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Entropic
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BLinD-RawR
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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? Ayush answered your first question. North Indian food is really good and a lot of the dishes are extrememly good.Although there are not that many South Indian specialities,they have the most excotic flavours and are downright sexy to eat. South Indians have the better pickles though. dunno much about masala chai,as you need respect to have it....At least thats how it is here. @Ayush where are you from?Which state? | ||
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Ayush_SCtoss
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On February 26 2011 20:11 BLinD-RawR wrote: @Ayush where are you from?Which state? Delhi. I was born in India and my parents are also Indian but I have spent only 5 years in India hence the reason I was not comfortable answering the other questions asked before. What about you? I assume you are from the south? | ||
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BLinD-RawR
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On February 26 2011 21:01 Ayush_SCtoss wrote: Delhi. I was born in India and my parents are also Indian but I have spent only 5 years in India hence the reason I was not comfortable answering the other questions asked before. What about you? I assume you are from the south? Born and brought up in Hyderabad,currently living in Chennai.  | ||
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SushilS
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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. Very likely. 'Cos if the surroundings are cold, its a commonly held belief that drinking cold things (esp. with ice) can cause a cold/URI. All indian grandmothers advise against it so.... | ||
nachiket87
India45 Posts
btw, on topic, i can answer a few questions too  | ||
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nachiket87
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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 love American Citizens! hahaha coz they get them greencards! somewhat like the mexicans. (this is a joke! please dont take it seriously) but ive noticed indian women tend 2 like white guys more. Poker is getting increasingly popular in india, although gambling and poker tournaments are illegal in india . and i cant answer the indian women question because i dont find them hot, as a typical indian male i ALWAYS prefer white girls! haha xD | ||
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haduken
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BLinD-RawR
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On February 27 2011 00:51 haduken wrote: Who is the best BW/SCII player out of India? none,Indians only play Dota and CS. | ||
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nachiket87
India45 Posts
 too small a community right now.. | ||
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Torenhire
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And the Indian players all let out a "awww. " | ||
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OMin
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what would be the average indian's outlook on such people? would any such people ever be found in the united states, or do they exclusively live in hijra communities? | ||
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BLinD-RawR
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On February 27 2011 07:18 OMin wrote: when i was in cultural anthro last semester, we spent a unit studying sexuality/alternate genders which lead to us reading a book about hijras. what would be the average indian's outlook on such people? would any such people ever be found in the united states, or do they exclusively live in hijra communities? wow I hijra has so many different names in India that I get confused,In my state its called Kojja,and personally I don't like them and a lot of us don't either,they are people who can't accept who they are and they love to interrupt the weddings and other festivities and it takes a lot of money to drive them away,I remember at my cousin's wedding a bunch of them came into the wedding hall and wouldn't leave until they get to to suck his junk.We had to call the cops. | ||
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palanq
United States761 Posts
On February 26 2011 19:12 Ayush_SCtoss wrote: And I am only 15 so I haven't had masala chai and am not used to spices. On February 26 2011 20:11 BLinD-RawR wrote: dunno much about masala chai,as you need respect to have it....At least thats how it is here. could you explain these quotes a bit more? what's the cultural meaning of drinking chai? what do you mean by having "respect"? | ||
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Whole
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BLinD-RawR
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On February 28 2011 01:00 palanq wrote: could you explain these quotes a bit more? what's the cultural meaning of drinking chai? what do you mean by having "respect"? by respect I mean that,well in each neighbourhood there is a Chaiwala(person who makes masala chai on his chai stand)and what he is,is a chai companion he is someone you talk to even if you go to him with your friends or someone respectable like your dad or grandad or boss etc.Basically he doesn't serve you if he doesn't like you or your family.Dinking chai in india is a group activity,it forms bonds,if the chaiwala doesn't like you or your family he will not serve you. whats my deal with my chaiwala?well it involves me batting a rubber ball into his head while playing cricket...:p On February 28 2011 01:13 Whole wrote: Do Indians eat a lot of curry? My dad claims they do because of one encounter he had with an Indian in Singapore. If so, do you eat it, and is it ridiculously spicy like my dad claims? curry is a generalised term,there are many different curries,not all of them are super spicy,some of them have other kind of spicyness that makes it an exotic flavor... I always wanted to say this but here goes.Its not rwally spicy...its just that...well..you're white?(no offense) | ||
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BLINKOFF
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Whole
United States6046 Posts
On February 24 2011 23:14 BLinD-RawR wrote: well most indians are Hindus,and those are broken up into Shivites(people who worship Shiva) and vishnavites(People who worship Vishnu). How different are the Vishnavites and Shivites? What is the relationship between these two sects? Are Vishnavites and Shivites hostile toward eachother or is everyone accepting? Also, are cities and towns usually have a huge majority of Vishnavites and Shivites or is it pretty balanced? | ||
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PetitCrabe
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