Carribean Indians

by sambarvada Wed Jun 01, 2011 12:00 pm

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/ny_crime/2011/03/16/2011-03-16_eric_persaud_queens_man_who_burned_girlfriends_face_with_hot_iron_sentenced_to_1.html

===> I rented a room in a house owned by an Indian lady from a carribean country.

She and some of her relatives lived there.

There were 4 major things that went on in that house.

1. Heavy Booze basically rum and coke.
2. Constant blaring of Reggae and Calypso music which gave me headache.
3. The lady had multiple relationships. Changed her lovers many times. It so happened that one of her former boyfriend got into physical fights with the man she was screwing around at that time.
4. Weekend parties in which she invited her compatriots mostly blacks and butt grinding dance till 2 AM.

by charvaka Wed Jun 01, 2011 12:43 pm

Fine editorial commentary. But what did you learn from this experience? What were your key takeaways?

by sambarvada Wed Jun 01, 2011 1:23 pm

charvaka wrote:Fine editorial commentary. But what did you learn from this experience? What were your key takeaways?

===> That Carribbean Indians have more fun in life than Tamil Brahmins.

by charvaka Wed Jun 01, 2011 1:27 pm

sambarvada wrote:
charvaka wrote:Fine editorial commentary. But what did you learn from this experience? What were your key takeaways?

===> That Carribbean Indians have more fun in life than Tamil Brahmins.

A more appropriate lesson to learn would have been that "the Caribbean Indian lady in this story" had more fun in her life than "the Tamil Brahmin in this story."

by Hellsangel Wed Jun 01, 2011 1:28 pm

Statistics must be observed and learned, like the observer does.

by sambarvada Wed Jun 01, 2011 2:03 pm

charvaka wrote:
sambarvada wrote:
charvaka wrote:Fine editorial commentary. But what did you learn from this experience? What were your key takeaways?

===> That Carribbean Indians have more fun in life than Tamil Brahmins.

A more appropriate lesson to learn would have been that "the Caribbean Indian lady in this story" had more fun in her life than "the Tamil Brahmin in this story."

===> Mr. Clear Thinking

Then before we pronounce the lessons learnt, the word "fun" has to be precisely defined.

Afterall what exactly is having fun?

For people like Sandilya, doing Padhuka Puja for Sankaracharya is "having fun".

For someone else, watching pron movies is "having fun".

by charvaka Wed Jun 01, 2011 2:06 pm

sambarvada wrote:
Afterall what exactly is having fun?

For people like Sandilya, doing Padhuka Puja for Sankaracharya is "having fun".

For someone else, watching pron movies is "having fun".

Why do you think only one of those activities is "fun" for Sandilya? Based on his history of CH comments, it would be more reasonable to conclude that both activities would be fun for him.

by garam_kuta Wed Jun 01, 2011 2:23 pm

[quote="sambarvada"][quote="charvaka"][quote="sambarvada"]

charvaka wrote:

===> Mr. Clear Thinking

Then before we pronounce the lessons learnt, the word "fun" has to be precisely defined.

Afterall what exactly is having fun?

For people like Sandilya, doing Padhuka Puja for Sankaracharya is "having fun".

For someone else, watching pron movies is "having fun".

1. who is the tamil bramin in what story?
2. the woman is a bramin from the Caribbean?
3. Naipaul is a bramin from the Caribbean and what do you think he will have to say on this?
actually i give up.. too many Qs

sorry- messed up the quote it should be sambarvada's and not charvaka's

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