From: nsohrabi@athena.mit.edu (Naghmeh Sohrabi)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.iranian
Subject: Re: "The Successor" by GholAm Hossein SAedi
Date: 14 Apr 92 23:04:19 GMT
Organization: Massachusetts Institute of Technology


In article <sehari.703282777@vincent1.iastate.edu>, sehari@iastate.edu (Babak Se
hari) writes:
|> In <1992Apr11.150911.1@wharton.upenn.edu> wrightb@wharton.upenn.edu writes:
|>
|> >WHY are you people so radical.You seem to be down right violent.
|>                                ^ Two space after the "." right !?-:)
|>
|>
|> >At the slightest insult it seems as though you want blood.Is this
|>                         ^,                 ^, You forgot the ","
|>                                               Once again you forgot to
|>                                               put two spaces after "." -:)
|>
|> >a thing about honor or is it something you are born with. Do the
|>                                                          ^You need a "?" not|>                                                           "." ?! -:)
|>
|>
|> This sounds like the words you tell a girl, when you want to convince
|> her to have sex with one?!  Yes we are out spoken, Yes we are different from|> Indians.  See, Indian culture is the culture of being ashamed and not
 Indians.  See, Indian culture is the culture of being ashamed and not
|> screaming for one's right.  Our culture on the other, is a culture that
|> demand us to speak up our mind.  Off course, you would find shy individuals
|> , which are their momy's good boys and girls! -:)  On the other hand,  most
|> people who went to High school, in Tehran at least, are like me a bad
|> boys!-:)
|>
|> I do not know why you should be surprised, because your culture, which is
|> originated back in middle east, also encourages out spoken individuals.
|> Maybe, media has portrayed us too close to Indians; that's why you are
|> surprised to see out spoken people in this net?  Or maybe, you are an Iranian
|> who write under your friend's account, to soften the attacks to your favorite
|> political idea, which is under pressure, by making people ashamed to express|> their mind?! -:) I remember this technique were used several times, by my
|> friend's back in high school. -:)  Oh, high school days, I miss them a lot. -
:)
|>
|>
|> >attitudes I observed thus far reflect a general attitude of middle
|>           ^,                  ^, you forgot the "," homeboy?! -:)
|>
|> >eastern people or is it just the folx posting to this news group?
|>                                   ^^^^  Folks right ?! -:)
|>
|> I wish, I could say that all of us middle easterns are out spoken, and talk
|> our mind when something go wrong in our opinion;  However, we have many
|> good boys, nards, in  middle east too.  The same is true here in the U.S.
|>
|>
|> >I'm genuinely curios.
|>                ^^^^^^  Curious right?! -:)
|>
|> >                                                    STORM
|>
|> >P.S. ALL RESPONSES WELCOME
|>
|>
|> P.S.  Now tell us the truth, are you an Iranian, who write from his friend's|> account? -:)  I showed your article to a friend of mine who is a linguistics|> major, she told me the article written, by a person with the Persian
|> language background.   -:) Good job, you fooled many people so far . -:)-:)-:
)
|> By the way, is your real name is "Tofan"?! -:)
|>
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|>
Babak AghA,
I was just wondering:
Is this (what you wrote) suppose to be funny?
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