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Why are Sri Lankan Pajeets so much better than Indian Pajeets?
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Date: August 14th, 2026 6:43 AM Author: AZNgirl write children's books about taking BWC Its furking lolzy, wtf cant Turds in India act like this?
SL does have 5k per capita, much higher than India's 3k
And its Buddhist majority
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Date: August 14th, 2026 9:54 AM Author: Long PlayroomPoon Clown Conniption ( ) better food- less class resentment (http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5893014&forum_id=2...id#50067451) |
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Date: August 16th, 2026 2:55 AM Author: AZNgirl write children's books about taking BWC ? i actually found SL food mid, similar to indo. and the nicer places were same price as indian food so i figured i might as well go proper indian there and get kebabs naan curry instead of the SL slop (http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5893014&forum_id=2...id#50070651) |
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Date: August 14th, 2026 9:56 AM Author: Don Spaceporn De La Squancha (✅🍑) I think Buddhism rather than Hinduism is relevant, does not explain everything but certainly something (http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5893014&forum_id=2...id#50067466) |
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Date: August 16th, 2026 2:56 AM Author: AZNgirl write children's books about taking BWC yes, also why civil war burma is nicer ppl and cleaner. laos and cambodia too and of course thailand
but this also cld be connected to islamic invasions. southern india which is mostly hindu is far more civilized than north, it suffered from islamic shit far less. ditto nepal |
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Date: August 16th, 2026 3:56 AM Author: the kallman brothers band (http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5893014&forum_id=2...id#50070684) |
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Date: August 16th, 2026 3:30 AM Author: Diane Rehm talking dirty (🦀 ) I’m highly impressed with my SL guy at work. Very proud of his US citizenship, smart, very hard worker.
What’s the 3k/5k thing? |
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Date: August 16th, 2026 3:52 AM Author: Jung Jeezy cr I work with a SL guy who is genuinely hillarious and a good dood. I want to get him a moniker (http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5893014&forum_id=2...id#50070679) |
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Date: August 16th, 2026 3:55 AM Author: AZNgirl write children's books about taking BWC India has a per capita of 3k, SL is at 5k. Pajeet Indians online will wonder how COlombo can be so clean and developed, they assume SL must be a shithole cause it had a civil war for 20+ years and just 4-5 years ago had a massive financial crisis. No one brings up that their per capita is much higher and they have just one big city to maintain and its not even that big I think 5-6ppl vs 20-30m in mega turd cities. I also think ironically civil war causes ur govt to become more efficient and well run, and u also kill off lots of poor retards which India sadly never did (http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5893014&forum_id=2...id#50070682) |
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Date: August 16th, 2026 3:31 AM Author: ,.,...,..,.,.,:,..,.,.,::,,......:,..,:.:.,:.::,. Portuguese influence
Only.majority Buddhist now bc the Dutch persecuted Catholics after they took over. |
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Date: August 16th, 2026 3:56 AM Author: AZNgirl write children's books about taking BWC rofl it barely has port influence u dumb nigga
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Date: August 16th, 2026 4:52 AM Author: ,.,...,..,.,.,:,..,.,.,::,,......:,..,:.:.,:.::,. Bread is called paan and was brought by the protuguese. "Gove kaldo" comes from Portuguese "caldo"="broth" "Pork lingus" from "linguiza"="sausage"
"Bolo Fiado"="Bolo Folhado" "Baila music" from portuguese "baila"="dance" |
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Date: August 16th, 2026 5:35 AM Author: AZNgirl write children's books about taking BWC thugs
yoga
meditation
karma
all these words in english descend from turds so therefore turds highly influenced birdshits... wait, there's moar!
Jungle — Hindi jangal ("wilderness/forest") Loot — Hindi lūṭ ("plunder") Thug — Hindi ṭhag Bungalow — from banglā, literally associated with the Bengal style of house Shampoo — Hindi cā̃pō / chāmpo, from the verb meaning to massage/press Pajamas / pyjamas — Hindi/Urdu pāyjāma, "leg garment" Bandana — Hindi bandhnā, "to tie/bind" Chutney — Hindi chaṭnī Guru — Sanskrit guru, teacher/master Pundit / pandit — Sanskrit paṇḍita, learned person Nirvana — Sanskrit nirvāṇa Avatar — Sanskrit avatāra Mantra — Sanskrit mantra Swami — Sanskrit svāmin Cheetah — from Sanskrit citraka → Hindi cītā Juggernaut — from Sanskrit Jagannātha, originally referring to the deity/title of Jagannath Dacoit — from Hindi ḍākait, bandit Cot — ultimately from a South Asian word, via Portuguese/Indian usage Veranda/verandah — South Asian usage, though its deeper etymology is debated Cashmere — from Kashmir Calico — from Calicut/Kozhikode, India
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Date: August 16th, 2026 4:52 AM Author: ,.,...,..,.,.,:,..,.,.,::,,......:,..,:.:.,:.::,. https://www.reddit.com/r/srilanka/comments/1jztzh9/why_has_there_been_such_disproportionately_high/
Why has there been such disproportionately high Portuguese influence in Sri Lanka compared to Dutch or British influence? Discussion Compared to the Dutch or the British, the Portuguese were here for the least amount of time, controlled the least amount of land, and a much larger time has passed since they left. Yet, arguably, their influence is still the greatest. Sometimes the influence is not noticed since it has been so normalized now.
Names: The three most common last names among the Sinhalese are Perera, De Silva, and Fernando. All of Portuguese origin. You have a lot more such as Almeida, Costa, Fonseca, etc. These names are so normalized that whenever we see a "Perera" or a "Silva" we automatically assume they are Sri Lankan. Dutch and British last names are much less common in Sri Lanka.
Religion: Catholicism, brought over by the Portuguese, is the largest Christian denomination by far. Dutch and British sects are less popular.
Words: There are literally hundreds of Portuguese origin words in Sinhala (I don't know about Tamil) used in every day life. Again, they are normalized such that people do not realize these words are of Portuguese origin. Comparatively, there are fewer Dutch words and aren't really used in everyday life all that much. While there are certainly English origin words in everyday use, these words definitely feel "foreign" and most of them (other than recent technological terms) have proper well-used Sinhala words as substitutes, whereas the Portuguese-origin words are considered normal Sinhala words.
Food: The chili was introduced by the Portuguese from South America. Can anyone imagine Sri Lankan food now without chili? A lot of the baked and fried food in Sri Lanka have Portuguese influence. Think bread, cake, cutlets, patties, caramel pudding, etc.
Music: Can anyone imagine Sri Lankan music without Baila? I don't think there's any such widespread Dutch or British musical influence. |
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Date: August 16th, 2026 5:16 AM Author: ....,.,..,...,..,...........,.........,..... I worked with a Sri Lankan dude and he was nice and didn't smell like shit. (http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5893014&forum_id=2...id#50070714) |