Thread 212641241

why do brown people do this

>>212641241 (OP)
higher T levels than homosexual fag whitoid boi disgusted by everything with ten thousands of allergies

>>212641241 (OP)
mental illness

>>212641241 (OP)
Do they? A Mexican got mad at me for asking why he was eating a hamburger with a fork.

>>212641241 (OP)
Hoe do you eat your sandwich?
How do you eat your fries?
How do you eat your popcorn?

Exactly normal like indian people okay

>>212641241 (OP)
I only eat things using my wife's bvll's B B C

>>212641241 (OP)
old testament thing I suppose.
christians had also refused to use a tool on left hand until Italians invented table forks during the renaissance.

>>212641503
Arabs, Africans, South East Asians all eat with their hands. Italians did too for a long time.

>>212641503
there's a difference between rice or other wet, soft foods and hard, dry foods like sandwiches, fries or popcorn

>>212641861
>White apes can't cook rice without turning it into mush
KEK. No wonder you needed the Moors

God I love eating biryani
I should have gotten some chicken on my supermarket shop so I could make some delicious hydrebadi biryani

>>212641910
>Hydrebadi
Youre a muzzie aren't ya? No hate just asking

>>212641927
No I'm Chinese not Muslim

>>212641881
even if you considered plain white rice the same as popcorn, the vast majority of the time you don't eat it like that, but mixed with sauces and shit
A spoon is just a more logical choice unless you're a super poor peasant in the middle of nowhere

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iJUdcbCoIcA
This is a good recipe
Lichen (kalpasi) is worth getting if you can find it

>>212641241 (OP)
they use their designated left hand though, and make a sophisticated shape with their fingers to make it look more civilised, albeit.

>>212641821
No euros used spoons and sticks before using forks. Also, pointy sticks were used before forks and forks are really ancient anyway, unless you think 700 years is nothing

many beige people do it too

>>212641980
yeah bro buy 30 different spices to make one indian meal

>>212644964
The only spice that you might not use regularly for Indian cuisine is Shahi jeera and Lichen (kalpasi)
You don't need Shahi jeera, it's just like cumin

>>212641241 (OP)
Do they wash their hands before doing this?