lilmissmissy said:

I have a different feeling about it. I'm not proud to be an indian and I'm not proud to be anglo and I'm not proud to be an anglo-indian. I'm not ashamed to be this as well.

I have a problem using the word proud in this case because I had no control over it and it's not like it's something I accomplished. Proud is a very strong word to me like the word love. For me to be proud of something there must be an accomplishment to warrant this feeling. I really don't think I accomplished anything with my ethicnical background.

Not to take away from your feelings because it's good to be happy with who you are!

With my reason about pride; if people understand this and accept it as a fact then there shouldn't really be an racism because we don't chose what race we are, we have no control over this so why should someone hate a person because of there race?

Does this make any sense or have I hit the bong too much this evening?

mrbungle said:

Nah, i can relate to dat! 2day i spoke with this lady...da one who wrote da article i linked to, and i found the stories and everything so hauntingly mezmerising...i guess because everything else has such a definitive history, but where my ancestors came from...there isnt dat much..so every little bit i learn makes me kinda excited and wanna learn more!

Some dayz i just could not give a stuff... believe it or not... hehe.

lilmissmissy said:

no reason not to believe you but what about this?



I think he gives stoners a bad name.

lilmissmissy said:

Memory my ass ..... my Mom played that crap yesterday.

all indian here

Sweeny79 said:

just a little bit more than others....we're catching up with the chinese u know

My wife is half English and half Sri Lankan, so my kids are a quarter each.

What am I trying to say?

for anglo Indaian day.

Org day-trip to India '04



but i guess if we cant make it 2 India, then SOUTHALL will do

it was even translated in2 Japanese

These guys were an R'nB group dat me n my cousin were SPASTIC about in our mid to late teenz!! Da first time i went to a nightclub, i went to see these guyz play..it was my 18th birthday! And they sang "The Most Beautiful Girl In The World" and I went all as a teenage girl would. They toured Australia, Asia and New Zealand as far as I knowz. My favourite was da one on da absolute far left! (i know u cant see..sorry) Haha!!





CDB "Create Dream Believe"
[This message was edited Mon Aug 2 5:46:41 2004 by lilmissmissy]

My wife is half English and half Sri Lankan, so my kids are a quarter each.

What am I trying to say?

for anglo Indaian day.

[color=violet:3f8f391a34]Sweet Lassi[/color]
[color=violet:3f8f391a34]Heavenly Sweet, Rich, Yogurt Drink[/color]

[color=violet:3f8f391a34]Crush in a blender:
4 cubes ice
Add and mix until frothy:
4 cups plain, whole milk yogurt
1 cup heavy cream
1 cup sugar
1 teaspoon salt
2 cups water [/color]



You can have them with fruit aswell

This is soooo soooo good on a hot sultry day

lilmissmissy said:

Ok that's enough

lilmissmissy said:

Right, I'm well behind on posts with this thread so where do I start

Let me start by firstly saying, MISSY! , rezpec'z to ya gurl for this thread

I replied to this particular post coz I thought you mentioned RDB and not R'n'B

Coz RDB are a British bhangra group decending from (fairly) near my ends! (Oh! you had me all excited there for a sec. ).

So I'll give you props for mentioning the mighty PMC instead One of the pioneer's of bringing the Desi sounds to the ears of mainstream listeners

Have you got or ever heard the 'Grass Roots' and the 'Legalised' albums? Absolute bangers!!! (esp. the latter).

happy day.