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GamaRaala
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30 Nov 2006 20:10:03 GMT Report for Abuse
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Lula,
You posted again, but FAILED MISERABLY to hide your massive bankruptcy:-)
You have demonstrated that you have no courage to answer the following questions that was asked for the nth time :-) Mister, are these questions so hard for you?
1. Lula, why did you declare 'Theva Nambiya Theesan' has a clear Tamil meaning, in the first place? What purpose does it serve? What was the REASON you brought that into discussion? You so far FAILED to explain this.
2. Morever, you so far FAILED to qutoe the historical source you extracted 'Theva Nambiya Theesan'. Was it 'lie' you invented, just to make you feel good? :-) :-)
I have NEVER, I repeat NEVER said that the ancient King Devanampiya Tissa was a TAMIL.
Yes, so why did you declare 'Theva Nambia Theesan' has a clear Tamil meaning? What is your reason to bring this into discussion?
What are your historical sources for 'Theva Nambia Theesan'. Or, did you just LIE here, and you are now unable to find any source? :-)
Mister, it is indeed a MODA JOKE of LULA, when you distort 'Devanampiya Thissa' to some Tamil name and then exclaim the distorted version you invented has a Clear Tamil meaning!
LULA, you can follow the same MODA JOKE and distort 'Abraham Lincoln' to 'Ariyalai Lingum' -- go for it Lula :-)
But the fact is, you CAN NEVER find historical sources to your 'Ariyalai Lingum' or 'Theva Nambiya Theesan', simply because these are your MODA JOKES:-)
Edited By - GamaRaala - 30 Nov 2006 20:11:32 GMT |
GamaRaala
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30 Nov 2006 20:20:47 GMT Report for Abuse
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Ariyalai_SB,
First, Ariyalai_SB, introduces a DISTINGUISHED person....
A distinguished person called (alias) Taxila wrote the following .....
Then, Ariyalai_SB, admits he does not believe what the DISTINGUISHED person is saying
I do not share the religious connotations as I am an atheist,
Mister, if you don't agree to the very same DISTINGUISHED person, do you advise others to agree? :-)
Or, should those who are not 'atheists' agree to the DISTINGUISHED person's religious connotations? :-)
This type of DUPLICITY combined with naivity is very familiar to Ariyalai_SB. This is the person, who encourages his children to learn English and live in peace with the Western masters, while driving other Tamils' children in Sri Lanka to a racial war!
Edited By - GamaRaala - 30 Nov 2006 22:39:59 GMT |
GamaRaala
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30 Nov 2006 23:02:00 GMT Report for Abuse
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Ariyalai_SB,
You commented on the very article you copy and pasted,
I do not share the religious connotations as I am an atheist..
This highlights the level of confusion exists in the mind Ariyalai_SB possesses! Mister, the 'religious connotations' in the post you copy and pasted are NOT theistic at all for athiests to agree or disagree. Read it again until you understand it. (Then, start copy and pasting.)
Read the below extracts from your copy-and-pasted article.
Sihala Buddhist and Hindu Tamils are made to fight each other while Christian forces take-over economic, political and military power in Sri Lanka.
Funny how the founder of the JHU, a Christian, refused to offer flowers to Dalada Maligawa. That is an insult to whole Buddhist world and specially to Sinhalese for whom Maligawa is also the centre of their culture.
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-Polpot was educated in a Catholic School in the west!
-Christians Colonials were embarked on a well planned slow genocide of the proud, indomitable Sinhala Buddhist farmers during the colonial rule. Even today, the imported food is contaminating our people
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What does this have to do with theism or atheism? Have you ever understood what 'atheist' means, in the first place? :-) Athiests do not believe the existance of God. Broadly, athiests do not believe in religious doctrines.
The article you copy and pasted has nothing to do with 'religious doctrines'. :-) These were merely social observations of the CONDUCT of 'people groups with religious identities.' These have nothing whatsoever to do with the 'religious doctrines' that ATHEISTS are worried of!
No wonder imposters like you, who have not even understood the meaning of 'Athiests', expose the bankruptcy of themselves in public. :-)
Edited By - GamaRaala - 30 Nov 2006 23:15:02 GMT |
Mucha-linda
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1 Dec 2006 01:25:37 GMT Report for Abuse
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LULA, KULA, SHAN and TIGERESS,
A distinguished person called (alias) ARIYALAI_SB wrote the following to Mucha on 23 Oct 2005 18:16:28 GMT on the same thread,
It is also PERTINENT to point out, at this juncture, of the NASA's space image that reveals the ancient MAN MADE BRIDGE between Rameshwaram port and Sri Lankan coast, authenticated to have been built around the time of Ramayana. This clearly depicts that the migrations to Sri Lanka from India started many thousands of years ago.
in a tiring effort to prove that Sinhalas too are a migrated lot.
Refer: http://www.lankanewspapers.com/news/2005/9/3766_38.html
(Not so Distinguished) Muchalinda replied to the above myth on 26 Oct 2005 04:15:00 GMT, quoting NASA,
'The images
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may be ours, but their interpretation is certainly not ours.
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Remote sensing images or photographs from orbit cannot provide direct information about the origin or age of a chain of islands, and certainly cannot determine whether humans were involved in producing any of the patterns seen.'
Refer: http://www.lankanewspapers.com/news/2005/9/3766_43.html
Understandably, ARIYALAI_SB never replied! and Muchalinda is still waiting for ARIYALAI_SB to show some decency by acknowledging his bold lie.
-Muchalinda
PS: It is good if people can apply the very criterion to themselves before they use those to criticize others.
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1 Dec 2006 01:39:49 GMT Report for Abuse
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'Singhapuli' - a name of a judge or a magistrate, recently appeared in a newspaper in Sri lanka related to a court case, has a clear meaning in Tamil.
Now don't assume that I said that he is a Tamil.
Enjoy the fun!!
Kula
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Mucha-linda
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1 Dec 2006 01:42:54 GMT Report for Abuse
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LULA,
No matter how hard you try to make it a JOKE, it remains an open challenge for you to clarify what made you to write such a nonesnese in the first place.
GAMAYA,
I wonder if those other names like Yal Panam, Thirukoneshwaram too were first came up as mere jokes, before clowns like Sylvester James Velupillai Chelvanayakam took those serious.
-Muchalinda
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GamaRaala
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1 Dec 2006 01:59:18 GMT Report for Abuse
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Kula,
'Singhapuli' - a name of a judge or a magistrate, recently appeared in a newspaper in Sri lanka related to a court case, has a clear meaning in Tamil.
Now don't assume that I said that he is a Tamil.
If the paper contains 'Trevor Nathan', and then Lula or Kula says ' Thirunaathan ' is clearly Tamil name, that only is a MODA JOKE.
Distorting 'Devanampiya Thissa' to 'Theva Nambiya Theesan' is a similar MODA JOKE.
Secondly, if you bring 'Singhapuli has a clear Tamil meaning, but don't assume that I said that he is a Tamil' into a discussion without building any arugment on it, it becomes another MODA JOKE. ;-)
Edited By - GamaRaala - 1 Dec 2006 02:01:22 GMT |
Mucha-linda
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1 Dec 2006 02:02:19 GMT Report for Abuse
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DEAR READERS,
(including LULA)
On 19 Oct 2006 17:57:52 GMT on this very thread (p7), LULA wrote,
It is believed that, before the 3rd CBC, that is before emperor Ashoka sent his Buddhist missionaries and converted the King Devanampiya Tissa (Theva Nambiya Theesan) and later his subjects (including Tamils) into Buddhism, the people of Sri Lanka were following Brahmanical (Hindu) faiths and were worshipping the Hindu Gods as we see even today.
Again on 21 Oct 2006 16:28:07 GMT (p8) he wrote,
Coming back to the history, before the 12th CAD and after 3rd CBC, that is after emperor Ashoka sent his Buddhist missionaries and converted the King Devanampiya Tissa (Theva Nambiya Theesan) and later his subjects (including Tamils) into Buddhism, almost all the natives of Sri Lanka (including the Tamils) became Buddhists.
Again on 26 Oct 2006 21:55:51 GMT (p10) this same LULA wrote,
The recorded history of the island begins with Devanampiyatissa (252-212 BC), (Theva Nambiya Thesan, a name which has a real meaning in Tamil).
However dear READERS, no matter what it meant to us, he had NO intention whatsoever to say that King Devanampiya Thissa could be a Tamil by the name Theva Nambiya Thesan. The whole reason for him to include Theva Nambiya Theesan within brackets every time he refers to Devanampiya Thissa should be understood as a Hobby of him.
In the future we, the READERS, should expect him to include similar sounding Tamil Names (with Real Meanings) everytime he comes across a new name.
MOST IMPORTANTLY, he also expects all the READERS to be Konde Bendapu Javanese!
-Muchalinda
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Edited By - Mucha-linda - 1 Dec 2006 03:34:04 GMT |
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1 Dec 2006 02:26:49 GMT Report for Abuse
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Dear Non-Tamil readers,
If you ask any Tamil who does not know Sinhala to pronounce the word Devanampiya Tissa, he will say Theva Nambiya Theesan.
If you go back and see in this thread, I first wrote this to Tigress.
Fortunately, the word also has a meaning in Tamil.
Further, please read my post above, and you will get to know who are the two konda bandapu Javanese.
Goodbye!
Edited By - LuLa - 1 Dec 2006 02:29:58 GMT |
Mucha-linda
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1 Dec 2006 03:42:24 GMT Report for Abuse
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And therefore my dear NON-TAMIL READERS, we should expect LULA to include Chanthirikka Pantaranayake within brackets everytime he refers to Chandrika Bandaranaike in the future (even though he has not done that in the past when it was not a Hobby).
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