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Date:         Tue, 26 Jan 1993 11:03:54 -0500
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From:         Nhan Tran <tran@PEORA.SDC.CCUR.COM>
Subject:      NEWS/VN: Hanoi criticized Clinton

01/25

VIETNAM CALLS FOR NORMALISATION OF TIES WITH U.S.

    Hanoi, Jan 25, Reuter - Vietnam on Monday criticized U.S. President Bill
Clinton's stated plans to retain his predecessor's conditions for normalising
relations with Hanoi.
    The Vietnamese government said in a statement it was ready to move forward
towards normalisation with its old enemy and would continue to help resolve the
question of what happened to U.S. servicemen missing from the Vietnam War.
    "Vietnam believes there should be no preconditions for the normalisation of
relations between Vietnam and the United States," said the statement,
distributed to news agencies.
    "Vietnam is ready to advance towards the normalisation of relations with
the United States, because that would meet the interests and aspirations of the
people of both countries, and be in the interest of peace, stability in the
Southeast Asia region and in the world," it said.
    The statement came in reaction to a comment to the U.S. Senate Foreign
Relations Committee on Friday by Clifton Wharton, Clinton's nominee for deputy
secretary of state.
    Wharton said he was sure Clinton, like former president George Bush, would
require that Vietnam help account for missing Americans, support a peace
settlement in Cambodia and remove vestiges of re-education camps set up when
Hanoi's Communists won the Vietnam War in 1975.
    He told the senators at his confirmation hearing that he believed pressure
would be kept on Vietnam to meet the conditions "as far as our particular
recognition of them is concerned."
    Vietnam on Monday urged Washington to stop linking the missing-in-action
issue to normalisation, saying the MIA question was a purely humanitarian one
that Washington and Hanoi had worked together to resolve since reaching an
agreement in 1987.
    "Vietnam has been, is now and will continue to cooperate actively with the
United States on this humanitarian issue, while also hoping the U.S. side will
stick to the spirit of its agreement with the Vietnamese side," the statement
said.
    It said relations between countries should be built on mutual respect and
benefit, equality, and non-interference in each other's internal affairs.
    U.S. experts investigating the MIA issue in Vietnam since 1987 say they
have found no concrete evidence to back up rumours in the United States that
Americans are still being held prisoner here, a claim that has helped block
normalisation.
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From: tho@tsunami.jpl.nasa.gov (Tho Le)
Subject: RE: "lvp0901@ritvax.isc.rit.edu" postings
Organization: Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Distribution: na
Date: Thu, 21 Jan 1993 19:10:31 GMT

to "lvp0901" (perhaps you have a real name),

	i came across a series of your latest postings and found them
irritating.  you need not be cutesy in your postings nor abusive with your
language.  if you want to express an opinion, please think it through
and provide some rationale to the opinion.  don't just throw out a statement
and expect others to perceive it as the way you've perceived it in your mind.

		...tho le... 
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: pault@litwin.com (Paul Tran)
Subject: [News] 01/27/93
Organization: Litwin Process Automation
Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1993 14:54:58 GMT

Khmer Rouge decides to not participate in the upcoming election in Cambodia.
Today is the last day for Cambodian parties to register for election.

Roughly, 1,000 U.S. companies visit Vietnam. But the main factor for the U.S.
government not to lift the embargo is not the Cambodian peace plan, the
human-rights in VN, according to a U.S. college professor, it is depended
on the MIA families, who influence their US representatives.

Japan will be the main force in the VN economy, not the US.

My prediction: Sihanouk will be the next Cambodian president.
From: dangt@JSP.UMontreal.CA (Dang Thanh Ngan)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: Re: To : VKTL, Bum , and Ako?n :-)
Date: 26 Jan 93 05:43:47 GMT
Organization: Universite de Montreal

In article <C1G3FM.8B8@news2.cis.umn.edu> ngbien@walrus.micro.umn.edu (Pham T. D.) writes:
>
>
>	Lu'c na`y Tpha' tha^'y tre^n NET ca(ng tha(?ng qua'
>ne^n pha' chu't xi'u cho ba` con vui tro+? la.i . DDu+`ng
>co' la Tpha' hi? :-) Tpha' tha^'y VKTL, BUM, Ko?n dda^'u tho+
>hay qua', sao kho^ng dda^'u tie^'p ddi vi` Tpha' tha^'y
>chu+a pha^n tha('ng ba.i ma` :-) Co' ca^`n Tpha' la`m
>tro.ng ta`i kho^ng , ba?o dda?m kho^ng thie^n vi. :-) Nhu+ng
>no'i tru+o+'c la` kho^ng ddu+o+.c quay la.i ta^'n co^ng
>tro.ng ta`i nha :-) Tpha' co' danh pha' nhu+ng gan cu~ng
>nho? la('m ..nho? nhu+ gan Tquy? va^.y :-) hehhehehe..
>(E^ Tquy?, giao la.i cho ngu+o+i ddo' , ta "la(.n" tru+o+'c a`...:-) ) 
>
>		VKTL, Bum , Ko?n dda^'u tha^.t vui
>		Sao kho^ng dda^'u nu+~a , ddi`nh chie^'n ro^`i ?
>		Tie^'c ra(`ng tho+ Ti' kho^ng nhie^`u la('m
>		Ne^'u kho^ng Ti' cu~ng dda^'u chu't cho+i :-)
>				Tpha'
> 

     hee hee, ca'i gi` chu*a pha^n tha('ng ba.i, VKTL bi. ti.ch kha^?u
go^`i Ti' Pha' a. B-)))\. Va? la.i A ko?n khai chie^'n then ddu*a Bum
ra ddo*~ chu*o*?ng ----> Not Fair, Ti' Pha' go.i A ko?n ra dda^'u vo*'i
VKTL mo*'i vui, cho*' Bum cho.c VKTL tu*` 4 na(m nay ro^`i, ha('n cha'n
go^`i hee hee\.


Bum
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: tdt1964@ritvax.isc.rit.edu
Subject: RE: "lvp0901@ritvax.isc.rit.edu" postings
Reply-To: tdt1964@ritvax.isc.rit.edu
Organization: Rochester Institute of Technology
Distribution: na
Date: Thu, 21 Jan 1993 23:03:35 GMT

In article <1993Jan21.191031.496@jato.jpl.nasa.gov>, tho@tsunami.jpl.nasa.gov (Tho Le) writes:
>to "lvp0901" (perhaps you have a real name),
>
>   i came across a series of your latest postings and found them
>irritating.
============

Heh, if you find it's irritating, then don't read it. No one is putting a gun
at your head and make you  read it alright, so don't complain. This is America.
I have my right to speak and or write as I please. Go change the damn
Constitution before you complain again.

>you need not be cutesy in your postings nor abusive with your
>language.  if you want to express an opinion, please think it through
>and provide some rationale to the opinion.  don't just throw out a statement
>and expect others to perceive it as the way you've perceived it in your mind.
>
>       ...tho le...
From: snoopy@crchh426.BNR.CA (Antonio Tello)
Subject: Re: Vietnamese food in Dallas
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 18:25:42 GMT
Reply-To: snoopy@crchh426.BNR.CA (Antonio Tello)
Organization: Bell-Northern Research Ltd.

In article <1993Jan25.171508.5461@seas.smu.edu>, pedersen@seas.smu.edu
(Ted Pedersen) writes:
|>I am fairly new to Dallas and have not yet found much Vietnamese food.
|>
|>I lived in Houston for a few years and found numerous Vietnamese
|>restaurants that I really liked. There were several just a little east
|>of downtown Houston that were my favorites. I can't remember the
|>names unfortunatly.
|>
|>Any tips on Vietnamese restaurants in Dallas? Is there an area in
|>Dallas with a concentration of Vietnamese restaurants and stores (such
|>as there is in Houston)? Any information would be very much
|>appreciated. 
|>
|>Thanks
|>Ted
|>

Arc-en Ciel has been rated as one of the best in the nation so you might
want to give them a try. Great food (IMHO).

Jupiter Rd and Buckingham or Walnut (Check the phone book)
                   
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From: duong@chestnut.chem.upenn.edu (Duc Duong)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: [Tho] Xua^n Mie^`n Ta^y..
Date: 22 Jan 93 12:17:38 GMT
Organization: NMR Biochemistry Graduate Research Lab


 Me^'n ta(.ng ca'c ba.n va` -da(.c bie^.t nhu+~ng ai -da? tu+`ng
so^'ng o+? Mie^`n Ta^y lu.c ti?nh ba`i tho+ sau -da^y.... 
Chu'c mu+`ng na(m mo+'i...

Duy -Du+'c

			XUA^N MIE^`N TA^Y

		Mie^`n Ta^y phong ca?nh tha^.t hu+?u ti`nh
		Xua^n ve^` hoa no+? la.i the^m xinh
		Xum xue^ vu+o+`n bu+o+?i ca^y oa(`n tra'i
		La'c -da'c ru+`ng mai bu+o+'m ne'p mi`nh
		Tha^'p thoa'ng giai nha^n ta` a'o lu+o+.n
		Da^.p di`u nam tu+? da'ng oai nghinh
		Ai o+i ne^'u ghe' qua que^ cu~
		Cho gu+?i lo+`i tha(m -da^'t Ca^`n-Ninh(1).

					Duy -Du+'c
					01/22/92
		

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From: dangt@JSP.UMontreal.CA (Dang Thanh Ngan)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: Re:      POEM
Date: 22 Jan 93 22:46:33 GMT
Organization: Universite de Montreal

In article <9301221341.AA00508@alex.qc.ca> VKTL <hoa@ALEX.QC.CA> writes:
>he^' Nga^n,
>
>Ba^y gio+` mo+? ma`n dda^'u dzo? mo^`m, he'n\.  Co' A ko?n vo^ kho^ng hay chi?
>mo^.t mi`nh Bum tho^i\.
>
>Bum, bu`m, bu?m bu?m, A bu`m Ko?n
>DDa'nh dda^'m lung tung, "Bum xa`-lo?n !"
>Bo+?i ta he^n, vi` ddu+o+.c o^ng tro+`i me^'n
>Thoa't kho?i lu+o+'i Ngu+o+`i he^'t le^nh dde^nh
>Ne`, Bum, Ko?n muo^'n dzi` cho ta bie^'t
>Co' ta dda^y, Vo.ng Khuye^'t bu`m thie^n ha.\.
>Kho?i nhu` nha^`y, nhu? nhi?, nho't lie^n mie^n\.
>
>                                Vo.ng Khuye^'t Thi Lang
>                                21/1/1993
>
>Ha` ... Ha`, ddo+`i lu'c na`o cu~ng "Khuye^'t" chu+' kho^ng co' Full\.
>He^'t Full ro^`i  khuye^'t, he^'t khuye^'t ro^`i Full\.
>He^'t vui ro^`i buo^`n, he^'t buo^`n ro^`i vui\.
>Mo^.t dzo`ng la^?n qua^?n\.   Nho+' nga`y dda^`u tie^n khi cha`o ddo+`i,
>ca^'t tie^'ng kho'c "ddo' la` "Vo.ng" le^n no^?i ddau kho^? cu?a con ngu+o+`i
>lu'c ro+`i bu.ng me." \.  Ba^`y dda(.t la`m "Thi" si~, nhu+ng ba?n tha^n lu'c
>na`o cu~ng khuye^'t\, ddo' la` lo^~i cu?a con ngu+o+`i "Lang" ham ca'i To^i\.


       Hey Hoa` 

     A ko?n started to tease you ma`, B-))), but muo^'n dda^'u thi` 
nha`o dzo^, co`n ne^'u muo^'n ha(ng ho*n thi` he.n ra qua'n cafe' o*? Cote
des neiges ddi ro^`i dda^'u, hee hee\. Ra'ng la`m the^m tho* ddi cho he^'t
khuye^'t, ro^`i la.i full, lu'c ddo' ky' te^n la` Vo.ng .... full Thi Lang
hee hee\. Ne` ne`, sao bie^'t tui "xa` lo?n" ? La`m tho* cho co' y' 1 chu't 
chu*'


	Ne` ne` Vo.ng full Thi Lang
	Tro*`i thu*o*ng sao ngu*o*i va^~n co`n khuye^'t
	Thu*o*ng sao va^~n co^ ddo*n
	Va^~n ngo^`i than tho*? tu*`ng dde^m tra('ng
	Va^~n o^m dda`n ca ba`i ca quen thuo^.c
	"Bao na(m qua ro^`i to^i va^~n co^ ddo*n"
	Nu*.c cu*o*`i, ngu*o*`i cho.c you, you cho.c ta
	Cho.c nu*~a ddi ta cu*' cu*o*`i kha` kha`
	Vi` nghi`n na(m nu*~a, ngu*o*i mo*'i tha('ng ta
	Vi` va^~n co`n khuye^'t ha~y luye^.n the^m nu*~a
 	Ro^`i ha~y no'i to*'i chuye^.n dda^'u ddi nha


	Bum

PS : A Ko?n, ddo*~ nhie^`u go^`i ddo', cho.c VKTL nu*~a ddi chu*' B-)))
ha('n ta^'n co^ng ...... co`n nhe. qua' hee hee heee
From: Christina_N._Tran.LAX1B@xerox.com
Subject: Re: bi. cu+o+'p
In-Reply-to: "khanh@cae.prds.cdx.mot:com:Xerox's message of 21-January-93 (Thursday) 13:27:58 PST"
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
X-NS-Transport-ID: 0000AA00A3FD320F2F1E
Reply-To: ctran.lax1b@xerox.com
Date: 22 Jan 93 00:19:25 GMT

Hi Kim Kha'nh,

>Nga`y mai nu+~a la` qua na(m mo+'i ro^`i.  Mong  ra(`ng se~
>kho^ng co`n chuye^.n gi` xui xe?o xa?y ra nu+~a.  Tu+` dda^y
>tro+? ddi se~ take extra caution.  La`m tha^n lie^~u ye^'u
>bo^` tu+o+.ng nhu+ chu'ng mi`nh tha^.t la` lo^~ pha?i kho^ng
>ca'c ba.n pha'i ke.p to'c ?  Tho^i thi` cuo^'i na(m xa? xui
>va^.y.  K. chu'c ca'c ba.n ddu+o+.c nhie^`u may ma('n va`
>vui ve? trong na(m Con Ga` na`y nha.
>
>Kim-Kha'nh

wow, nghe Kha'nh ke^? sao ma` ghe^ qua'.  Nhu*ng ma` o^ng ba` mi`nh no'i "Cu?a
-di thay ngu*o*`i", Kha'nh kho^ng co' vie^.c gi` la` to^'t ro^`i.  Nhie^`u khi
ng. cu~ng tha^'y la`m con ga'i lo^~ ghe^ va^.y -do', hay la` ba^y gio*` tu.i
mi`nh ...-di ho.c vo~ -di!! ;-)))

Chu'c Kha'nh va.n su*. nhu* y',

/tn
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: harry@hop.austin.ibm.com ()
Subject: Testing
Reply-To: camquynh_nguyen@ausgtr.oakqm1.mot.com
Organization: IBM PSP Palo Alto, Ca.
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 93 16:36:40 GMT

Hi C.Q.,
Anh thu? go?i cho Quy`nh ca'i E mail na`y xem Q. co' nha^.n duo.c hay kho^ng.


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Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: Re:      Re: [MIS] La^'y Ai ba^y gio*`??
From: tttle@sfsuvax1.sfsu.edu (thuy)
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1993 05:56:23 GMT
Organization: SCV Relay 

In article <1993Jan21.050602.27621@ultb.isc.rit.edu> lvp0901@ritvax.isc.rit.edu writes:
>thuy, 
>wow..  do you follow what you said?..if yes, r u available?.. i can be in su 
>in 1hr. just msg me your dome or apt. #.. ok babe?..
>			--sign--
>			my car is warm

Everything came out from the heart ... does that answer you?  
I'm single, but very much unavailable.  What the heck is "my 
car is warm," huh?  Haven't you a name?   

tl  


Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: CE_NGUYEN@kcgl1.eng.ohio-state.edu (Sinh Nguyen)
Subject: [TEST]...
Organization: The Ohio State University
Date: Tue, 26 Jan 1993 17:33:52 GMT

Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: tltran@walrus.micro.umn.edu (*TL mu+.c ti'm*)
Subject: Tho+ buo^`n mu+.c ti'm
Organization: University of Minnesota CIS
Date: Sun, 24 Jan 1993 06:56:45 GMT


         Ho^m nay la` dda^`u na(m , TLmt khai bu't nhu+ng la.i kho^ng
the^? vie^'t ddu+o+.c mo^.t ba`i tho+ vui dda^`u xua^n . Tho^i dda`nh
ba('t dda^`u na(m mo+'i ba(`ng mo^.t ba`i tho+ buo^`n va^.y . Sorry nha.
				TLmt


		   Bu+o+'c bo+~ ngo+~...
	
	~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

		To^i so+. la('m nhu+~ng chie^`u nhi`n na('ng ta('t 
		Nhi`n hoa`ng ho^n da^`n cuo^'n na('ng va`o dde^m
		Nhi`n gio' ru ca^y la` gia^'c e^m dde^`m 
		Nhi`n bo'ng le? bu+o+'c giu+~a chie^`u nha.t na('ng 

		To^i so+. la('m lo`ng ngu+o+`i dda^`y ma^.t dda('ng
		So+. nhu+~ng ca^u cha?i chuo^'t mu+o+.t ddie^?m to^ 
		Du`ng do^'i gian ddu+a ke? kha'c va`o mo^`
		Trong huye^.t la.nh va^~n co`n co+n mo+ a^'m 

		To^i so+. la('m nhu+~ng ti`nh ye^u no^`ng tha('m
		Vo^.i trao nhau ca^u hu+'a he.n ddo+.i cho+`
		Nhu+ng ti`nh na`o co' dde.p ma~i nhu+ tho+
		Bao tan ho.p...bao ta^m ho^`n ra.n vo+~ 

		To^i so+. la('m bu+o+'c cha^n ho^`n bo+~ ngo+~
		Nhi`n ddo+`i qua mo^.t ma`u tra('ng pha le^ 
		DDe^? tu+`ng chie^`u ngo+ nga'c tre^n lo^'i ve^`
		Nhi`n bo'ng na('ng ddo+`i chi`m trong dde^m to^'i ...

				TL mu+.c ti'm
	
	~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
From: tungle@eniac.seas.upenn.edu (Tung T. Le)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: Vietnam joining ASEAN ...
Date: 21 Jan 93 07:36:48 GMT
Organization: University of Pennsylvania

I've heard Vietnam is in the process of joining ASEAN, the Association
of SouthEast Asian Nations. Vietnam was admitted this June with an observer
status. The only other observer is Papua New Guinea.

You may ask, what's the benefits?  Well, the thing is all 6 ASEAN countries
are relatively wealthy in that area near Vietnam. They can inject money
and investments, jobs into Vietnam. They can shield & be a good alliance in
case China attacks, since there's 6 countries altogether. Actually, China
doesn't want VN to join for strategic reasons.

The countries: Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Philippines, Brunei.
This is sort of a 'Group of Seven" industrial powers in the West club. 

These countries are also afraid of China's aggression & need Vietnam's
military strength. They see Vietnam as a huge market for their goods. And a
center where they can take their labor-intensive jobs to. Some of these
countries are actively investing in VN right now.  Malaysia is helping 
Vietnam's Post & Communication Department  building a cellular telephone
network. Singapore is helping to manage it. Indonesia donated a million
plastic condoms to VN's Health Department to help ease the population growth.
Singapore is training Vietnamese managers on how to manage  shipping ports
and banking systems. Malaysia Airlines is helping to upgrade Vietnam's 
airports to international standards.  Malaysia wants to help Vietnam
build a crude oil-processing center. So far, Malaysia & Indonesia are 
Vietnam's two best friends.

ASEAN plans to have a common market in 15 years. They want to have tarriff-
free trade among themselves in about 8 years. However, it will be a long 
time before Vietnam can join as members because they said VN's economics
status is too low (like east Europe wanna be EC) & VN's communist economics 
system are not compatible with theirs. So they suggest waiting a while.

Last year, VN's communist prime minister Vo Van Kiet visited all 6 countries.
VN's very desperate for new friends. From what I heard, they all loved Vietnam.
And promised lots of helps & aids.

		(all these info are gathered from The Singapore Strait Times)

		Le Thanh Tung
			tungle@eniac.seas.upenn.edu

Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: ltran@gmuvax2.gmu.edu (Liu Kang)
Subject: JOKE (Last one)
Organization: George Mason University, Fairfax, Virginia, USA 
Distribution: usa
Date: Sun, 24 Jan 1993 17:08:09 GMT

Cha`o ca'c ba.n,

To^i tha^'y co nhie^`u ba.n kho^ng thi'ch nhu+~ng ca'i jokes ma to^i
dda~ posted.  Xin lo^?i dda la`m phie^`n ca'c ba.n.  Nhu+ng ma tru+o+'c
khi kho^ng post nhu+~ng ca'i jokes ddo nu+~a, to^i co mo^.t cai joke
cuo^'i cu`ng.

Even though a fellow was late for his flight, he dashed into the airport
men's room, pissed, and quickly headed for the door.  At one of  the
sinks a Marine sergeant was washing his hands.  The leatherneck called
to the man, "Hey, buddy, in the Marine Corps they teach us to wash our
hands after going to the bathroom."
   The fellow stepped back into the men's room and looked at the Marine.
"Well, I was in the Navy, Sarge, and they taught us not to piss on our
hands!"

Ha ha, 

Chu'c ca'c ba.n na(m mo+'i vui ve~.

L.T.

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From: tnguyen@cwis.unomaha.edu (Trinh L. Nguyen)
Subject: Re: just a test
Organization: University of Nebraska at Omaha
Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1993 05:44:13 GMT
From: tttle@sfsuvax1.sfsu.edu (thuy)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: Re: Tha('c  Ma('c  ????
Date: 28 Jan 93 07:28:54 GMT
Distribution: usa
Organization: SCV Relay

In article <1k6m6dINN4nl@male.EBay.Sun.COM> klsn@eb5ts4.EBay.Sun.COM writes:
> Hello ! Ca'c anh chi. 
>   LK co' mo^.t tha('c ma('c nho nho? ve^` va^'n dde^` tinh`
>   cam~,xin nho*` ca'c anh chi.(nha^'t la` ca'c chi.) cho y' 
>   kie^n'. Chuye^.n la` nhu* va^y`: LK co' mo^.t ngu*o*i` ba.n
>   tha^n,anh ta thu*o*ng` hay ta^m su*. vo*i' LK .Anh ta co' 
>   mo^.t ngu*o*i` ba.n gai' quen nhau dda~ ho*n 4,5 na(m ro^i`,
>   tru*o*'c khi quen anh ta,co^ a^y' dda~ tu*ng` co' ba.n trai
>   va` dde^? la.i nhie^u` ky? nie^.m qua nhu*ng~ ta^m' hinh` 
>   chu.p chung vo*i' nhau .Co^ a^y' dda~ cho anh ta bie^'t di~
>   van~g ve^` nhu*ng~ ta^'m hinh` va` noi' ra(ng` se~ huy? bo?
>   ta^'t ca? hinh` anh? cu~ .Nhu*ng sau mo^.t tho*i` gian,tinh`
>   co*` anh ta tha^y' nhu*ng~ ta^m' hinh` ddo',chi? vi` co^
>   a^y' chu*a huy? bo? va` va^?n con` giu*~ ky~ .Co' phai? co^
>   a^y' kho^ng tha^.t long` va` va^n~ nghi~ ve^` nhu*ng~
>   ngu*o*i` ye^u cu~ ??? . Lu*~ Kha'ch kho^ng bie^'t nhie^u`
>   ve^` nhu*ng~ ta^m ly' cua? phe ke.p toc',ra^'t mong ca'c 
>   ba.n va` ca'c anh chi. cho the^m y' kie^n' ha^u` chia se~
>   cung` anh ba.n ddang sa^u` ! Ta^'t ca? y' kie^'n dde^u`
>   nha^.n va` cam~ o*n tru*o*'c .
>
>   Have a good day !
>
>   Lu*~Kha'ch

DDa'ng ly' ra thi` co^ a^'y kho^ng ne^n "no'i ... hu?y bo? ..." 
vi` va^~n co`n ddo^.c tha^n thi` ai ai cha(?ng muo^'n giu+~ la.i 
nhu+~ng ky? nie^.m e^m dde^`m cu?a "di~ va~ng".  Kho^ng no'i thi` 
tho^i nhu+ng no'i ro^`i thi` pha?i la`m, ke?o bi. tra'ch thi` 
phie^`n la('m.  Nhu+ng ma` sao ba.n cu?a LK to` mo` qua' va^.y?  
Theo lo+`i LK no'i la` anh ta chu+a pha?i la` cho^`ng cu?a co^ 
a^'y, nhu+ng ta.i sao ddo^` ddu+o+.c "giu+~ ky~" la.i bi. kha'm 
pha' ra ddu+o+.c chu+' hi? ??  Co`n ve^` co^ a^'y "tha^.t lo`ng" 
hay kho^ng pha?i tu`y o+? ca?m gia'c cu?a anh ba.n kia.  Every 
good and happy relationship is based on trust.  DDa~ 5 na(m ro^`i 
ma` chu+a build ddu+o+.c ca'i "trust" giu+~a hai ngu+o+`i, they 
have yet a very long way to go in searching for happiness and 
peacefulness between them.  I think the woman still lingers to 
her past, and the man's too suspicious.  Ne^'u hai ngu+o+`i
kho^ng thay ddo^?i chu't ddi?nh, a('t se~ co' nga`y break up. 
TT kho^ng muo^'n tru` e?o ai he^'t; chi? tha^'y sao thi` no'i 
va^.y tho^i ... objective point of view ddo' ma`. 

Thu Thu?y
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: atkinson@itd.nrl.navy.mil (Randall Atkinson)
Subject: Re: "lvp0901@ritvax.isc.rit.edu" postings
Organization: Naval Research Laboratory, DC
Distribution: na
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 10:19:20 GMT

  Common sense should suffice in identifying which postings are
offensive and should be stopped.  This is an open forum where children
are present so anything said should be civilised such that your own
family could hear/read it and not be even slightly embarrassed about
the words or the knowledge that a member of their family said them.
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: htnguyen@sscvx1.ssc.gov
Subject: [MUSIC] Searching for lyric
Organization: Superconducting Super Collider Laboratory
Date: Thu, 28 Jan 1993 15:57:34 GMT

I am looking for the lyric to a song "Tra'i tim ngu.c tu`" by Duc Huy.
If anyone have it, I would appreciate if you would posted.  Thanks
in advance.

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