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Indians – they are differently made

8 April 2010 19 Comments

Indians are differently made. Seriously.

At times they are very conservative, brainy & thoughtful and other times they are full of masti and idiotness. Sometimes I feel there is a loose screw in their upper portion and that includes me as well. :)

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This was not a swimming pool but middle of a sea near Phi Phi island.

This photo is a result when I spotted 3 people having beer in the middle of the sea !! Guess what ?

They were Indians.

The precious little time I got to chat with them from the deck of my moving boat is unforgettable. Shouting at my level best, I spoke to them in Hindi. Sardarji told me, they were from Chandigarh and chilling out in Thailand.

And after that chit-chat when I turned back, whole of boat knew I was from India. :D
And as usual, were quite amazed to see an Indian woman traveling alone.

On another occasion, in a restaurant two Indians (or Pakistanis, but I assume them to be Indians) were trying to pull one on the waiter. They were so bored of different types of fried rice and chicken dishes that they ordered

veg chicken rice
and chicken shahi korma

Indians !! I love them. :D

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