आदरणीय रस्टिमूड ज्यू,
पाउलागी ख्वामित्, हजुरको हृदयबाट म नेपाली हो अथवा होइन भन्ने शन्का मेटाउन देवानागिरी लिपी मा लेखिएको विशुद्द नेपाली जवाफ टक्र्याउँदै छु। आशा छ, कृपाद्रिस्टी पाइ मलाई गोर्खालीको शँज्ञा बक्सिएला। सेवक अङ्रेजी मा मात्रा होइन, नेपाली म पडाउन पनि उत्तिकै दक्ष छ।
आफु गोर्खाली हुँ भन्ने कुरा सावित गर्न खुकुरी प्रयोग गर्न पनि योग्य छु। समय मिलाई दर्शन दिन यो गरीब को झुप्रो मा सवारी होइबक्स्यो भने आफ्नो खुकुरी कला देखाउने अवसर पाइएला। तर हथियार चलाऊँदा कसै गरी ख्वमित् को गाथमा लाग्न पुग्यो भने क्ष्यमा बक्सिएला।

Pire,

I agree that those quality sajha users were not chased away. But sometimes it is difficult to survive among users who have constantly lowered their class by creating threads of hatred and bigotry. Ask yourself, would you choose to live in a room where there are very few humans and plenty of donkeys? I read your pseudonym as 'pire' not 'pirey' and was forced to comment, which I regret now.

I am not a megalomaniac, trying to bring back quality posters is a selfless act and not despotism. I am not obsessed with superiority. At least I was hoping you would understand that.

You have two stories to tell me about Pakistanis, I have three.

I recall the incident regarding a gullible Nepalese undergraduate student who fell into a trap of a fellow Nepalese who used her every way he could (sex with her was his only motif, I know that guy personally) only to abandon her later. He called her BHALU ( I bet you are proficient in Nepalese slang).  She went back to Nepal when was considered a pariah in her own friends' circle.

The other incident I want to bring forth is a Pakistani named N. Ahmed, a convenience store owner in LA area. I laud his generosity when helped a Nepalese girl go home to her father's cremation in the middle of her semester. She worked for him. Not only he helped her financially, but retained her job when she came back. She considers him as an older brother. And this must not be misunderstood by evil perverts lurking here in sajha, he actually considers her as close as his sister.

I once attended an international student party where Nepalese students were in abundance. Almost all of them made lewd comments about a young Pakistani student named S. Zamaan. The comments were so blatant, she was forced to keep an arm's distance of all Nepalese and took refuge in the crowd of International student advisors and other professors.

There are good and evil people in every ethnicity, be it Pakistani or Nepalese.The originiator of this post persumably has not met liberal and well bred Pakistanis and was forced to make a generic statement as such. My point was to reply him back, educate him to get his fact straight, nothing else.