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[Food] World gone Madras?
- Thread starter Is it PotG?
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The Mole
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Shouldn’t that be the world’s gone Chennai!
Sounds like a naan starter to me.
Bladders
Twats everywhere
Why does the MSM give these idiots airtime
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On a serious note I’ve taken the liberty of editing your pun to highlight why the generic word curry would be frowned upon by Indians.
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
As soon as I saw this herbert described as being a "food influencer" I stopped reading.
Come back with an opinion when you've actually got a proper job.
Come back with an opinion when you've actually got a proper job.
It's political correctness gone mad. Down with this sort of thing.
midnight_rendezvous
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I dare say the culture war is good for business unfortunately
Exactly this- in a media world dominated by social media 'clicks' these kind of stories are golden
bluenitsuj
Listen to me!!!
The food bloggers can go **** themselves
Worried Man Blues
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Makes me wanna Korai 
ConfusedGloryHunter
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About time someone spoke out about this historic injustice.
Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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Different thing, same trite Gen Z crybaby bollox. Next thing they'll be telling us there's a problem with Apu
Coalburner
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- May 22, 2017
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So do we have to stop calling single storey dwellings "bungalows" because that's a word we got from the great sub-continent that we colonised?
Washie
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Different thing, same trite Gen Z crybaby bollox. Next thing they'll be telling us there's a problem with Apu
It was an Indian person, and they don't want it banned, but to stop labelling all Indian food curry.
I think they’ll vinda-lose this argument.
Tom Hark Preston Park
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dsr-burnley
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On a serious note I’ve taken the liberty of editing your pun to highlight why the generic word curry would be frowned upon by Indians.
So how upset would your average Indian be? Would he or she be as upset as I would be, if I discovered that Indians used the word "bread" to describe food that wasn't really bread? Because I don't honestly think I'd care.