I know India's a pretty big place, so there's room for lots of points of view and all that, but isn't it kind of weird to take a guy who was the living embodiment of self-deprivation and put his likeness on your currency?
I'd go for a Hindi version of the Monopoly® guy, but that's just me.
A question of etiquette: When you're drinking beer (or anything else, I should imagine) from a glass that has a logo on it, does the logo face you or does it face outward?
Silly, I know, but I kind of dig that Japanese thing where it's good manners to pour the other person's sake.
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I have no idea what he was saying but now my computer is running better.
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That was pretty funny.
I know India's a pretty big place, so there's room for lots of points of view and all that, but isn't it kind of weird to take a guy who was the living embodiment of self-deprivation and put his likeness on your currency?
I'd go for a Hindi version of the Monopoly® guy, but that's just me.
A question of etiquette: When you're drinking beer (or anything else, I should imagine) from a glass that has a logo on it, does the logo face you or does it face outward?
Silly, I know, but I kind of dig that Japanese thing where it's good manners to pour the other person's sake.
That said, I knew this POA kind of guy who would offer to light women's cigarettes for them.
Sometimes that went smoothly and sometimes it didn't.
Regardless, I found the whole thing rather off-putting.
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Take the accent challenge.
Interesting. Of course the laughter was too long and too loud. A hearty chuckle would have sufficed.
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