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this implies that a pjaeet would have the arm strength to hold up a target pistol or handle the massive recoil of a .22
From where you're kneeling it must seem like $18k Google Play cards worth of bad luck. Truth is... you were a bloody fucker benchode from the start.
Ya know I was gonna share my result of "random google maps pajeet street" but unfortunately and I fucking wish I was joking here but my first hit somewhere in the sticks of india resulted in a bunch of naked pajeet kids showering *and* shitting around a village water pump so.....yeah I dont think I really need to elaborate any further and obviously i'm not going to get myself banned and vanned for sharing a screenie cap or specific directions....
Is that a pajeet or a cow's diarrhea pancake?
the poo garbage dump.
Out of curiosity, I dropped a pin around Kerala which was mentioned to not have the same designated shitting street problem compared to the rest of the country and to my surprise, no trash heap despite people driving on dirt roads. Could be a fluke, I only did it two times. I noticed there is a presence of Orthodox churches. Coincidence?View attachment 6264003
Anyone up for 7 clicks to shit?
I've seen pidgeons with more dignity.People say not to go to India as a woman, but I think as a guy it might also be bad as you might get a child killed trying to chase you down.
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Kerala has more muzzies per capita for india standards as wellOut of curiosity, I dropped a pin around Kerala which was mentioned to not have the same designated shitting street problem compared to the rest of the country and to my surprise, no trash heap despite people driving on dirt roads. Could be a fluke, I only did it two times. I noticed there is a presence of Orthodox churches. Coincidence?
Apparently a lot of the good Indian food wasn’t even invented by Indians, but by other cultures that ruled over them. Naan, the iconic Indian flatbread, was concocted by the Persians. Samosa’s are also a Persian creation. Biryani, the most popular Indian rice dish, came from the Mughals. Curry and Vindaloo, which is associated with India like croissants are to France, was invented by Portuguese colonials in Goa. Tikka masala hails from a Scottish tavern in the 1970’s. The tea plant, which is native to the Indian Nagaland-China border, was first brewed into tea by the Chinese during the Shang dynasty. India literally didn’t have tea for thousands of until the Brits reintroduced it to them in the 19th century.You know for a people who hold milk so dear to them Indians don’t seem to have much good cheese. All I can find is paneer and processed stuff and very occasionally mozzarella. Not that I’m complaining, I imagine a cheese aged in that stinky hellhole would be too dank for me.
That’s rather unsettling. I now wonder what Indians ate prior to colonisation. I’m fairly certain that at the very least the spicy stew we call curry had to have existed in India before the British, I’d like to give the Indians at least some credit, although maybe even proto-curry was imported.Apparently a lot of the good Indian food wasn’t even invented by Indians, but by other cultures that ruled over them. Naan, the iconic Indian flatbread, was concocted by the Persians. Samosa’s are also a Persian creation. Biryani, the most popular Indian rice dish, came from the Mughals. Curry and Vindaloo, which is associated with India like croissants are to France, was invented by Portuguese colonials in Goa. Tikka masala hails from a Scottish tavern in the 1970’s.
It follows the pattern of India being allergic to innovation, then claiming to be the inventor after having something created for them.
If it was it sounded absolutely disgusting. The Brahmins probably had alright food but those lower than them were mixing the bodily fluids of animals with spices. The curry being consumed in India and all over the world nowadays are based on Portugese and British recipes.That’s rather unsettling. I now wonder what Indians ate prior to colonisation. I’m fairly certain that at the very least the spicy stew we call curry had to have existed in India before the British, I’d like to give the Indians at least some credit, although maybe even proto-curry was imported.
Apparently a lot of the good Indian food wasn’t even invented by Indians, but by other cultures that ruled over them. Naan, the iconic Indian flatbread, was concocted by the Persians. Samosa’s are also a Persian creation. Biryani, the most popular Indian rice dish, came from the Mughals. Curry and Vindaloo, which is associated with India like croissants are to France, was invented by Portuguese colonials in Goa. Tikka masala hails from a Scottish tavern in the 1970’s. The tea plant, which is native to the Indian Nagaland-China border, was first brewed into tea by the Chinese during the Shang dynasty. India literally didn’t have tea for thousands of until the Brits reintroduced it to them in the 19th century.
It follows the pattern of India being allergic to innovation, then claiming to be the inventor after having something created for them.
Edit: APPARENTLY PANEER ISN’T EVEN AN INVENTION NATIVE TO INDIA. It was again, like vindaloo and curry, a creation of the Portugese Colonials. Lmao.
Jeets are making AI videos as an attempt to debunk it. Bonus points due to all the journo shit and leaf flag, and shamelessly posting it with the LUMA watermark.SAAR ITS PHOTOSHOP SAAR