Americas' Andhra people invasion of USA

[Suresh Naresh]

 

[Suresh Naresh]

 

[Suresh Naresh]

 

[Suresh Naresh]

 

[Bilal9]

Conquered usa my azz

I don't know if just migrating somewhere as H1B temporary workers with family qualifies as conquering that place.

You and family are still at the mercy (in many ways) for acceptance by the local majority populace and culture and they can reject you culturally (as happened in Canada as we have seen). Of course one can be shameless and stay (if one has no place else to go). From what I have seen, the newer immigrants are subject to rejection because they fail to adapt to local culture (assimilate) and become dwellers in 'cultural ghettos', sticking to their own culture. This is the fate of many H1Bs.

 

[Bilal9]

Are you a daalkhor @Bagheera0084 ?

I don't know what a daalkhor is - if you can explain for non-Indians.

I only know about the names I am called - such as lungi, chaddi etc.

 

[Suresh Naresh]

 

[Sharma Ji]

I don't know what a daalkhor is - if you can explain for non-Indians.

I only know about the names I am called - such as lungi, chaddi etc.

its a bit of a derogatory term I picked up on the old OG Pk forum when it was being hurled at us gangouse..

means non-meat eater, a veggie, basically

lungi = bangla person, also kida rude lmao

chaddi = rss bhakt, also used disparagingly



'jholadhaari' is another once, though sadly, not as common in usage.. it means commie students, generally from, JNU or some such heavily left leaning universities where those students often have a 'jhola' bag

lol