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ILoveDrama

@ILoveDrama

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Posted: 11 years ago

#11

Originally posted by: adyluvskat
people should take a bath before going to office n after finishing kitchen work! n yups our people r no less here in indian even ladakh poeple n eastern people r treated badly racist cmmnt r passed on them. even actors who r from outside r not spared even this forum is example🥱 well i hve my doubts now to do mba outside india i dont want to get such racist treatment!

Dear just because of some ignorant losers you don't want to pursue your education where you want to?

Most of us are racist at one point or other in our lives but we are not bad people.. I think its the nature of people to look down on other's For example: Most of the gora( American and European etc) people think of themselves as some kind of superior beings to all other races, including us Indian's... Then in India itself North Indians look down up on South Indians... Then comes the hierarchy level of the race, economics and social status...uneducated looked down by educated etc..

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grounder

@grounder

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Posted: 11 years ago

#12

🤣 ... so true! ... one of the best posts ever on this forum.

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Illyrion

@Illyrion

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Posted: 11 years ago

#13

Okay I know I am tempting fate here but... different places really do smell differently. Asia smells (not good or bad necessarily) "more" to me and multiple other people I have had exactly this conversation with than America. My theory is it is easier to tell when odors (good, bad, or neutral) increase than when they decrease. Like when you accidentally put on too much perfume you eventually get used to it and might not even notice when the smell goes away but the people first encountering it might be overwhelmed even though its a nice perfume.

If Indians come to America they might not notice there is less to smell. Americans have an easier time noticing India has more to smell.

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Posted: 11 years ago

#14

LOL, The number 4th one. I have asked this from my one Indian best friend when I was child. I was always curious weather Indians really dance after they fall in love, and she said NO. Aww, I miss her now. Wonder where she will be now. I was 7 or 8 years old at that time, so she must have been the same age. 😆

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Sano

@ISano

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Posted: 11 years ago

#15

lol same here.. zarah sa work job mein jao and even if u r in super markets those old womens start talking in kurdish language .. i keeps on saying it.. i dont understand u etc,.😆

then comes the stupid statement . but pakistanis are dark skinned u dont look liek one.

im always abeyy there ko kya hai 😡 this is the typical thing

and 2nd they others r so interested to know where you are from grrr

Originally posted by: KARAN888

15. "Are you Arab?"

Have spend years to answer this

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Sano

@ISano

Stunner

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Posted: 11 years ago

#16

hmm well . u cna do one thign cover the head.. so ur hair dont smell.. wear an apron.

when finish cooking wash ur hand face arms so u dotn smell .. if want change the clothes..

but then.. take bath twice a day.. first in the morning then at night or wafter comign back from work..

some people take bath at night only and goes to school college and work without bath next morning this is completely yuck ..🤢 using deo spray or parfume wont reduce the smell but make it worser

Originally posted by: ILoveDrama
But one thing I have to admit in regards to smelling like curry and all, is that lot of Indian women and men who cook and go to work in the same clothes do reek of curry and other smells(especially chapati), I mean come on you can't go to work smelling like kitchen which in my opinion are too strong for people who are not used to it..
Also I have seen lot of my Indian friends make disgusting comments when a Chinese/ Japanese warm their lunch in the microwave and leaves a very strong smell... so we are no less either.

We just feel it when we are at the receiving end I guess.