Re: What Made My Day Today :-)

On Sat, 23 Nov 2024 5:16:54 +0000, Physfitfreak wrote:

On 11/22/24 9:25 PM, Bertietaylor wrote:

Damn fool that useless Uncle Al. It dismissed Arindam's HTN on law of
conservation of energy grounds. If chaps made the Hydrogen Transmission
Network instead of killing each other all would be good.
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What fools these apes be!
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Bertietaylor

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There's a trend in USA from past year or so to call any Indian "Pajeet."

Why should we Aussie celestial cyberdoggies have less regards for what
Americans call Indians than the rear of a small rat?

What do you think about that? Do they call them Pajeet in Australia
also?

Never heard that sound in our mortal lives, Roachie. Here in Australia
we ultra high class sorts who consequently adore Arindam like to think
that Columbus never made it to America. Australia has to be kept free
from degeneracies.
Let's see what Trump will do for his Maga scheme.

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Back in the early 1990s we Iranians called Indian employees "Patel" :)

Enterprising lot. It means the headman of a village. Minor boss.

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And sure enough a lot of them had Patel as their last name. Later even
in the warehouse job I had there were three Indians all three named
Patel.

Patels run motels in the US. Nearly all cheap ones are Patelmotels. It
is the dream of every Patel to run a motel. Rhyme scheme works that way.
So where this "Pajeet" name come from? Did the Pajeet Caste

out-fuck the Patel Caste in impregnating their wives and their number at
last exceeded that of Patels?

Beats us, Roachie. Pajee means wicked and Ajeet was a Hindi film actor
in mainly villain roles. Famous for bad jokes. "Drown him in varnish. He
will die and also get finished". From that it does not appear to be a
complimentary term, this Pajeet.

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Instead of talking bullshit here, why don't you open your useless mouth
and give some of this type of information about Indians. You've already
fucked their reputation by what you do here, so you shouldn't worry
about saying anything realistic about them. Don't hold back.