov 1992 07:27:55 GMT
Organization: Calif State Univ/Electronic Information Services

Post it again

Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: tranta@ucsu.Colorado.EDU (Tran Tuan A)
Subject: [nha.c]request
Organization: University of Colorado, Boulder
Distribution: usa
Date: Mon, 9 Nov 1992 17:29:01 GMT

 Hi Netters,

     If anyone have the songs listed below, could you please post it
on the Net? I appreciate it. Thank you.

     "Ba`i Kho^ng Te^n So^' 3"
     "Con -Du*o* ng Xu*a Em -Di"
     "Sang Ngang"
     "Ta`u -De^m Na(m Cu~"
     "Ti`nh Phu."
     "Tru'c -Da`o"
From: tdn7039@ritvax.isc.rit.edu (Thomas Nguyen)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: Re: Vu.n Va(.t
Date: 8 Nov 92 22:19:55 GMT
Reply-To: tdn7039@ritvax.isc.rit.edu
Organization: Rochester Institute of Technology

In article <1992Nov8.220834.29685@ultb.isc.rit.edu>, tdn7039@ritvax.isc.rit.edu (Thomas Nguyen) writes:
>In article <9211072234.AA25286@easynet.crl.dec.com>, cyclops@pate.enet.dec.com (CYCLOPS 2000-3D 07-Nov-1992 1734) writes:
>
>Thu*o*.ng -De^' la` va^`ng THA'I DU*O*NG TI`NH A'I (for GOD IS LOVE).
>And, the kingdom of God is within you. the way and true have already
                                        ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
xin -di'nh chi'nh:        Tt should be read

                                         . THE WAY AND THE TRUTH have already
>given to you... seek them and ye shall find them..

>away from that LIGHT and that LOVE, linh ho^`n ba.n se~
>kho^ng bao gio*` ma~n nguye^.n.
>
>It is a great tragedy to be thrown away from that LIGHT and into DARKNESS.
>
>
>TDN- in  a Theo-philosophical Mood.
>
 TDN-  Self-correction.
From: thuy@cs.umb.edu (Do_Kim_Anh Thuy)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: Testing ... :)
Date: 7 Nov 92 21:27:20 GMT
Reply-To: thuy@ra.cs.umb.edu
Organization: SCV Relay
Originator: daemon@media-lab.media.mit.edu




1.....2.....3...


Nhi`n -da'y nu+o+'c ca' lo+` -do+` la(.n
Nga^?n lu+ng tro+`i nha.n nga^?n ngo+ xa .... :)


::::> Today must be my lucky day ... :)

a.t
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: "Tuan Tu  --UNMCVM(TUANTU)" <TUANTU%UNMCVM.BITNET@mitvma.mit.edu>
Subject:      Joke
Originator: daemon@media-lab.media.mit.edu
Reply-To: @mitvma.mit.edu:TUANTU@UNMCVM.BITNET
Organization: SCV Relay
Date: Fri, 6 Nov 1992 04:56:28 GMT




Jones had recently move his home from Austin, TX to Plano, TX.  After
finishing all of his moving and arrangement to live in a new neighborhood.
Jones was excited to get ready to move on in life.  So the first thing
he did was to call the telephone company to get phone service for his house.
He went to the neighbor's home and borrowed their phone and tried to get
the local phone company.

The operator asked:  How may I help you?

Jones:  I had recently move to a new neighborhood called Plano, TX, I would
        like to get phone service to my new residence.

The operator:  after a long pause....Sir, I do not mean to be so obnoxious
               of stuffy, but I really careless about that "Plain Old State
               of Texas."

Jones:  Much to his surprise...he was speechless....!@#$%^&*()
From: TIEN@NMDHST.CC.NIH.GOV
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: [SOC] Re: Normalization w/ Hanoi
Date: 10 Nov 92 15:45:31 GMT
Reply-To: TIEN@NMDHST.CC.NIH.GOV

> From: becherer@suna0.cs.uiuc.edu (Max Becherer)
> Subject: Re: Normalization w/ Hanoi
> Date: 10 Nov 92 00:58:17 GMT
> 
> ... The REAL reason the embargo should be maintained
> and, for that matter, reinforced, is human rights.  The Hanoi regime is one of
> the most oppressive in the world today, a tyranny in the same vein as those in
> Burma, North Korea and Cuba, to name a few.  No nation should give aid to
> regimes which brutalize their people, as it will only serve to prolong the 
> suffering of the oppressed citizens.  The same rational that was applied to
> the Apartheid regime in South Africa should also be used on regimes like 
> Hanoi (whose behavior is far worse than Pretoria's already abysmal record).
> ...
>

Dear Max and everyone:

I totally agree with you that Hanoi suppresses the human rights in the
country.  That issue should be raised everytime we have a chance to. 
However, it is interesting to find that the people in Vietnam also want
the US trade embargo to be lifted.  When I talked to people in Vietnam,
it is apparent that they are more worried about jobs and basic survival
conditions (food, medicine, ...) than human rights.  It is thus unfair
if we, the people who have jobs and almost everything, require the
hungry people to continue being hungry until they have freedom.

I again agree with you that we must help them to gain a decent life,
which includes human rights and basic necessity.  But we should help
them to achieve what they want rather than enforcing what we think they
should want.  We have to know what they want in order to help,
otherwise, we may not be any better than Hanoi.

Yours,

Tie^'n @ N.I.H.