Thread 214052864

Get the shit out of your mouth saaaarrrr

don't say that about your own country saar

>>214052864 (OP)
Brazilians take two showers a day on average.
We're not like you SAAR.

>>214052864 (OP)
what does London have to do with anything

>>214052864 (OP)
I would take 10 brazilians for every 1 pajeet.

Indian soldiers shaking hands with British soldiers right before declaration of Indian independence to lower the UK flag, 15th August 1947

>>214052864 (OP)
At least Brazilians live in a constant state of party and celebration, and have beautiful vistas and natural beauty, Jeetlandia is a barren wasteland

>>214052880

>shitholest places possible in all of brazil equals decent indian cities

WTF LMAO

LOL

>>214052864 (OP)
we literally shower twice a day at least

>>214052880
those are definitely not the worst slums they couldve found

>>214053081
I'm Rio, the slums don't have dirt roads, ACTUALLY!

>>214052864 (OP)
But enough about modern day Europe

>>214052864 (OP)
I literally just had my second shower today. I’ve never heard people say Brazilians smell bad. It’s actually the other way around, we say Europeans don’t shower enough. We also tend to change clothes daily.

>>214052880
This is genuinely sad.
>t. lived in Capão Redondo

>>214052864 (OP)
Lots of Brazilians are brown and/or poor, but Brazilians in general are not smelly at all, quite the opposite. This is literally just a racist "brown = smelly" mentality. Made up and unfounded.
>>214053081
They're still favelas and still not the average place in Brazil either way (favelas are ~11% of Brazil).

>>214053220
I live near Capão Redondo. Where are you living now?

>>214053217
>We also tend to change clothes daily.
Lol. How fast does your clothes become old if you have to wash it after wearing it once? I change my t-shirts once in a week and I can wear my hoodies and jeans for like 3 months without washing them.

>>214052864 (OP)
>tf

>>214053446
Europeans are so nasty omg

>>214053446
I don't know, but basically 99% of Brazil wears clothes only once before washing them.

>>214053526
He's right, though. Washing clothes ruins them, and if you don't get them smelly, you don't need to wash them.

>>214052864 (OP)
Brazil is still way wealthier than India is
t. Indian Americanon

>>214052864 (OP)
Brazilians are everything but not smelly.

>>214053603
>Washing clothes ruins them
Not if you manually wash them

>>214053081
True, rocinha is a bit more densely packed and has better infrastructure on it's main (driveable) streets than many regular brazilian slums but architecture-wise the usual slum isnt different. The only kinds of slum that are considerably bellow average are palafitas (pic rel) and those homeless camps made of trashbags and plywood, but these are a minority even among slum dwellers

>>214053730
Most Brazilian slums looked like that back in the day

>>214052864 (OP)
a brazilian vlogger and his wife suffered an accident in India and they were very helpful and nice.
i don't understand why people bully them so much.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rN2cVpAraw

>>214053777
99.9% of europe looked like that for much of its post stone age history up until post ww1 or 2

>>214053323
Minas Gerais. São Lourenço.

>>214053446
We don’t usually wear the same clothes at home and outside. The clothes I wear at home get washed after every use until they’re worn out and become rags. Clothes for going out are only worn on specific occasions, so I wash them only after some use. It’s like a suit, you only wear it when needed. I have clothes for staying home, clothes for the supermarket, clothes for church, and so on. Each set is kept for its purpose. When they get old, torn, or stained, they turn into home clothes.