Submitted by King-Omair on 4 March, 2007 - 21:20 #1
1. You go to drop off one person to the airport, but you take 50 extra people with you
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>2. Your entire family runs the marathon when they see a dog (calmly walking on the other side of the road)
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>3. Your cousin is said to have "gone abroad to get married", but you know he’s doing time in prison
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>4. You were taught never to talk to strangers at primary school, yet your parents force you to call a complete stranger "Auntie"
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>5. Your uncles crack jokes that aren’t even funny
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>6. "Paracetamol" is your cure to every illness
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>7. You somehow think you’re related to Prince Naseem Hamed
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>8. Your remote control is still in its plastic packet
>
>9. You use your religion to get yourself out of almost anything
>e.g. P.E, class discussions, debates, etc.
>
>10. You secretly meet your boyfriend/girlfriend in the most obvious places (e.g. your front garden) and expect NOT to get caught by your parents
>
>11. "GET YOUR BACK-UP DOWN" and "KICK OFF!" is your solution to every problem
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>12. You studied A’ Level Maths but still think it’s possible to fit 100 people into 1 car
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>13. You wear sunglasses in hail, sleet and snow
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>14. You accuse the shopkeeper of being racist when he kindly asks you to pay for your packet of crisps
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>15. Your mobile phone "just happens to ring" when you see a member of the opposite sex
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>16. You hire a convertible in mid-December
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>17. You secretly watch "ZEE T.V." but pretend you’ve never heard of it
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>18. "My mate wants to check ya!" is secretly your chat-up line
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>19. Your car is better than your house
>
>20. You think you’re part of the MAFIA, yet you study Law
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>21. You seem to think that this list DOES NOT apply to you
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>22. You become obsessed with a member of the opposite sex, ring their house everyday, follow them home…and get rejected (you then ask out their best mate)
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>23. You think it’s a sin if you admit you’ve revised before an exam
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>24. You wonder why the person you fancy doesn’t come over when you and your mates scream, "Yo! Come over ‘ere!"
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>25. At the age of 30, you still think you can get away with paying child fare on the bus
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>26. You have a telephone at home but nobody is (ever) allowed to use it
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>27. You find a photo of a man with bushy hair, white shoes and sunglasses…you ask who he is and find out it’s your uncle
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>28. Your wear DKNY yet your mum buys material from Longsight Market
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>29. You’ve failed your driving test 6 times, but you’ve been driving for the past 3 years
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>30. In the primary school nativity plays you were always the donkey in the background (and if you were extra lucky, you were given the part of the villager)
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>31. You’re related to your husband/wife even before you’ve married them
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>32. The bus never stops for you
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>33. You’re the last person to see your wedding card … and the person you’re getting married to
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>34. Even your underwear is designer
>
>35. You dance at a complete stranger’s wedding (and claim you are a distant relative)
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>36. You somehow think you were involved in Tu Pac’s death
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>37. You drive your car around the same spot for 10 years playing music that was out in ’95
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>38. You achieve A*’s in every subject and your parents tell you to STUDY HARDER
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>39. Your car is better than your house
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>40. Universities let you in for Medicine just by looking at you
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>41. You are offended by this list and you’re going to make a complaint about it
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>42. At home you have a butcher’s knife which is bigger than your head
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>43. Wilmslow Road is like a second home to you
>
>44. There is a tub of "PRIDE GHEE" and a sack of "TILDA BASTMATI" in your hallway
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>45. Your mum asks you what you want to be when you’re 6 six years old and you say, "a Bollywood Superstar"…ten years later you’re still saying the same thing
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>46. You can’t go to certain places because your Uncle works there
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>47. You think you’re life is just ONE BIG INDIAN FILM
>
>48. You somehow think you are a member of the F.B.I and therefore have to have code-name for everything e.g. T.P.
>
>49. You seem to think that an ordinary car is a racing car and ordinary roads are racing tracks, thus explaining why you speed around thinking you’re Damon Hill
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>50. You were forced to watch Indian films during your childhood, and then your parents wonder why you lack in intelligence
>
>51. You are over-dressed for every occasion and seem to take it as a joke when someone calls you "Garry Glitter"
>
>52. You hardly ever take prescribed medicines because your parents have their own herbal cures at home
>
>53. Unknown "relatives" start ringing your house on the day that your exam results are coming out
>
>54. You are unable to open your front door because of the pile of shoes blocking the way
>
>55. Your Auntie has permed, dyed, damaged hair
>
>56. Your parents have a PANIC ATTACK when something dirty comes on t.v.
>
>57. A member of your family claims that they once used to live in the Taj Mahal
>
>58. You have 3 hobbies CHILL, CHILL and CHILL
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>59. You have to offer guests tea even before they’ve stepped into your house
>
>60. You address every other Asian person on the planet as "your cousin"
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>61. You think you have the ability to take on the entire police force
>
>62. You dress identical to your friends and your favourite colour is black
>
>63. Girls Your brother thinks he’s your dad
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>64. Your wedding takes place in either a community centre or a crappy restaurant on Wilmslow Road
>
>65. You know how an Indian film will end even before it’s started (but you still watch it)
>
>66. You’re related to your doctor
>
>67. You go to a wedding with an empty car, but on the way back you end up giving the entire population of the wedding a lift home (and you haven’t seen half of these people in your life)
>
>68. At school, your parents were never aware of Parents’ Evening (…and if they did attend Parents’ Evening and you got a bad report, you told them that the teachers were all racist)
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>69. You arrive late at every party
>
>70. At weddings the cameraman only ever cameras you when you’re eating
>
>71. Your phone line has been cut off at home, yet you own more than one mobile phone
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>72. In primary school, your parents forced you to wear a glittery jumper with cats on it
>
>73. In high school, you teacher kept asking you if you were "forced to do things"
>
>74. In college, you either witnessed or were involved in a fight
>
>75. In University, you went to a Bhangra gig that ended with a big fight involving weird men wearing glittery pants and tacky golden earrings
>
>76. Your dad wears big, tinted-coloured sunglasses from the 60s (don’t even get us started on the yellow shirts)
>
>77. The closest you can get to appearing on Ricki Lake is CAFÉ 21
>
>78. Your parents find no criticisms in an Indian film where some guy jumps off a cliff and jumps back up again, people burst into song when their relatives are dying, evil politicians rule the world, and even the police don’t give a crap (and then they wonder why you prefer to watch "Eastenders")
>
>79. At parties, you wear more glitter and sparkly bits than a Christmas tree
>
>80. You get over-excited when you see another Asian person on t.v.
>
>81. You have attended every MELA ever organised
>
>82. You accuse your cousin of fancying you
>
>83. You lie to your parents about where you’ve been
>
>84. You know the name of every Asian person in College/University, and they know your name…but you never let on
>
>85. You know the lyrics to every Indian song ever written, but you deny it
>
>86. You come home to the sounds of Sunrise Radio
>
>87. Your parents force you to listen to old Indian/Ghazal songs
>
>88. Your auntie always wants you to have a secret relationship with her son/daughter.
>
>89. You are constantly being compared to every other Asian kid on the Planet
>
>90. You pronounce English words in a typical accent when speaking to your parents e.g. toilet "Toylat"
>
>91. You never go to the library "to work"
>
>92. Your phone number is x-directory
>
>93. A member of the opposite sex simply says "hello" and you accuse them of stalking you
>
>94. You receive phone numbers from complete strangers (either that or you’re handing your number out to complete strangers)
>
>95. You own a gold chain with your name engraved on it
>
>96. Guys you lock your sister up and then go out chilling yourself
>
>97. You have cousins that you’ve never even heard of
>
>98. At Bollywood superstar concerts you’re more interested in the people in the audience than the actual stars performing the show
>
>99. You wonder why people stare when you hire out a grand limousine for a wedding in a run down community centre located in the middle of nowhere
>
>100. You have received a prank phone call at least once in your life
>
>101. When celebrating a religious festival, you suddenly feel the need to scream and shout, dance on top on restaurants, cars… and even your friend’s shoulders for that matter View High Resolution
Please refrain from using profanity in the revival forums. Thank you.
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May Allah shine sweet faith upon you this day and times beyond. May your heart be enriched with peace, and may your home be blessed always. Ameen.
Submitted by peacegirl on 5 March, 2007 - 14:29 #12
oops its already on d list!!
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live and let live!!!!!!!
Submitted by yashmaki on 5 March, 2007 - 19:19 #13
they're stereotypes about "asians" in general not just Pakistanis to be fair. How many asians can u get in a four seater car more than seat belts provided theres room in the boot too, and space for flasks of tea and samosas wrapped in foil
Submitted by King-Omair on 7 March, 2007 - 19:27 #14
you forgot the plastic packaging on the remote also the 10 year old fans 2 light bulbs that havent been fixed in years the classic front room for guests which no1 is suppose to go in.
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Those who danced were thought to be quite insane, by those who couldn't hear the music...
"For too long, we have been a passively tolerant society, saying to our citizens 'as long as you obey the law, we will leave you alone'" - David Cameron, UK Prime Minister. 13 May 2015.
1. You go to drop off one person to the airport, but you take 50 extra people with you
>
>2. Your entire family runs the marathon when they see a dog (calmly walking on the other side of the road)
>
>3. Your cousin is said to have "gone abroad to get married", but you know he’s doing time in prison
>
>4. You were taught never to talk to strangers at primary school, yet your parents force you to call a complete stranger "Auntie"
>
>5. Your uncles crack jokes that aren’t even funny
>
>6. "Paracetamol" is your cure to every illness
>
>7. You somehow think you’re related to Prince Naseem Hamed
>
>8. Your remote control is still in its plastic packet
>
>9. You use your religion to get yourself out of almost anything
>e.g. P.E, class discussions, debates, etc.
>
>10. You secretly meet your boyfriend/girlfriend in the most obvious places (e.g. your front garden) and expect NOT to get caught by your parents
>
>11. "GET YOUR BACK-UP DOWN" and "KICK OFF!" is your solution to every problem
>
>12. You studied A’ Level Maths but still think it’s possible to fit 100 people into 1 car
>
>13. You wear sunglasses in hail, sleet and snow
>
>14. You accuse the shopkeeper of being racist when he kindly asks you to pay for your packet of crisps
>
>15. Your mobile phone "just happens to ring" when you see a member of the opposite sex
>
>16. You hire a convertible in mid-December
>
>17. You secretly watch "ZEE T.V." but pretend you’ve never heard of it
>
>18. "My mate wants to check ya!" is secretly your chat-up line
>
>19. Your car is better than your house
>
>20. You think you’re part of the MAFIA, yet you study Law
>
>21. You seem to think that this list DOES NOT apply to you
>
>22. You become obsessed with a member of the opposite sex, ring their house everyday, follow them home…and get rejected (you then ask out their best mate)
>
>23. You think it’s a sin if you admit you’ve revised before an exam
>
>24. You wonder why the person you fancy doesn’t come over when you and your mates scream, "Yo! Come over ‘ere!"
>
>25. At the age of 30, you still think you can get away with paying child fare on the bus
>
>26. You have a telephone at home but nobody is (ever) allowed to use it
>
>27. You find a photo of a man with bushy hair, white shoes and sunglasses…you ask who he is and find out it’s your uncle
>
>28. Your wear DKNY yet your mum buys material from Longsight Market
>
>29. You’ve failed your driving test 6 times, but you’ve been driving for the past 3 years
>
>30. In the primary school nativity plays you were always the donkey in the background (and if you were extra lucky, you were given the part of the villager)
>
>31. You’re related to your husband/wife even before you’ve married them
>
>32. The bus never stops for you
>
>33. You’re the last person to see your wedding card … and the person you’re getting married to
>
>34. Even your underwear is designer
>
>35. You dance at a complete stranger’s wedding (and claim you are a distant relative)
>
>36. You somehow think you were involved in Tu Pac’s death
>
>37. You drive your car around the same spot for 10 years playing music that was out in ’95
>
>38. You achieve A*’s in every subject and your parents tell you to STUDY HARDER
>
>39. Your car is better than your house
>
>40. Universities let you in for Medicine just by looking at you
>
>41. You are offended by this list and you’re going to make a complaint about it
>
>42. At home you have a butcher’s knife which is bigger than your head
>
>43. Wilmslow Road is like a second home to you
>
>44. There is a tub of "PRIDE GHEE" and a sack of "TILDA BASTMATI" in your hallway
>
>45. Your mum asks you what you want to be when you’re 6 six years old and you say, "a Bollywood Superstar"…ten years later you’re still saying the same thing
>
>46. You can’t go to certain places because your Uncle works there
>
>47. You think you’re life is just ONE BIG INDIAN FILM
>
>48. You somehow think you are a member of the F.B.I and therefore have to have code-name for everything e.g. T.P.
>
>49. You seem to think that an ordinary car is a racing car and ordinary roads are racing tracks, thus explaining why you speed around thinking you’re Damon Hill
>
>50. You were forced to watch Indian films during your childhood, and then your parents wonder why you lack in intelligence
>
>51. You are over-dressed for every occasion and seem to take it as a joke when someone calls you "Garry Glitter"
>
>52. You hardly ever take prescribed medicines because your parents have their own herbal cures at home
>
>53. Unknown "relatives" start ringing your house on the day that your exam results are coming out
>
>54. You are unable to open your front door because of the pile of shoes blocking the way
>
>55. Your Auntie has permed, dyed, damaged hair
>
>56. Your parents have a PANIC ATTACK when something dirty comes on t.v.
>
>57. A member of your family claims that they once used to live in the Taj Mahal
>
>58. You have 3 hobbies CHILL, CHILL and CHILL
>
>59. You have to offer guests tea even before they’ve stepped into your house
>
>60. You address every other Asian person on the planet as "your cousin"
>
>61. You think you have the ability to take on the entire police force
>
>62. You dress identical to your friends and your favourite colour is black
>
>63. Girls Your brother thinks he’s your dad
>
>64. Your wedding takes place in either a community centre or a crappy restaurant on Wilmslow Road
>
>65. You know how an Indian film will end even before it’s started (but you still watch it)
>
>66. You’re related to your doctor
>
>67. You go to a wedding with an empty car, but on the way back you end up giving the entire population of the wedding a lift home (and you haven’t seen half of these people in your life)
>
>68. At school, your parents were never aware of Parents’ Evening (…and if they did attend Parents’ Evening and you got a bad report, you told them that the teachers were all racist)
>
>69. You arrive late at every party
>
>70. At weddings the cameraman only ever cameras you when you’re eating
>
>71. Your phone line has been cut off at home, yet you own more than one mobile phone
>
>72. In primary school, your parents forced you to wear a glittery jumper with cats on it
>
>73. In high school, you teacher kept asking you if you were "forced to do things"
>
>74. In college, you either witnessed or were involved in a fight
>
>75. In University, you went to a Bhangra gig that ended with a big fight involving weird men wearing glittery pants and tacky golden earrings
>
>76. Your dad wears big, tinted-coloured sunglasses from the 60s (don’t even get us started on the yellow shirts)
>
>77. The closest you can get to appearing on Ricki Lake is CAFÉ 21
>
>78. Your parents find no criticisms in an Indian film where some guy jumps off a cliff and jumps back up again, people burst into song when their relatives are dying, evil politicians rule the world, and even the police don’t give a crap (and then they wonder why you prefer to watch "Eastenders")
>
>79. At parties, you wear more glitter and sparkly bits than a Christmas tree
>
>80. You get over-excited when you see another Asian person on t.v.
>
>81. You have attended every MELA ever organised
>
>82. You accuse your cousin of fancying you
>
>83. You lie to your parents about where you’ve been
>
>84. You know the name of every Asian person in College/University, and they know your name…but you never let on
>
>85. You know the lyrics to every Indian song ever written, but you deny it
>
>86. You come home to the sounds of Sunrise Radio
>
>87. Your parents force you to listen to old Indian/Ghazal songs
>
>88. Your auntie always wants you to have a secret relationship with her son/daughter.
>
>89. You are constantly being compared to every other Asian kid on the Planet
>
>90. You pronounce English words in a typical accent when speaking to your parents e.g. toilet "Toylat"
>
>91. You never go to the library "to work"
>
>92. Your phone number is x-directory
>
>93. A member of the opposite sex simply says "hello" and you accuse them of stalking you
>
>94. You receive phone numbers from complete strangers (either that or you’re handing your number out to complete strangers)
>
>95. You own a gold chain with your name engraved on it
>
>96. Guys you lock your sister up and then go out chilling yourself
>
>97. You have cousins that you’ve never even heard of
>
>98. At Bollywood superstar concerts you’re more interested in the people in the audience than the actual stars performing the show
>
>99. You wonder why people stare when you hire out a grand limousine for a wedding in a run down community centre located in the middle of nowhere
>
>100. You have received a prank phone call at least once in your life
>
>101. When celebrating a religious festival, you suddenly feel the need to scream and shout, dance on top on restaurants, cars… and even your friend’s shoulders for that matter View High Resolution
most of dese are on the jokes page which i did bro so im gnna sue u copyright
Those who danced were thought to be quite insane, by those who couldn't hear the music...
sue me 4 wot they not all on da jokes page
i was jokin bruv chill out
Those who danced were thought to be quite insane, by those who couldn't hear the music...
lol......u betta be
jokin chill
ok ill leave u alone 4 now :twisted:
Those who danced were thought to be quite insane, by those who couldn't hear the music...
and if u dont then wot!!!!!!!!!!!! :evil: :evil:
i dont know I GOT HAPPY U SAID I WAS JOKIN I FELT THE POWER SO HAAAAAT UR MOUTH [b]edit[/b]
Those who danced were thought to be quite insane, by those who couldn't hear the music...
I have one!!!!.........................
When even one person is going to Pakistan, EVERYBODY HAS to go to the airport!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Anuties, uncles, nephews, their kids and their kids!
live and let live!!!!!!!
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Please refrain from using profanity in the revival forums. Thank you.
May Allah shine sweet faith upon you this day and times beyond. May your heart be enriched with peace, and may your home be blessed always. Ameen.
oops its already on d list!!
live and let live!!!!!!!
they're stereotypes about "asians" in general not just Pakistanis to be fair. How many asians can u get in a four seater car more than seat belts provided theres room in the boot too, and space for flasks of tea and samosas wrapped in foil
hahahaahahha....... most of that is there 2
Very TP houses, well the ones i have been to have always had the follwing in their homes.
1. a displyed tea set- out on display in the kitchen glass cupboard.
2. Artifical flowers placed in a vases.
3. Don't think its been metioned the classic jali nettiing in the windows.
A rose protects its beauty with thorns..a woman protects hers with a veil
you forgot the plastic packaging on the remote also the 10 year old fans 2 light bulbs that havent been fixed in years the classic front room for guests which no1 is suppose to go in.
Those who danced were thought to be quite insane, by those who couldn't hear the music...
plastic packagin is tacky, whats the point of buying summat new if you gona keep it in that tacky packaging, you cant even show it off :roll:
packaging is my pet hate.
It is the firast thing I get rid of.
and then regret it if I have to return the item.
"For too long, we have been a passively tolerant society, saying to our citizens 'as long as you obey the law, we will leave you alone'" - David Cameron, UK Prime Minister. 13 May 2015.