From: bavafa@netcom.com (Hooshyar Naraghi)
Subject: Re: What to read at sci
Date: Sun, 26 Jul 92 02:01:45 GMT
Organization: ghaveh.khooneh.Barrone

In article <amoojoon.134@ghahveh.khooneh.mash.yadollAh> amoojoon@ghahveh.khooneh.mash.yadollAh (Bacheh Morshed) writes:
>In article <jjjm!sr.bavafa@netcom.com> bavafa@netcom.com 
>(Hooshyar Naraghi) writes:
>
>              [HooshyAr's reply to Hoessin B.R. deleted]
>
>>dar rah-e eshghat ey sanam, shiftey-e balA manam
>>                          chand moghAyerat koni, bA ghamat AshenA manam
>>pardeh beroy basteh-ee, zolf beham shekasteh-ee
>>                          az hameh khalgh rasteh-ee, az hamegAn jodA manam
>>shir to-ee, shekar to-ee, shAkheh to-ee, samar to-ee
>>                          shams to-ee, ghamar to-ee, zarreh manam, habA manam
>>nakhl to-ee, rotab to-ee, lo'bat-e noosh-e lab to-ee
>>                          khAjey-e bA-adab to-ee, bandey-e bi-adab manam
>>ka'beh to-ee, sanam to-ee, deyr to-ee, haram to-ee
>>                          delbar-e mohtaram to-ee, Ashegh-e binavA manam
>>shAhed-e shookh-e delbarA, goft besooy-e man biyA
>>                          rasteh ze kebr-o az riyA, mazhar-e kebriyA manam
>>tAhereh khAk-e pAy-e to, mast-e mey-e laghAy-e to
>>                          montazer-e atAy-e to, mo'taref-e khatA manam
>
>HooshyAr jAn,
>
>bah bah, finally somebody in the middle of the "jedAl bar sareh deen" posted 
>something refreshing and made amoo's day.

ghAbeli nadAsht, amoo joon.  You're welcome.  You see I was at Cafe Barrone 
just around the corner of where I live to meet the British Intelligent Service
Agent to get further instructions about this big topic at SCI.  For your
information Cafe Barrone is a very popular cafe that has attracted a lot of
people from different walks of life around here.  It's just like your own
ghahveh khooneh. 

Anyways, Mr. Z advised me that I should make sure to sign up the voices of
moral majority at SCI in order to complete the mission of taking over this
forum.  It is going to be a hectic job for me, but I have got to do it.

==========================  for Zafar only  ================================
Please, please, please, Zafar have mercy on me.  Please do not reveal to 
everyone that I have involved myself with the British Intelligent Service
and hence it is Baha'u'llah who has contradicted himself because while he
prohibitted Baha'is from getting involved in the politics,  Hooshyar did it.
Please, it was Hooshayr and not the Baha'i Faith.
============================================================================

>As much as amoo is for freedom of 
>opinions/discussions on SCI he was actually getting a bit bored by the 
>uniformity of the subject. The "N" key solution doesn't always solve the 
>problem either because curiosity(polite way of saying "foozooli") is an 
>undeniable factor. Thanks to people like you, the heavenly BahrAm, and a 
>couple others there is still something else to read and think about. 

And not so much thanks to those souls who refuse to post other topics to
SCI for the sake of variety.

>Amoo's humble suggestion to others would be not to stop the discussions on 
>the subject, rather to add some "chAshni" to their works for the sake of 
>marketing. after all, Akheh amoo ham dastesh too kAreh, I mean he has been 
>around long enough to know what sells and what doesn't. Even the best ideas 
>and strongest arguments won't achieve the desired acceptance by others if 
>they are not presented in a pleasant way. I think that's a crucial 
>difference right there; a serious message doesn't have to be delivered dry.

Amoo joon, few weeks ago I solicited your marketing opinion about opening a
ghahveh khooneh in my town during the 94 World Cup games, and it went 
unasnwered by you.  I don't like to market my religion during 'mabAhes' 
because it takes the bandwidth, I loose my respect, it makes some other
netters to generate sarcastic remarks, it disunites the happy family of SCI,
and finally it drives away people from posting just like a person is running
away from a 'jezAm khooneh.'

Please give me inside tip as how I can launch a successfull ghahveh khooneh
so that everyone, I mean everyone, would come there and enjoy a 'chAy
dArchini.'

Regards,
Hooshyar F. Naraghi
bavafa@netcom.com
(415) 324-1055




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