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halik said:
Indian guy + white girl, guaranteed. All my brown friends lust after the "ice queens"
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easy dude 🙁

<----- Indian guy dating white girl, though I was born and raised here. I'm more of a coconut than anything.

Edit: If it makes you feel better I have a Wenger messenger bag/laptop bag that I use when I need to look professionalish 🙂
 
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BoomerD said:
That's what I actually expected this thread to be about.

Take a fucking shower will ya?

(and cut down on the curry...that stench doesn't ever go away)
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Seriously it so fucking embarrassing when you're standing next to some FOB indian person and they smell like I do after my 8 mile run.
 
Barfo said:
I think it's justified if they wear this backpack.

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That is just... :awe:
 
PhoKingGuy said:
Seriously it so fucking embarrassing when you're standing next to some FOB indian person and they smell like I do after my 8 mile run.
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Dude, at least you didn't have to play clarinet for a year sitting next to one who didn't believe in showering or deodorant. I can still taste it...


I carry a very fancy messenger bag to work. Stylish, but I can't wait until I'm 40 with a crooked spine and a nice hump on my right shoulder.
 
I wouldn't be surprise if my real estate agent didn't have a problem carrying a kid's back pack. He's an older chinese guy and speaks english very well but what he wears is a total disaster. Velcro tennis shoes, white socks, slacks with pant legs too short, non-matching suit coat, dress shirt 2 sizes too big and tie with a big smilely face. He's a cool guy but it can be damn embarrassing walking with him when looking at houses.
 
halik said:
Let me take a minute and explain the theory behind wearing middle school children's backpacks to work: you don't.

A middle aged (indian) man, wearing business casual or better, has very little in common with a 12 year old girl and the backpack follows that pattern. Unless your daily commute includes a hike over the Whistler, there is no need to wear one.

Also I wanted to touch on a special case of this - wearing a full suit and a backpack. You definitely don't. That combination essentially nets out to wearing pajamas to work.

Thanks for your cooperation,

the professional world
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dot or feather?
 
vshah said:
the worst is the rolling backpack
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This. Are people really such lazy wussies nowadays that they can't support a few kilos worth of books and a bagged lunch on their shoulders for a few minutes at a time? 🙄

I remember when I was younger, my parents still had the full-size suitcases they received as wedding presents. Those had a HANDLE...no wheels. You had to carry the full weight using only one arm/shoulder.

Hell, when I went backpacking in Europe a couple years ago, I ended up carrying my gf's old suitcase up most flights of stairs (2 handed) while my own pack was still on my back. Probably 90 lbs worth of stuff on my 140 lb frame.
 
InflatableBuddha said:
This. Are people really such lazy wussies nowadays that they can't support a few kilos worth of books and a bagged lunch on their shoulders for a few minutes at a time? 🙄

I remember when I was younger, my parents still had the full-size suitcases they received as wedding presents. Those had a HANDLE...no wheels. You had to carry the full weight using only one arm/shoulder.

Hell, when I went backpacking in Europe a couple years ago, I ended up carrying my gf's old suitcase up most flights of stairs (2 handed) while my own pack was still on my back. Probably 90 lbs worth of stuff on my 140 lb frame.
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I know right, no one getting older has any sort of physical problems at all!!!!
 
theflyingpig said:
lol. Americans are so silly. Giving up convenience because of the opinions of fools. lol. Pathetic. Everyone knows this.
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Pathetic, everyone knows this? Man, you're slippin' 😛

These same people will continuously troll me for not wearing multi-colored clothes to the gym. 🙄
 
PhoKingGuy said:
easy dude 🙁

<----- Indian guy dating white girl, though I was born and raised here. I'm more of a coconut than anything.

Edit: If it makes you feel better I have a Wenger messenger bag/laptop bag that I use when I need to look professionalish 🙂
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Ha that's their word, not mine. All about white girls, I'm tellin' ya.
 
We have a formal dress code where I work and I see tons of Indian guys, mostly new hires fresh out of college, wear backpacks. Then again, I live and work in India.
 
I thought this topic was going to strongly endorse they manscape

I swear every time I look at my indian co workers I've half a mind to take a clipper with a 1/4th" blade and pass it across their arms!
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i know many of our management that uses backpacks. many are on call 24/7 and the backpack becomes their office. i work in the field and have a backpack and a stuffed laptop bag as my office.
 
Elias824 said:
Not that hard to get a laptop bag, I dont really like briefcases though seems like they would be a pain to carry. Im in school still and I dont even use a backpack anymore.
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I let my friend read this and he said "I used paper bags back in highschool for my things.. It's like I'm always carrying some groceries" Then I was like 😵
 
LittleNemoNES said:
I thought this topic was going to strongly endorse they manscape

I swear every time I look at my indian co workers I've half a mind to take a clipper with a 1/4th" blade and pass it across their arms!
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Who asked for a picture of your wife's arm? 😀
 
LittleNemoNES said:
I thought this topic was going to strongly endorse they manscape

I swear every time I look at my indian co workers I've half a mind to take a clipper with a 1/4th" blade and pass it across their arms!
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lol new game...

indian or greek....
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btw don't search for this kinda stuff without strict safe search on🙁🙁
 
Capt Caveman said:
I bring a backpack to work. It carries my laptop, lunch and running clothes as I usually run home from work. Oh, noes. I didn't realize I was wearing my pajamas!

OP = Dumbass
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Agreed. I bring a combo laptop backpack to work (it has a compartment specifically for laptops). I keep tons of stuff in there including book to read on the subway, lunch, snacks, AC charger for the laptop, mp3 player, glasses, sometimes running clothes and other random stuff for errands I might run at lunch or after work. I used to try to fit all this into a laptop bag but it was a pain to carry, and most of the time couldn't fit everything in there. I also took the NYC subway home late at night pretty often so I decided I would rather not have a bag that advertised I was carrying a laptop.

I have a slim laptop bag I use in case I visit clients. I hate it now and it feels like carrying a purse.

"OH NOESSS! THE CULTURALLY DIFFERENT CO-WORKERS ARE DOING SOMETHING DIFFERENT!!"
Instead of ridiculing the coworkers, the OP should be ridiculed for being closed-minded.
 
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