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Korea (South)1897 Posts
I love Indian women and dated a few in university, they were all from good families and extremely smart and beautiful (very very sexy bodies, long legged and curvy), so my question is,
what kind of men are Indian women attracted to, and can you also break it up into the major Indian groups; and on that subject, what are the major India regional groups?
Also, how popular is poker in India, growing not at all, kinda,
and why are Indian women so damn hot? I know it's kinda repetitive, but Korean women think that Indian women are extremely beautiful with their big eyes and full lips...^^
btw, excellent thread, learned a lot in just 2 pages; I had a business trip to India once (Goa), but I cancelled it because I didn't want India included in my list of markets that I had to manage at the time.
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What's your favourite indian dish and what's the recipe? 
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I'm Chinese and Chinese food in western countries is completely different from Chinese food in China. Is the same true for Indian food? If so, how much better is Indian food in India than it is outside India?
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ALLEYCAT BLUES49486 Posts
On February 25 2011 04:19 MightyAtom wrote:
I love Indian women and dated a few in university, they were all from good families and extremely smart and beautiful (very very sexy bodies, long legged and curvy), so my question is,
what kind of men are Indian women attracted to, and can you also break it up into the major Indian groups; and on that subject, what are the major India regional groups?
Also, how popular is poker in India, growing not at all, kinda,
and why are Indian women so damn hot? I know it's kinda repetitive, but Korean women think that Indian women are extremely beautiful with their big eyes and full lips...^^
btw, excellent thread, learned a lot in just 2 pages; I had a business trip to India once (Goa), but I cancelled it because I didn't want India included in my list of markets that I had to manage at the time.
Indian women are attracted to,money,power and good looks,but you hardly find single men with all 3 since they would probably be engaged to their father's close friend's daughters by the time they reach the age of 5 or something.but the typical man for a woman is someone from a nice family who's mother is a pious lady(lol),Father is a respectable man,and the man is s Sfotware Engineer for X company and makes X money.Women at thier mid twenties are nagged to death by their parents(lol sis) "When will you get married?Should I find a nice boy for you?I know X's son and he is a very nice boy and handsome too."
I could go on about arranged marriage..
North Inidians and South Indians are very different.North indian women have more Beautiful women than south but damn are they stupid.South indian Beautys while although rare to find are damn intelligent and loyal to their men.
Poker isn't really played all that much in India,indian gambling scene is so deep underground.
Korean women must have only seen the ones that appear on TV.
On February 25 2011 10:15 Dieoxhide wrote:What's your favourite indian dish and what's the recipe?
My mom's Paneer(Cottage Cheese) Masala,sadly she doesn't teach her sons how to cook,so no recipe.
On February 25 2011 10:27 Chairman Ray wrote:
I'm Chinese and Chinese food in western countries is completely different from Chinese food in China. Is the same true for Indian food? If so, how much better is Indian food in India than it is outside India?
Indian food outside india is bad and overpriced(5$ for a dosa is retarded),but if you have an indian friend then might as well eat the food cooked by his/her mom.
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On February 24 2011 23:29 Hot_Bid wrote:Show nested quote +On February 24 2011 23:25 BLinD-RawR wrote:On February 24 2011 23:16 Hot_Bid wrote:
i grew up in edison nj, do people in india know of this place yes we do.all indian immigrants go to NJ. There were 36 students with the last name Patel in my grade in high school, haha.
lol holy shit. That's kind of insane. How big was your grade?
Question to the OP: Are there any good Indian fantasy novels/authors you recommend? How robust is the fantasy/science fiction industry in India? Is reading fiction a common pastime for Indian people?
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What's your favorite Indian proverb or saying?
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Can you explain why there is such a gap between the poor (40% of nation?) and the rich ones in America? Why do so many Indian Americans raise their children to be doctors not to help their nation but raise whitewashed spoiled kids (or at least my peers)?
uh... I don't what the question is...Hows Indian nationalism?
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ALLEYCAT BLUES49486 Posts
On February 25 2011 13:04 StorkHwaiting wrote:Show nested quote +On February 24 2011 23:29 Hot_Bid wrote:On February 24 2011 23:25 BLinD-RawR wrote:On February 24 2011 23:16 Hot_Bid wrote:
i grew up in edison nj, do people in india know of this place yes we do.all indian immigrants go to NJ. There were 36 students with the last name Patel in my grade in high school, haha. lol holy shit. That's kind of insane. How big was your grade? Question to the OP: Are there any good Indian fantasy novels/authors you recommend? How robust is the fantasy/science fiction industry in India? Is reading fiction a common pastime for Indian people?
All fantasy novels make use of our great mythology,we don't have great authors who do Fantasy and Sci-Fi novels,but a lot of them have written the Ramayana and Mahabharatha in different styles.Most Indians don't read,and the ones that do,don't read a lot of fiction.
We prefer watching TV.
On February 25 2011 13:14 hsidori wrote:
What's your favorite Indian proverb or saying?
,none because there is no proverb that sticks for longer than a week.
On February 25 2011 13:23 FakePlasticLove wrote:
Can you explain why there is such a gap between the poor (40% of nation?) and the rich ones in America? Why do so many Indian Americans raise their children to be doctors not to help their nation but raise whitewashed spoiled kids (or at least my peers)?
uh... I don't what the question is...Hows Indian nationalism?
spoiled immigrant kids?Is that even possible?well its because of money really,doctors get paid more in the US than in India,but recetly though a lot of these doctors have been coming to India.
your other question seems...vague...
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Estonia4504 Posts
Could you give me a short overview of Indian party politics as you see it?
I've heard vague stories that bragging about crimes against Pakistanis was supposed to win local elections there.
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You mentioned about South Vs North Indians.
What is the main culture difference between the two?
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Does indians consider themselves Asian? Also India is known for "arranged marriages" is that still common in this era?
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On February 25 2011 16:14 mustaju wrote:
Could you give me a short overview of Indian party politics as you see it?
I've heard vague stories that bragging about crimes in Pakistanis was supposed to win local elections there.
Loooool.
I think you interchanged the 2 countries, in the context you mentioned them in. If someone dared to say shit like that they'd be skewered by the media and the newspapers so bad that their political careers would be a distant dream...
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ALLEYCAT BLUES49486 Posts
On February 25 2011 16:30 haduken wrote:
You mentioned about South Vs North Indians.
What is the main culture difference between the two?
not much really but North Indians seem to shit on South Indians a lot calling us nerds and ugly and that kind of shit,south Indians think North Indians are violent and hilariously stupid.
On February 25 2011 22:03 xbankx wrote:
Does indians consider themselves Asian? Also India is known for "arranged marriages" is that still common in this era?
We consider ourselves as Indians,nothing more.yep even now arranged marriages is now an industry of its own lol,If you are looking for an Indian girl you should totally check out our matrimonial websites and newspaper Ads.
On February 25 2011 16:14 mustaju wrote:
Could you give me a short overview of Indian party politics as you see it?
I've heard vague stories that bragging about crimes against Pakistanis was supposed to win local elections there.
nope the only thing that wins you elections in India is money...
there is no short way of describing indian politics but If I did i would probably post a blog post about it seperately.
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Why do Indians order water with no ice in restaurants? Is it something that they are accustomed to or another reason?
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ALLEYCAT BLUES49486 Posts
On February 26 2011 00:00 Darkchylde wrote:
Why do Indians order water with no ice in restaurants? Is it something that they are accustomed to or another reason?
I think its just your indian friends.
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Hrm.. I work as a server and like maybe around 70% of the Indians that come through the restaurant request water with no ice.
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what is the general attitude toward traditional medicine (i.e. ayurveda) within India?
which is better, South Indian vs North Indian food?
what are the best proportions of spices for masala chai?
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On February 26 2011 13:34 Darkchylde wrote:
Hrm.. I work as a server and like maybe around 70% of the Indians that come through the restaurant request water with no ice.
if they're old it's because it probably hurts their teeth, other wise maybe they think they get more water without ice?
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Ice melted => more water.
It's probably a preference like a lot of Chinese people drink boiled water out of habit.
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On February 26 2011 14:22 palanq wrote:
what is the general attitude toward traditional medicine (i.e. ayurveda) within India?
which is better, South Indian vs North Indian food?
what are the best proportions of spices for masala chai?
Well, I can only answer the first question lol.
I myself do yoga, (not the extreme stuff lol), just the general breathing exercises and I must say, I haven't had a cold in 3 years.
Well, back on the topic of Ayurveda, it even has a body of its own, i,e, AYUSH ( Department of Ayurveda, Yoga and Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha and Homoeopathy) lol
Ayurveda and its branches have also been received well outside in other countries gaining followers.
Generally, since India is developing, naturally the medical sector is also developing so modern medicines are also being imported so there is a clash between traditional medicine vs modern medicine. So obviously there are more people which believe more in modern medicine than Ayurveda.
Well in India, Ayurveda is generally well received by people who practice it, i.e. mainly older people than young ones because they are being brought up in a modern environment.
As India modernizes, so will the people so Ayurveda will be left in the dark There are people who are trying to make it more famous again. And they have a lot of followers currently.
Hopefully, what I wrote gave you quite an insight if not the answer you were looking for lol.
I haven't had South Indian food, so I can't say. And I am only 15 so I haven't had masala chai and am not used to spices.
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