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Hope her integration to society is handled carefully. So far she has been treated like an animal in zoo by humans too (Check the photos of groups of people loo

by kumarm 10y ago

Hope her integration to society is handled carefully. So far she has been treated like an animal in zoo by humans too (Check the photos of groups of people looking at her): http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/eight-year-old-girl-found-living-with-monkeys/articleshow/58037884.cms http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/eight-year-old-girl... http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4386060/Mowgli-girl-living-monkeys-India.html http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4386060/Mowgli-girl-...

nnnfff 10y ago
i have a tiny dick and even smaller balls. the balls are above the dick also. the balls hand down around the dick like the ears on a basset hound. the dick stinks and i hate it. the balls do not smell. however, i also hate the balls. thank you.
microcolonel 10y ago
Aside: Interesting that the Malayam and Bengali versions of the article censor the girl's face from the header photo, and exclude the mid-article photo (the Hindi and English versions have both pictures fully intact). I could see that for the Malayam version, but I didn't totally expect it for the Bengali version.
- gjkood 10y ago
  Did you mean "Malayalam"? EDIT: For those who don't understand the reference, "Malayalam" [1] is the official language of the South Indian state of Kerala. The question was asking if the parent post mistyped "Malayam" instead of "Malayalam". Looks like some folks have misunderstood my post and reacted negatively. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malayalam https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malayalam
  - microcolonel 10y ago
    Yeah, it was a typo introduced paradoxically by my spellchecker. Somebody misspelled Malayalam as Malayam on my Chrome, then added it to the dictionary (!). Anyway, yes, I meant Malayalam.
  - vorg 10y ago
    The wikipedia article says it's pronounced "mʌləˈjɑːləm" (3rd syllable stressed), yet don't people in Kerala say "mʌˈlɑːjələm" (2nd syllable stressed, last 2 syllables almost spoken as one). It's been 30 yrs since I visited, so maybe I remember wrongly. If so, then maybe writing "Malayam" instead of "Malayalam" isn't too far wrong.
    - amenonsen 10y ago
      > If so, then maybe writing "Malayam" instead of "Malayalam" isn't too far wrong. No, it's very far wrong. (I'm a Malayali.)
    - vorg 10y ago
      > The wikipedia article says it's pronounced "mʌləˈjɑːləm" (3rd syllable stressed), yet don't people in Kerala say "mʌˈlɑːjələm" (2nd syllable stressed, last 2 syllables almost spoken as one). It's been 30 yrs since I visited, so maybe I remember wrongly. Can anyone verify the correct pronunciation?
  - cmdr_plx 10y ago
    Sorry, you remember incorrectly. The former pronunciation is correct. The stress is on the third syllable.
- nnain 10y ago
  For other Indians, please stop bringing your regional biases to global forums. Also 'Malayam'. Really?
tangoalpha 10y ago
Don't even think about it. This is one reason I felt she was better left the way she was. Rehabilitation in India is a joke. The people attending to her neither have the knowledge not resources to cater to her. Mental asylums and health centers in India are filled with sexual predators. They know that she can't complain about it nor would someone lend an ear if she tried to say something. Which makes her an easy target. Sexual abuse is the norm in mental health centers here. Most mental health centers lack infrastructure, resources and fall short of trained personnel. It is a common sight to see patients chained, and thrown food at. My first reaction when I heard the news - She was better in the forest away from the predators. I hope she gets the right sophisticated care and compassion she needs at this point of time.
- jwildner 10y ago
  I think you have been watching too many movies lately. Your blanket statement about health centres is far from the truth.
  - throwanem 10y ago
    It's not all that far from the truth in the US. Why should India be different?
- sn9 10y ago
  A naked girl running through the wilderness isn't exactly safe from sexual abuse and predation.
  - titanomachy 10y ago
    Sounds like she had a cadre of monkeys protecting her. That would probably deter all but the most determined sexual predators.
    - linkmotif 10y ago
      Heh, that's what I was thinking.
bingomad123 10y ago
I feel there is a good chance that she was better off with monkeys.
- linkmotif 10y ago
  Me too...
dorfsmay 10y ago
Thanks. The Daily Mail has quite a bit information than the posted article. Most interesting part: > 'She is still not able to speak, but understands whatever you tell her and even smiles,' Singh said

by kumarm 10y ago

nnnfff 10y ago

i have a tiny dick and even smaller balls. the balls are above the dick also. the balls hand down around the dick like the ears on a basset hound. the dick stinks and i hate it. the balls do not smell. however, i also hate the balls. thank you.

microcolonel 10y ago

Aside: Interesting that the Malayam and Bengali versions of the article censor the girl's face from the header photo, and exclude the mid-article photo (the Hindi and English versions have both pictures fully intact). I could see that for the Malayam version, but I didn't totally expect it for the Bengali version.

gjkood 10y ago
Did you mean "Malayalam"? EDIT: For those who don't understand the reference, "Malayalam" [1] is the official language of the South Indian state of Kerala. The question was asking if the parent post mistyped "Malayam" instead of "Malayalam". Looks like some folks have misunderstood my post and reacted negatively. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malayalam https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malayalam
- microcolonel 10y ago
  Yeah, it was a typo introduced paradoxically by my spellchecker. Somebody misspelled Malayalam as Malayam on my Chrome, then added it to the dictionary (!). Anyway, yes, I meant Malayalam.
- vorg 10y ago
  The wikipedia article says it's pronounced "mʌləˈjɑːləm" (3rd syllable stressed), yet don't people in Kerala say "mʌˈlɑːjələm" (2nd syllable stressed, last 2 syllables almost spoken as one). It's been 30 yrs since I visited, so maybe I remember wrongly. If so, then maybe writing "Malayam" instead of "Malayalam" isn't too far wrong.
  - amenonsen 10y ago
    > If so, then maybe writing "Malayam" instead of "Malayalam" isn't too far wrong. No, it's very far wrong. (I'm a Malayali.)
  - vorg 10y ago
    > The wikipedia article says it's pronounced "mʌləˈjɑːləm" (3rd syllable stressed), yet don't people in Kerala say "mʌˈlɑːjələm" (2nd syllable stressed, last 2 syllables almost spoken as one). It's been 30 yrs since I visited, so maybe I remember wrongly. Can anyone verify the correct pronunciation?
- cmdr_plx 10y ago
  Sorry, you remember incorrectly. The former pronunciation is correct. The stress is on the third syllable.
nnain 10y ago
For other Indians, please stop bringing your regional biases to global forums. Also 'Malayam'. Really?

tangoalpha 10y ago

Don't even think about it. This is one reason I felt she was better left the way she was. Rehabilitation in India is a joke. The people attending to her neither have the knowledge not resources to cater to her. Mental asylums and health centers in India are filled with sexual predators. They know that she can't complain about it nor would someone lend an ear if she tried to say something. Which makes her an easy target. Sexual abuse is the norm in mental health centers here. Most mental health centers lack infrastructure, resources and fall short of trained personnel. It is a common sight to see patients chained, and thrown food at. My first reaction when I heard the news - She was better in the forest away from the predators. I hope she gets the right sophisticated care and compassion she needs at this point of time.

jwildner 10y ago
I think you have been watching too many movies lately. Your blanket statement about health centres is far from the truth.
- throwanem 10y ago
  It's not all that far from the truth in the US. Why should India be different?
sn9 10y ago
A naked girl running through the wilderness isn't exactly safe from sexual abuse and predation.
- titanomachy 10y ago
  Sounds like she had a cadre of monkeys protecting her. That would probably deter all but the most determined sexual predators.
  - linkmotif 10y ago
    Heh, that's what I was thinking.

bingomad123 10y ago

I feel there is a good chance that she was better off with monkeys.

linkmotif 10y ago
Me too...

dorfsmay 10y ago

Thanks. The Daily Mail has quite a bit information than the posted article. Most interesting part: > 'She is still not able to speak, but understands whatever you tell her and even smiles,' Singh said