We are the Cremation Society of Great Britain, the pioneer of cremation in this country, and founded by Queen Victoria’s surgeon, Sir Henry Thompson on the 13th January 1874. It is not conducted for profit and is a registered charity. We would like to establish contact with your organisation to learn more about cremation in your country and would be grateful if you could let us have your postal address.
Many thanks, and we look forward to hearing from you.
I am a foreigner, an outsider who likes street art. I can’t myself do it for toffee, but I like to see thoughtful messages in public places. Rather thoughtful messages than Ruslan Vodka adverts.
Anyway, I have this fantasy of a large picture of Sujata, looking serious, pasted onto a big concrete wall (and there are no shortage of them around) with a slogan of pure honesty underneath.
Only problem I have is finding a slogan that resonates, that is not too cryptic or subtle for the average passer-by. What would Sujata honestly say to the passing folk given more than a few shots of Ruslan truth serum? Any ideas?
Yours,
Mr .com
(ps. an email response, if you have a moment, might be preferable)
hi there,
i can’t remember, but i think you guys posted a blog on a court case filed by a lawyer in patan against a banda….? it’s kind of important, for work and now i can’t find it, would you mind sending me the URL if it’s you guys?!
dubai ma security ko talab 2000 vo vanera men power le dhamadham moto rakam ma nepali yuwa lai bewakuf banai rahekaa 6n.yasalai pra4 garne kosis garau hai.
Thank you so much for adding my blog in your blogroll. I also added you in my tiny blogroll. I am really appreciative for your support as my blog is still in its infancy. I plan to make my blog more focused on short fiction and I have already posted one short story. I am going to have another one posted in a few days. I hope that your support and encouragement will continue as my blog matures.
you have a nice blog in here. i read a few of your post, and i came across one, that certainly amused me! don’t mind me asking this, but you are not narayan wagle are you? for the post titled “palpasa cafe” has readers commenting on it and thanking Wagle ji like it were you.
you seem to be quite anonymous for me, thus sprang the question. but interesting (introspective a few)post, must say.
Thanks Shuvechha. And no I’m not Mr. Wagle, though he is my neighbor and I occasionally run into him in the beautiful Battisputali gallis I actually told him once I thought the book was okay – sounded kinda mean but the man took it like a pro.
Yes, I’ve stopped commenting on those comments my blog on Palpasa Cafe gets. If they don’t realize I’m not the author of that book (faaar from it rather), there’s no point I reckon.
hahaha. this is almost like a gtalk chat box. i could catch some meaningful conversations somewhere in between…feeling like a creep right now for even commenting.
A friend of mine recommended (ok, he actually just “linked” me on FB) and I enjoyed every writing of your’s(every = the recent ones on the first page). The humour, (darn it stupid auto error, its not only “humor”!!),the genuineness, and every professionalism I adsorb are just so great!No, awesome is the word.!!! I’m not much of a literature kinda guy but hey, didn’t stop me from going through your mind!I guess I’ve got something other than Facebook to be hooked to.
I do not feel qualified to say ” Keep it up”,so yeah, looking forward. Juuuuust looking forward.
hahaha. this is almost like a gtalk chat box. i could catch some meaningful conversations somewhere in between…feeling like a creep right now for even commenting.
Hey! I own a retail store near Boston and my company makes t-shirts that say love in different languages. Could you help me right the noun “love” in Nepali?
Interesting website. Keep it up.
Thanks IT Freak!
prompt news makes good for general audience , please keep photos also , some where same photo twice that is not necessary.. bravo
We will keep that in mind, Sarbendra. Thanks for the tip. I appreciate the kind words.
little bit ok but i don’t audensedent some word.
We are the Cremation Society of Great Britain, the pioneer of cremation in this country, and founded by Queen Victoria’s surgeon, Sir Henry Thompson on the 13th January 1874. It is not conducted for profit and is a registered charity. We would like to establish contact with your organisation to learn more about cremation in your country and would be grateful if you could let us have your postal address.
Many thanks, and we look forward to hearing from you.
I enjoyed your writings.
Keep up your efforts!
Thanks Ujwal!
I second Ujwal! You have a very nice style.
Thanks Koji!
Dear Mr Li,
Or may I call you Nepa?
I am a foreigner, an outsider who likes street art. I can’t myself do it for toffee, but I like to see thoughtful messages in public places. Rather thoughtful messages than Ruslan Vodka adverts.
Anyway, I have this fantasy of a large picture of Sujata, looking serious, pasted onto a big concrete wall (and there are no shortage of them around) with a slogan of pure honesty underneath.
Only problem I have is finding a slogan that resonates, that is not too cryptic or subtle for the average passer-by. What would Sujata honestly say to the passing folk given more than a few shots of Ruslan truth serum? Any ideas?
Yours,
Mr .com
(ps. an email response, if you have a moment, might be preferable)
hi there,
i can’t remember, but i think you guys posted a blog on a court case filed by a lawyer in patan against a banda….? it’s kind of important, for work and now i can’t find it, would you mind sending me the URL if it’s you guys?!
thanks so much!!
mmm sorry guys, i’m an idiot, it was on another blog, if you’re interested here it is: http://santosgere.wordpress.com/2010/01/22/nepal-a-country-of-bandhs-forced-strikes-and-shutdown/
Thanks for posting that link, nepaliketi. That’s one resourceful site.
dubai ma security ko talab 2000 vo vanera men power le dhamadham moto rakam ma nepali yuwa lai bewakuf banai rahekaa 6n.yasalai pra4 garne kosis garau hai.
Well-written posts. Right now, I am browsing through the old posts. Enjoying…
Thanks Sam207.
You are welcome
We should get together if you are in Kathmandu one of these days. Would love to share some activism ideas
Email me if interested.
Interested. Will FB.
An interesting side. Enjoyed reading it.
Keep it up!
Thanks Nabin.
Realy it iz much nice and interestring too..I think if we read once you also like this book…
Hi there….
I have just sat for my SLC exams and while awaiting for my results I have started a blog – http://krantikarki.wordpress.com/.
Please do take a minute or two to visit my blog and inform me if we can exchange links.
Chitij Karki
Done; and, yes we can. You write great – keep it up.
Thank you so much for adding my blog in your blogroll. I also added you in my tiny blogroll. I am really appreciative for your support as my blog is still in its infancy. I plan to make my blog more focused on short fiction and I have already posted one short story. I am going to have another one posted in a few days. I hope that your support and encouragement will continue as my blog matures.
Not a problem at all. Good luck Chitij!
owwwwww
you have a nice blog in here. i read a few of your post, and i came across one, that certainly amused me! don’t mind me asking this, but you are not narayan wagle are you? for the post titled “palpasa cafe” has readers commenting on it and thanking Wagle ji like it were you.
you seem to be quite anonymous for me, thus sprang the question. but interesting (introspective a few)post, must say.
Thanks Shuvechha. And no I’m not Mr. Wagle, though he is my neighbor and I occasionally run into him in the beautiful Battisputali gallis
I actually told him once I thought the book was okay – sounded kinda mean but the man took it like a pro.
Yes, I’ve stopped commenting on those comments my blog on Palpasa Cafe gets. If they don’t realize I’m not the author of that book (faaar from it rather), there’s no point I reckon.
Hey Mr. Nepali, you really write grt. I like most of u’r writings. Keep rebelling n Keep the good work.
Hey thanks Kancha.
it’s been a while since i last read your blog.
as yummy as ever. (hi ashish? are you reading this? will you hate on me/us too?).
or, am i going crazy aba and should be in bed as it is 3:07AM.
Hey thanks; and your write-ups are tongue-clackingly (all Nepali-ishtyle after a good plate of choilas and kachilas) good
And Ashish is already calling names – dudes an entertainer.
hahaha. this is almost like a gtalk chat box.
i could catch some meaningful conversations somewhere in between…feeling like a creep right now for even commenting.
sir my nepali
A friend of mine recommended (ok, he actually just “linked” me on FB) and I enjoyed every writing of your’s(every = the recent ones on the first page). The humour, (darn it stupid auto error, its not only “humor”!!),the genuineness, and every professionalism I adsorb are just so great!No, awesome is the word.!!! I’m not much of a literature kinda guy but hey, didn’t stop me from going through your mind!I guess I’ve got something other than Facebook to be hooked to.
I do not feel qualified to say ” Keep it up”,so yeah, looking forward. Juuuuust looking forward.
Thanks much Silentmist! My self-esteem just went up दस कोस्.
we have to throw this type of belief from our country Nepal
1.I had a 2 hour long conversation about handwriting today.
2.no clarity over how I ended here, by this tail of murmurs.
So, to ease things- handwriting. What of it, nepa.li?
I was gifted this diary made out of Nepali kagaj last week. Writing on it does ease things. So yes Thuski, I concur.
hahaha. this is almost like a gtalk chat box. i could catch some meaningful conversations somewhere in between…feeling like a creep right now for even commenting.
thankus.
Hey! I own a retail store near Boston and my company makes t-shirts that say love in different languages. Could you help me right the noun “love” in Nepali?
Thanks! Send an email here: jam@zamforia.com
Best,
J
How about you sort these comments in descending order of date?
Done! Upcoming weekend
Not writing?
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