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You need to confront your fear of thinking it’s creepy to go to the Pakistani community and the only way to confront your fear of the Pakistani community is by visiting them.
It’s not a fear of thinking it’s creepy. If I were afraid of thinking it’s creepy, I’d be hesitant to think so.
I’m not afraid of the Pakistani community. I just think it’s rude to randomly hug strangers. Maybe on your side of the pond people hug strangers, but not here.My friend, you just need to take a leap of faith and trust me and obey what I told you to do in the previous messages I wrote to you.
Why should I trust you on this? You are a stranger whom I would call the police on if you hugged me.
Maybe I’ll hand out some Pepsi.
If you feel so weirded out by the though of hugging a the first Pakistani person you encounter in the Pakistani community in the city closest to your own city where you live, instead I want you to go to the nearest Pakistani community in your area and spend the day with the Pakistani community and really get to know them for yourself.
But Pakistanis are people with real lives. They are busy at their jobs. And my neighbors will be upset too.
Visit the Pakistani community on the weekend.
But what’s the point anyway? As a grand gesture of love? Even assuming that it does work (which it won’t), people will think I only like Pakistani people, and all the people on my block who are not Pakistani will shun me.
You didn’t answer my question about the word “rascist”.
I was typing fast on my computer and accidentally pressed the wrong letter on the keyboard and didn’t notice the spelling error till you brought it to my attention.
What gave you the idea that I have something against brown skin?
Do you really represent the Knowledge Panel?
You seem to have a hard time understanding and listening to what I told you to do, That’s why I will tell you one more time my message to you. Hopefully this time your ears and heart will be wide open to what I am telling you to do.
VISIT THE PAKISTANI COMMUNITY ON THE WEEKEND AND I GURANTEE WITHOUT A DOUBT THAT YOUR NEIGHBORS WON’T SHUN YOU FOR VISITING THE PAKSTANI COMMUNITY BUT WILL ACTUALLY PRAISE YOU FOR VISITING THE PAKSTANI COMMUNITY AND YOUR NEIGHBORS WILL LIKE YOU EVEN MORE AFTER YOU VISIT THE PAKSTANI COMMUNITY THEN THEY LIKED YOU BEFORE YOU VISITED THE PAKISTANI COMMUNITY BECAUSE YOUR NEIGHBORS BELIEVE DEEPLY IN THE CONCEPT OF TOLERANCE AND OPENNESS TOWARDS OTHER ETHNIC COMMUNITIES.
I heard you, I just disagree. Is that too much for you to take?
How exactly am I even supposed to find the nearest Pakistani community?And my neighbors believe in tolerance, but they don’t believe in love for only one community. If I visit the Pakistani community, I’ll have to visit the Chinese, Iranian, Indian, Haitian, Japanese, Italian and Korean communities (and more) as well for my neighbors to see it as equal tolerance.
Google search where the closest Pakistani community is nearest to you.
Google seems to only know about Pakistani restaurants.
Pakistani food is the best tasting food in the whole wide world.
Gavriel613, there are Chinese restaurants in non-Chinese neighborhoods. I can’t assume Pakistani food is different.
KnPanel, unfortunately I don’t know of any authentic kosher Pakistani restaurants, so I can’t know if that’s true. If you know any easy recipes, I could try to make them.
Pakstani Spicy Zucchini
Ingredients
20 m
1/4 cup cooking oil
1 onion, thinly sliced
6 zucchini – peeled, seeded and cut into semicircles
1/2 teaspoon salt
2 cups water
2 teaspoons chili powder
1/2 teaspoon ground turmeric
1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
1 teaspoon ground coriander seed
3 whole cloves
7 whole peppercorns
4 tomatoes, chopped
2 tablespoons plain yogurtThose are ingredients, but what are the directions? And what’s the 20 m at the beginning? Can pareve yogurt be used?
This thread (also) shows only 2 pages on the main page despite having 3.
Why does that happen?
Here in England where I live we have awesome Kosher Pakistani restaurant that I eat at practically all the time.
I can’t afford the plane tickets right now.
I will pay for you to come to England.
But I will need return tickets also.
When you click on the link to the last post on the main page,
you’re taken to the 2nd page of the thread.Okay will do.
The tickets, or clicking on the page?
I will be sending you the tickets to your email.
If airline tickets are no big deal for you, why does the live Coffee Room meetup have to be in London for you to attend?
KnP: why should I peel the squash? What have you got against zucchini peels? Is it its dark color? Or perhaps its uneven skin tone?
Get pre-peeled and sliced zucchini at your local grocery store.
They sell that?
Peeling and slicing it isn’t so hard, so-pre peeled pre-sliced with its higher price and its lack of moisture is not worth it.
Here in London, England we have an all kosher grocery store that sells pre-peeled and pre-sliced zucchini.
Yes, your just not looking hard enough for it in your local grocery store.
I just don’t see the point.
To save your wife time in the kitchen.
But there are so many ways to peel and cut it, and everyone has a different preference.
Then let only your wife go grocery shopping from now on.
I don’t let any of my 7 wives do any shopping. They always spend over budget.
Then get your groceries thru Amazon Prime.
I had dosed off when I wrote that. I’m not actually a polygamist, and I have no problem peeling and cutting whole vegetables, which I believe is usually cheaper than buying pre cut.
I will give you your own private chef.
Here in America, we don’t trade in humans anymore.
Consider my gift to you a servant not a slave.
That depends. Did you buy him or pay him for his time?
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