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You really do believe all you read on the net don't you! Ever thought this may not apply to the nation as a whole? Will it help if I tell you that most of the Indians I know are the most civilized people I have ever met, and did not use their hands to wipe their arses (note: an ass is a type of animal)benmor78 wrote:The Indian guys I knew in high school said they had to wipe their asses with their hands when they went back home. I posted a link that verified that. How about if you post a link that backs up what you're claiming?
Doesn't sound to me like you have any backup. I posted a link supporting my assertion, and I also have spoken with people from India, who said exactly what I'm saying. Wiping your ass with your hand is commonplace in India.Vonnegut wrote:i don't care enough to find a link, but i know i'm right.
how? from people who lived in India - yes, there are still places that have the 2 holes in the ground and the faucet on the wall, but if you go to New Delhi, there are restrooms, just like good ol' USA.
so stop with the unfounded opinions, they're getting rather tiring. and i've got backup.
benmor78 wrote:Doesn't sound to me like you have any backup. I posted a link supporting my assertion, and I also have spoken with people from India, who said exactly what I'm saying. Wiping your ass with your hand is commonplace in India.Vonnegut wrote:i don't care enough to find a link, but i know i'm right.
how? from people who lived in India - yes, there are still places that have the 2 holes in the ground and the faucet on the wall, but if you go to New Delhi, there are restrooms, just like good ol' USA.
so stop with the unfounded opinions, they're getting rather tiring. and i've got backup.
Not everyone is the U.S. is fat, I was just making a jibe at the original poster. Suffice it to say that you've conceded my point, which is that people in India wipe their asses with their hands. Enough said.Vonnegut wrote:benmor78 wrote:Doesn't sound to me like you have any backup. I posted a link supporting my assertion, and I also have spoken with people from India, who said exactly what I'm saying. Wiping your ass with your hand is commonplace in India.Vonnegut wrote:i don't care enough to find a link, but i know i'm right.
how? from people who lived in India - yes, there are still places that have the 2 holes in the ground and the faucet on the wall, but if you go to New Delhi, there are restrooms, just like good ol' USA.
so stop with the unfounded opinions, they're getting rather tiring. and i've got backup.
i meant backup as in people sharing the same knowledge. yes, cleaning the poop out of your butt with water and your left hand is commonplace in some parts of India. Polygamy is commonplace in Utah. Talking funny is commonplace south of the mason-dixon line, y'all. doesn't necessarily mean that everyone does it. capiche?
some people in India may do the hand-ass thing, that is the only point i will concede... and the only reason i jumped down your throat was the wording. so nyah.benmor78 wrote:Not everyone is the U.S. is fat, I was just making a jibe at the original poster. Suffice it to say that you've conceded my point, which is that people in India wipe their asses with their hands. Enough said.Vonnegut wrote:benmor78 wrote:Doesn't sound to me like you have any backup. I posted a link supporting my assertion, and I also have spoken with people from India, who said exactly what I'm saying. Wiping your ass with your hand is commonplace in India.Vonnegut wrote:i don't care enough to find a link, but i know i'm right.
how? from people who lived in India - yes, there are still places that have the 2 holes in the ground and the faucet on the wall, but if you go to New Delhi, there are restrooms, just like good ol' USA.
so stop with the unfounded opinions, they're getting rather tiring. and i've got backup.
i meant backup as in people sharing the same knowledge. yes, cleaning the poop out of your butt with water and your left hand is commonplace in some parts of India. Polygamy is commonplace in Utah. Talking funny is commonplace south of the mason-dixon line, y'all. doesn't necessarily mean that everyone does it. capiche?
Why does he want to throw bricks at Indians?benmor78 wrote:Yes. I went to a science and engineering magnet school and you couldn't throw a brick without hitting an Indian.Koba wrote:Thats low, really low, have you ever met an Indian?benmor78 wrote:And then there will be another stench in your nostrils... but here in the United States, we have sense enough not to wipe our asses with our hands.autoload wrote:I was debating on whether to weigh in, now I think I will contribute.
I am in the United States studying from India. Everything is different here as can be expected. The most striking difference I noticed is the COMPLETE PROLIFERATION OF OBESE PEOPLE HERE!!!!!
You Americans are a sad, sad country of individuals and I used the word "individuals" purposely. No one cares for the community, just to stick more fried foods into their fat mouths!
I can not wait to go back to India and remove the stench of you Americans from my nostrils.
Ah, i see why! He's a bigot. He went to a university infested with brown people (how many of them were actually Afghan?) and now feels qualified to dismiss an entire subcontinent as unhygienic.I also attended UTA (University of Texas, Arlington, also known as University of Texas at Afghanistan because of all of the Asians).

How's this for backup. I have been to Mumbai and Hyderabad. The only places I saw no toilet paper offered were in the public "squat" toilets. That being said, I have also seen a lack of toilet paper in New York public toilets as well.benmor78 wrote:Doesn't sound to me like you have any backup. I posted a link supporting my assertion, and I also have spoken with people from India, who said exactly what I'm saying. Wiping your ass with your hand is commonplace in India.

are registered trademarks of Backglass Heavy Industries.2Dimes, that is bigotry's Danielle Lloyd, until recently the girlfriend of football's Teddy Sheringham. And a disgraced former Miss Great Britain (she was shagging Teddy Sheringham at the time, and he was one of the judges).2dimes wrote:Wouldn't mind trying to fit in that one on the right.

So she's a goer! You're right I like to hear that.heavycola wrote:2Dimes, that is bigotry's Danielle Lloyd, until recently the girlfriend of football's Teddy Sheringham. And a disgraced former Miss Great Britain (she was shagging Teddy Sheringham at the time, and he was one of the judges).2dimes wrote:Wouldn't mind trying to fit in that one on the right.
I know you wanted to know all that.
2dimes wrote:So she's a goer! You're right I like to hear that.heavycola wrote:2Dimes, that is bigotry's Danielle Lloyd, until recently the girlfriend of football's Teddy Sheringham. And a disgraced former Miss Great Britain (she was shagging Teddy Sheringham at the time, and he was one of the judges).2dimes wrote:Wouldn't mind trying to fit in that one on the right.
I know you wanted to know all that.
qwert wrote:Can i ask you something?What is porpose for you to open these Political topic in ConquerClub? Why you mix politic with Risk? Why you not open topic like HOT AND SEXY,or something like that.
qwert wrote:Can i ask you something?What is porpose for you to open these Political topic in ConquerClub? Why you mix politic with Risk? Why you not open topic like HOT AND SEXY,or something like that.
i was just being an asshole. yea it means the same thing. usually around the 4th of July we all get together and have a heartfelt "f*ck off, England" and throw a few "ya limey bastards" and "bloody" in there... although i don't get the bloody thing.Guiscard wrote:I don't know whether it means the same thing in the US, but f*ck Off means go away...
Just a rude way of saying go back to India... 'f*ck off __insertplacehere__' is pretty common in Britain.
a touch of both, go figure. with the FCC breathing down the necks of anything and everything entertainment related, "f*ck" is not used nearly as much as it is across the pond.Stopper wrote:That reminds me...How come you hardly ever hear the phrase "f*ck off" in American films? Whenever I DO hear an American character say "f*ck off", it always sounds discordant, because it's so rare.
Is "f*ck off" rare because Americans don't normally say it, or is it overzealous censorship?
Can never be as bad as the BBC butchering of "Die Hard" back in the day.Vonnegut wrote:a touch of both, go figure. with the FCC breathing down the necks of anything and everything entertainment related, "f*ck" is not used nearly as much as it is across the pond.Stopper wrote:That reminds me...How come you hardly ever hear the phrase "f*ck off" in American films? Whenever I DO hear an American character say "f*ck off", it always sounds discordant, because it's so rare.
Is "f*ck off" rare because Americans don't normally say it, or is it overzealous censorship?
"f*ck off" is not used nearly as much in America as "f*ck you" or "f*ck yourself" or "f*ck your mom" or "f*ck this" or "f*ck that" or "f*ck you, you fucking f*ck."
that was a lot of fucking. i'm tired and i need a cigarette.