Exploring Self
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Stevelord posts:

Ok folks, the mystery's over. Wikipedia says Hindi and Ursu are spoken in Cantral and Nothern India. Now that only leaves the fact that Celestina doesnt have much of a command of English like other Indians. THis further identifies her as being in a very isolated rural portion of this area of India, where English would not have been as prominent as in the bigger cities. That would explain Celestina's shyness, very pretecdive mother , close family ties and her family's deep suspicion of outsiders.

So Celestina, you are country, as we calll it over here. Does your family herd?

Steve

celestina posts:

I'm laughing so hard!

yes i had loverboy so dont weep for me argentina and i don't hurd but do like ideas of roaming meadows petting soft animals maybe laying under clouds to see shapes and faces in them. i took break from computer things my brain hurts remembering all i now learn building with motherboards and modems and powersupply bus cords. man computers are amazing machines i dont want to be the one who had invent them! ridculus and amazing!
i dont' hate easy questionman but i am fiery girl. have beat up mexican too about ahmed said about you. he was being huckleberry horndog. my cousin come back over later and help me type better here. i speak better english than i write. easy to think it for me than write it as it takes me longer to process. i do alot. ilike street hockey with friends and basket ball. volleyball can be fun too. how are you under that rubble after earthquake fingers not broke cause you type right steve?
celeste

Stevelord posts:

LOL. You are very funny, and thank you for putting the last piece of the pussle in place. I dont see you playing street hockey in Northern India and Ahmed said you could be in England where pockets speak Urdu, So can you see Big Ben from where you sit?

Also I had a dream about you when I dozed off a few minutes ago, about whether you lived in Central or Northern India. No lie, Im not just trying to get into your pants.

Steve

Kimi Kaio posts:

celestina wrote:

…i don't hurd but do like ideas of roaming meadows petting soft animals maybe laying under clouds to see shapes and faces in them….ilike street hockey with friends and basket ball. volleyball can be fun too. how are you under that rubble after earthquake fingers not broke cause you type right steve? celeste

Woohoo! Hockey! I love to watch! Volleyball was my favorite sport in school. I dare you to return my serves.

There's always an earthquake when Steve writes. A lot of misspellings. First, I thought maybe he's drunk. But all his posts are the same. Can you be drunk 24/7?

So, if Steve is right with his investigation that means there are only Native Americans & Mexicans in the US? No country has mixed ethnicities? I wouldn't be here?

Stevelord posts:

Dont listen to her Celestina. SHe is jealous. I am not a hopeless drunk. I am merely severely mentally ill.

Steve

celestina posts:

Stevelord wrote:

celestina wrote: I'm laughing so hard! yes i had loverboy so dont weep for me argentina and i don't hurd but do like ideas of roaming meadows petting soft animals maybe laying under clouds to see shapes and faces in them. i took break from computer things my brain hurts remembering all i now learn building with motherboards and modems and powersupply bus cords. man computers are amazing machines i dont want to be the one who had invent them! ridculus and amazing! i dont' ha… (quote shortened by clean-bot) LOL. You are very funny, and thank you for putting the last piece of the pussle in place. I dont see you playing street hockey in Northern India and Ahmed said you could be in England where pockets speak Urdu, So can you see Big Ben from where you sit? Also I had a dream about you when I dozed off a few minutes ago, about whether you lived in Central or Northern India. No lie, Im not just trying to get into your pants. Steve

I am in your dreams now? maybe we play street hockey in your dreams, yeah? there's no big ben that can be seen where i am now sitting.
celeste

celestina posts:

Ramruva wrote:

celestina wrote: thank you for understanding tom or ramruva. meri madri zaban urdu he my native tongue is urdu i talk in english more often these times it seems harder to change gears when talking to english and then talking urdu. that you can think of as hindi. sometimes, i must admit to you now i have my cousin type my words as he is swift typer other times he helps with me writing more as my english is better spoken. as i say before i work on my writing. m… (quote shortened by clean-bot) Oh, how nice. Another language . Thank you for this gift . So, let's see: this is urdu, which i don't know. But judging from the short phrase meri madri zaban urdu he and the immediate translation my native tongue is urdu it looks like meri means my, madri means mother(it looks like the Spanish, madre), zaban then would be language and obviously urdu is urdu. I would then interpret he as is. Either that or he is a vocalized period. With mera naam celeste he i would then say: mera means my. mera and meri must be two different cases, like masculine and feminine. Perhaps one case is neutral. Urdu must be an indo-european language. naam is name celeste is Celeste and he is is. Now, i don't know what samajne ke liye shukria means. However shukria looks like the Arabic shukra, which means thank you. I did not look this information up on the Internet. Let me see if i can find samajne on the Internet, however. <doing research> Ok. while i found samajne, there was not translation. I found samaj with the meaning of society. I also found several instances of ke liye but no translation. The Urdu to English online dictionaries don't seem to work. Somehow i ended up on omniglot.com , which has many interesting categories of writing systems .

nice work. the online translators usually aren't very good anyway. i've not seen one from urdu
celeste

Stevelord posts:

celestina wrote:

Stevelord wrote: LOL. You are very funny, and thank you for putting the last piece of the pussle in place. I dont see you playing street hockey in Northern India and Ahmed said you could be in England where pockets speak Urdu, So can you see Big Ben from where you sit? Also I had a dream about you when I dozed off a few minutes ago, about whether you lived in Central or Northern India. No lie, Im not just trying to get into your pants. Steve I am in your dreams now? maybe we play street hockey in your dreams, yeah? there's no big ben that can be seen where i am now sitting. celeste

Hmm, maybe you meant street field hockey , not roller street ice hockey. You Indians are big on hockey. My mother was an All American Field Hockey player. You ever play field hockey, Celesitne. Can you manipulate the big stick?

Steve

beth posts:

o BOY

Ahmed posts:

How about you Steve? I hear many Americans are avid golfers. How well do you manipulate your stick? Do you lose your balls often?

Spartanessa posts:

LOL!!!!


Welcome Celestina!

Don't mind Steve… he carries a big stick around here.

Gunslinger posts:

Spartanessa wrote:

LOL!!!! Welcome Celestina! Don't mind Steve… he carries a big stick around here.

Well, he seems to always have something in his hand, anyway.

Sorry, more low hangin' fruit.

BWHAHAHAHA!

wanderful posts:

Um, Gunny, how low does Steve's fruit hang?

Gunslinger posts:

I dunno. How long are his arms?

Spartanessa posts:

Gunny, it's a trap. Wan's been on a licking spree and now he's trying to get you to look at Steve's fruit. Run away!