netizens search olympic medalist's caste

swapna wrote:
q: when will you guys win more medals? a: when you get over your caste obsession.

swapna wrote:http://m.ibtimes.co.in/pv-sindhu-caste-netizens-search-olympic-medallists-caste-when-entire-nation-celebrates-her-690508

the most intense search on the internet that starts with 'p v sindhu' is for her caste - yeah, caashTu - according to the report linked above.

apparently, almost nothing else is relevant to indiapeepals, especially telegapeepals.

get ready for a barrage of crudeness from the belleview (psych hospital) tamil brahmin, accusing me of being - hahaha! - a vagina, and from penius seetharamayya, wishing fervently (and pathetically) for my death.

q: when will you guys win more medals? a: when you get over your caste obsession.

swapna wrote:http://m.ibtimes.co.in/pv-sindhu-caste-netizens-search-olympic-medallists-caste-when-entire-nation-celebrates-her-690508

the most intense search on the internet that starts with 'p v sindhu' is for her caste - yeah, caashTu - according to the report linked above.

apparently, almost nothing else is relevant to indiapeepals, especially telegapeepals.

get ready for a barrage of crudeness from the belleview (psych hospital) tamil brahmin, accusing me of being - hahaha! - a vagina, and from penius seetharamayya, wishing fervently (and pathetically) for my death.

q: when will you guys win more medals? a: when you get over your caste obsession.

Seva Lamberdar wrote:People probably curious about as to what caste the surname 'Sindhu' belongs or if 'Sindhu' itself is a caste / sub-caste? Some people might even be interested in getting her (an Olympic medal winner) to marry their son and thus become their daughter-in-law and they therefore could have tried to check out her caste / sub-caste through google.

truthbetold wrote:Sevaji,

Sindhu is her given/first name. 

Telugu people write surname/familyname first (most use initials) first unlike NIs and Europeans who write family name first.

truthbetold wrote:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rajendra_Kumar

His last name is Tuli. I have not heard of a last name kumar. It is usually second part of a first name.

garam_kuta wrote:hahaha, fat chance.. don't flatter yourself hoping that someone is gonna associate you with anything that is mammalian and that too, human; yes we do hear your grave, perennial cry to be one, and perhaps in your punarjenmam, if sAmiyaar takes pity on you, in one of his weak and expansive moments, may grant that.

meanwhile, try this during christmas time, and then come for a review.

Seva Lamberdar wrote:People probably curious about as to what caste the surname 'Sindhu' belongs or if 'Sindhu' itself is a caste / sub-caste? Some people might even be interested in getting her (an Olympic medal winner) to marry their son and thus become their daughter-in-law and they therefore could have tried to check out her caste / sub-caste through google.

swapna wrote:

garam_kuta wrote:hahaha, fat chance.. don't flatter yourself hoping that someone is gonna associate you with anything that is mammalian and that too, human; yes we do hear your grave, perennial cry to be one, and perhaps in your punarjenmam, if sAmiyaar takes pity on you, in one of his weak and expansive moments, may grant that.

meanwhile, try this during christmas time, and then come for a review.

the wealth of words that.soft-drink makers indulge in exults the sinuses of the bravest among us, without regard to our individual quandaries. contrary to popular belief, however, somnambulism affects the navajos of the northwest much more than it does upper caste cattle barons who earn 25th to 75th percentile incomes with no more than moderate effort. these problems are compounded by more quotidian concerns about academic grades and the nutritive values of school lunches. when push comes to shove, the farmer pays a premium for high-quality hybrid seeds, solar-powered water pumps, and synthetic fertilizers that are likely to improve his crop yields and marital harmony while still rendering the occasional drink at the club, in pleasant company, a feasible proposition. not that we recommend any such routine indulgence. to each his own, as we say in the industry.

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:

swapna wrote:

garam_kuta wrote:hahaha, fat chance.. don't flatter yourself hoping that someone is gonna associate you with anything that is mammalian and that too, human; yes we do hear your grave, perennial cry to be one, and perhaps in your punarjenmam, if sAmiyaar takes pity on you, in one of his weak and expansive moments, may grant that.

meanwhile, try this during christmas time, and then come for a review.

the wealth of words that.soft-drink makers indulge in exults the sinuses of the bravest among us, without regard to our individual quandaries. contrary to popular belief, however, somnambulism affects the navajos of the northwest much more than it does upper caste cattle barons who earn 25th to 75th percentile incomes with no more than moderate effort. these problems are compounded by more quotidian concerns about academic grades and the nutritive values of school lunches. when push comes to shove, the farmer pays a premium for high-quality hybrid seeds, solar-powered water pumps, and synthetic fertilizers that are likely to improve his crop yields and marital harmony while still rendering the occasional drink at the club, in pleasant company, a feasible proposition. not that we recommend any such routine indulgence. to each his own, as we say in the industry.

hilarious! that's what we call, சுக்குமி  ளகுதி  ப்பிலி.  let's see if you figure that out.

swapna wrote:

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:

swapna wrote:

garam_kuta wrote:hahaha, fat chance.. don't flatter yourself hoping that someone is gonna associate you with anything that is mammalian and that too, human; yes we do hear your grave, perennial cry to be one, and perhaps in your punarjenmam, if sAmiyaar takes pity on you, in one of his weak and expansive moments, may grant that.

meanwhile, try this during christmas time, and then come for a review.

the wealth of words that.soft-drink makers indulge in exults the sinuses of the bravest among us, without regard to our individual quandaries. contrary to popular belief, however, somnambulism affects the navajos of the northwest much more than it does upper caste cattle barons who earn 25th to 75th percentile incomes with no more than moderate effort. these problems are compounded by more quotidian concerns about academic grades and the nutritive values of school lunches. when push comes to shove, the farmer pays a premium for high-quality hybrid seeds, solar-powered water pumps, and synthetic fertilizers that are likely to improve his crop yields and marital harmony while still rendering the occasional drink at the club, in pleasant company, a feasible proposition. not that we recommend any such routine indulgence. to each his own, as we say in the industry.

hilarious! that's what we call, சுக்குமி  ளகுதி  ப்பிலி.  let's see if you figure that out.

parse? chukku, miLagu, thippili?

swapna wrote:from huffington post:

http://m.huffingtonpost.in/2016/08/21/p-v-sindhus-caste-is-more-important-to-indians-than-her-silver/

truthbetold wrote:

swapna wrote:http://m.ibtimes.co.in/pv-sindhu-caste-netizens-search-olympic-medallists-caste-when-entire-nation-celebrates-her-690508

the most intense search on the internet that starts with 'p v sindhu' is for her caste - yeah, caashTu - according to the report linked above.

apparently, almost nothing else is relevant to indiapeepals, especially telegapeepals.

get ready for a barrage of crudeness from the belleview (psych hospital) tamil brahmin, accusing me of being - hahaha! - a vagina, and from penius seetharamayya, wishing fervently (and pathetically) for my death.

q: when will you guys win more medals? a: when you get over your caste obsession.

Flimflam/Swapna,

You are the first one talking about her caste on this forum and now you post another little read news item to bring Caastu on the screen again. 

Your putrid mind can only think of two things defecation and Caastu. Bigots like you can never understand the widespread appreciation for this young girl. 

I have been posting about her previous achievements on this forum. Her rise to the top of badminton ranks is due to her parental support ( driving her 100 km each day) and her own hard work.  

Bigot, did you check with your 'd' if she has any comments on your behavior.

truthbetold wrote:Flimflam/Swapna,

Your bewaqoofi is repeatedly on display with every  post.

There is no such thing as telaga language or telagapeople.  

Did you check with your 'd'?  Why are ashamed of talking to your own 'd'?

truthbetold wrote:Sevaji,

Sindhu is her given/first name. 

Telugu people write surname/familyname first (most use initials) first unlike NIs and Europeans who write family name first.

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:

swapna wrote:

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:

swapna wrote:

garam_kuta wrote:hahaha, fat chance.. don't flatter yourself hoping that someone is gonna associate you with anything that is mammalian and that too, human; yes we do hear your grave, perennial cry to be one, and perhaps in your punarjenmam, if sAmiyaar takes pity on you, in one of his weak and expansive moments, may grant that.

meanwhile, try this during christmas time, and then come for a review.

the wealth of words that.soft-drink makers indulge in exults the sinuses of the bravest among us, without regard to our individual quandaries. contrary to popular belief, however, somnambulism affects the navajos of the northwest much more than it does upper caste cattle barons who earn 25th to 75th percentile incomes with no more than moderate effort. these problems are compounded by more quotidian concerns about academic grades and the nutritive values of school lunches. when push comes to shove, the farmer pays a premium for high-quality hybrid seeds, solar-powered water pumps, and synthetic fertilizers that are likely to improve his crop yields and marital harmony while still rendering the occasional drink at the club, in pleasant company, a feasible proposition. not that we recommend any such routine indulgence. to each his own, as we say in the industry.

hilarious! that's what we call, சுக்குமி  ளகுதி  ப்பிலி.  let's see if you figure that out.

parse? chukku, miLagu, thippili?

yes. when students turned in gobbledygook passages which were also poorly punctuated, my english teacher mother used to show them to us as examples of சுக்குமி  ளகுதி  ப்பிலி, to teach us how not to write.