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How backpackers carry money in SE Asia?
bob wrote:
[..] I have a good friend from Sumatra named Nyoman. It is most unlikely. Why? He may have moved there from...another island. That does not yet explain the friend relation ;-) |
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How backpackers carry money in SE Asia?
Pete Loud wrote: Hi Tchiowa, I have a good friend from Sumatra named Nyoman. What can you tell me about him, Mr. Indonesian Culture? For you to have "good friend" Nyoman in Sumatra suggests to me that Nyoman must be a gay who you picked up on the beach in Bali and you took back to Sumatra to live with you. Um, what? Why should he be gay? Is Nyoman a gay name? FWIW, I know a Sumatran bencong (from Aceh) who went the other way, and now lives in Bali. Apparently the Hindu Balinese weren't as keen on ladyboys as the Muslims in Sumatra, so he stopped cross-dressing, and is now just effeminate. He has a German boyfriend and a baby bought from a Balinese woman who didn't want it. I see no reason why somebody shouldn't have a friend called Nyoman in Sumatra, though I'm not sure what you were expected to know about some random person in Sumatra. |
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Nyoman has two elder siblings that he calls, "Yan" and "De". Their full
names are Wayan and Made. The first born Balinese child is called Wayan, (or perhaps Putu) The second is Made, (perhaps Kadek or Nengah) the third Nyoman, (or Komang) and the fourth Ketut. then they start again with Wayan. I wonder if Tchiowa knew that? So Tchiowa was trying to be a clever bugger and hoping to catch me out, as a Nyoman wouldn't come from Sumatra. Cheers, Mr. Indonesian Culture ;-) www.peteloud.co.uk/indonesia/ "Pete Loud" wrote in message ... Hi Miguel, Ooh, ooh, can I answer that? Though it seems an uncommon scenario, from what I've seen. Ahh, but do you know the names of his two elder brothers? I hope you've checked out my photos ;-) www.peteloud.co.uk/photos/ Cheers, Pete Loud "Miguel Cruz" wrote in message news:spam-618886.13165304082006@localhost... "Tchiowa" wrote: I have a good friend from Sumatra named Nyoman. What can you tell me about him, Mr. Indonesian Culture? Ooh, ooh, can I answer that? Though it seems an uncommon scenario, from what I've seen. miguel -- Photos from 40 countries on 5 continents: http://travel.u.nu Latest photos: Malaysia; Thailand; Singapore; Spain; Morocco Airports of the world: http://airport.u.nu |
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"Pete Loud" wrote in message ... Nyoman has two elder siblings that he calls, "Yan" and "De". Their full names are Wayan and Made. The first born Balinese child is called Wayan, (or perhaps Putu) you forgot Gede -- Bob Travel and Astronomy Photos http://www3.sympatico.ca/bomo |
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How backpackers carry money in SE Asia?
Pete Loud wrote: Nyoman has two elder siblings that he calls, "Yan" and "De". Their full names are Wayan and Made. The first born Balinese child is called Wayan, (or perhaps Putu) The second is Made, (perhaps Kadek or Nengah) the third Nyoman, (or Komang) and the fourth Ketut. then they start again with Wayan. I wonder if Tchiowa knew that? So Tchiowa was trying to be a clever bugger and hoping to catch me out, as a Nyoman wouldn't come from Sumatra. Errrrm. People from Bali are allowed to live elsewhere. I know of Bataks in Irian Jaya, Javanese in Sumatra, etc... They still keep their local language, names, etc., despite living on another island. It's pretty much guaranteed that there is a Nyoman in Sumatra. |
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How backpackers carry money in SE Asia?
Pete Loud wrote: Nyoman has two elder siblings that he calls, "Yan" and "De". Their full names are Wayan and Made. The first born Balinese child is called Wayan, (or perhaps Putu) The second is Made, (perhaps Kadek or Nengah) the third Nyoman, (or Komang) and the fourth Ketut. then they start again with Wayan. I wonder if Tchiowa knew that? So Tchiowa was trying to be a clever bugger and hoping to catch me out, as a Nyoman wouldn't come from Sumatra. No, but he lives in Sumatra now. Very good. |
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On Sat, 05 Aug 2006 23:43:29 -0400, Tchiowa wrote:
Pete Loud wrote: Hi Tchiowa, I have a good friend from Sumatra named Nyoman. What can you tell me about him, Mr. Indonesian Culture? For you to have "good friend" Nyoman in Sumatra suggests to me that Nyoman must be a gay who you picked up on the beach in Bali and you took back to Sumatra to live with you. Actually he was my boss when I was working in Sumatra for 2 years. You seem to really be into the gay culture. It's not very well accepted in Indonesia. Suggest you move to San Francisco where you'll be happier. And you can live on the streets in the Richmond District and tell people you're doing that because you want to learn their culture. san francisco tends to be soggy due to fog and rain. is sumatra good or soggy? |
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How backpackers carry money in SE Asia?
Tchiowa wrote: Pete Loud wrote: Hi Tchiowa, I have a good friend from Sumatra named Nyoman. What can you tell me about him, Mr. Indonesian Culture? For you to have "good friend" Nyoman in Sumatra suggests to me that Nyoman must be a gay who you picked up on the beach in Bali and you took back to Sumatra to live with you. Actually he was my boss when I was working in Sumatra for 2 years. You seem to really be into the gay culture. It's not very well accepted in Indonesia. I guess all those transvestites walking around were a figment of my imagination.... |
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