@ supra - sorry if it made you feel bad.
Printable View
@ supra - sorry if it made you feel bad.
I wouldn't find it offensive if someone called me desi. But some people might find it offensive. It's more awkward because it's not a widely known word.Quote:
Originally Posted by JPaul
Yogi, can you stop posting fellas. It's enough that some o deez women have no hips or ass.:ermm:
Oh ok. My ex-gf was half black/half east indian (beautiful) and when I told my coworker from Trinidad (who had my Xbox modded :01: ) he said that was called dougla (sp?). He said it could be considered derogatory but I asked her about it, she thought nothing of it.:ermm:Quote:
Originally Posted by maebach
I guess any race labeling can be considered derogatory if it's not the accepted race name.
Desi is a new one for me. Is it American or East Indian?
I haven't the slightest as to what emo is either.:unsure:
For you, allways!!!:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Busyman
http://gominosensei.org/images/pics/bacon-in-ass.gif
Btw. i actually don't fancy male bums......
Vida!!!:01: The fella's head peepng out screws up the asscheekviewership.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yogs
But you'll stick your cawk in them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yogi
It's a queer old world.
Sans the rearward head she is rather hawt! :w00t:Quote:
Originally Posted by Yogs
I don't think he ever said whether he was a giver or a taker, or both.Quote:
Originally Posted by manker
From my understanding the term "des" or "desh" means "country", thus "desi" means "from the country" (presumming country of origin) in many of the indian languages.Quote:
Originally Posted by JPaul
It would be like if i met someone from wales in england who asked me are you "from the country" (meaning wales) in the native tongue.
I know this from a former collegue who is from the bengal region of india. Ok i admit i learnt this from a guy from the local indian restaurant, although the former collegue did say something similar.