Any time an order went in, you got that song from the Peter Pan movie in your head... "You can fry, you can fry, you can fry...". I sang that out loud once and got side-eye off Peter Chan. Which, on reflection, might have just been him looking at me normally with his itty bitty slitty slope eyes. Feh.
The local shop where I used to live was owned by two Ting Tongs. I have no doubt they had Chink names that were derived by throwing a handful of forks onto a concrete floor and listening... "ahhh so, we call kid Wing Wong Ping. Bruddy brirriant!"
BUT... they also had Western names. Apparently, as mentioned above, noodleniggers do indeed either adopt, or are given Western names.
In this case, they were, and I kid thee not, Peter and Wendy.
Now you know... you know... we called them Peter Chan and Wendy. Yep. We went right there
Best part was, they had a cafe area to the shop which sold fish n chips, Chikos, etc. Just about anything they could put in a fryer. Any time an order went in, you got that song from the Peter Pan movie in your head... "You can fry, you can fry, you can fry...". I sang that out loud once and got side-eye off Peter Chan. Which, on reflection, might have just been him looking at me normally with his itty bitty slitty slope eyes. Feh.
I really wish the Trump administration would stop sucking up to India. We want them to be extremely poor so they'll die off during this famine. Shouldn't be ashamed of wanting their population to drop down to sustainable numbers. Rubio keeps sucking up to Modi.
'Trump is a big fan of India, PM Modi': Rubio pushes back against anti-India rhetoric
US secretary of state Marco Rubio on Monday strongly pushed back against allegations of rising anti-India rhetoric in the United States, saying President Donald Trump remains a "big fan"of both India and Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Addressing the controversy during a media interaction in Delhi, Rubio dismissed suggestions of systemic hostility towards Indians in the US and reaffirmed Washington’s commitment to strengthening ties with New Delhi."The President is a big fan of India, a big fan of Prime Minister Modi.
I wouldn't be here if the President didn't want me to be here," Rubio said."He wouldn't have sent someone like Sergio Gor to be our ambassador, someone who's very close to the President," he added.The question to Rubio was widely seen as a reference to past remarks attributed to Trump, in which he reportedly described India and China as "hellholes" while criticising the misuse of America’s birthright citizenship laws.
And yesterday Trump called over to India and said this, which doesn't bother me as much since Trump says lots of stuff that means little:
"Anything India Wants, They Get": Trump's Phone Call At Live Delhi Event
US President Donald Trump came live on phone during an event in Delhi that hosted US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and expressed admiration for Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a "big fan"
My favorite part of the video is when they compared all of Europeans' recorded historical pestilence fatalities that are arguably under stated in the example given depending how you sample the data to a tiny sliver of 24 years in India. This completely obfuscates the approx 65 - 85 million jeets that died of cholera, malaria, and influenza during the 1896s to 1920s . I believe the number sighted in the video pertains just to the 1896 - 1920 Bombay plague epidemic. So to re frame the data presented in the video between 1896 to 1920 epidemics killed 77 to 100 million jeets compared to the 40 - 50 million Europeans killed across history to all pandemics combined. If you are feeling spicy 192% - 200% more Indians died due to pestilences between 1896 and 1920 than all Europeans have across recorded history
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My favorite part of the video is when they compared all of Europeans' recorded historical pestilence fatalities that are arguably under stated in the example given depending how you sample the data to a tiny sliver of 24 years in India. This completely obfuscates the approx 65 - 85 million jeets that died of cholera, malaria, and influenza during the 1896s to 1920s . I believe the number sighted in the video pertains just to the 1896 - 1920 Bombay plague epidemic. So to re frame the data presented in the video between 1896 to 1920 epidemics killed 77 to 100 million jeets compared to the 40 - 50 million Europeans killed across history to all pandemics combined. If you are feeling spicy 192% - 200% more Indians died due to pestilences between 1896 and 1920 than all Europeans have across recorded history
