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Raipe Is the Hindu weapon of choice. They raipe their own doozies, they raipe the minorities and they certainly raipe the living daylights out of Bengalis next door. Something wrong about how these Hindu mothers raise their sons.
According to the US Department of Justice most raipes are not reported to authorities. And Americans raip over 500,000 men, women, and children each year. With most raipes not being reported, the actual number of men, women, and children raiped by Americans could very well be over 3 million per year. (not counting war crime raipes overseas)
Mark Drummond
How is the weather in India eh banasy chrissy et al and other names.
February 19, 2015 at 8:51 pm |
banasy©
I wouldn't know, asshole; I don't live there.
Turn on the weather channel, you lazy shit.
Randolph Crichet
Gulity conscience? You publish a lot of stats so one would assume you know weather too.
February 20, 2015 at 1:14 am |
My goodness Banasy. What language.
Ceprico
How many folks did you rhaype in India tonight, ya mother fokking hindoo piece of schit.
I was referring to banasy the abusive bich.
I'm abusive?
February 20, 2015 at 11:42 am |
As soon as the door of the bus shuts, these Indian passengers take their shoes off. Now, coupled with upper and lower body odor the air becomes unbearable but there is nowhere to escape . Soon the curry in the tiffin box will be opened and the smell will permeate the air also. It is enough to jump out of the moving bus. But it is too late. They will chew betel nut and start spitting. Gang raipe is next. And the journey has just begun.
Namaste! My name is Kishore and I am a lemur, an Indian makaka, just like my God Haramee Hanuman who is an ape. Sometimes I go bananas and start raiping in India. I love to gang raipe because as monkeys we move in a pack plus it is India's national sport.
Eppelers
Fine. Go do it. We know you people are good for nothing slum dogs.
When you see "Invading Aliens from Outer Space" attacking, you might want to stay away from cars and trucks. Infrastructure engines are not allowed to use ethanol or biodiesel. Only your personal cars and OTR trucks.
A good place to stay safe from "Invading Terrorists from Beyond" would be an oil refinery or military installation.
@Blue Saffron would have made this forum much more cultured and substantive. He is a legend in our minds.
Blue Saffron is ignorant of the BMW model J-38 flying saucer. By choice.
Lol. Blue Saffron thinks Tesla is a car. LMAO.
Ahhhh the low quality of these comments. Had Blue Saffron been here he would never have allowed this to happen.
Some US gay priests have even been caught stalking and raiping little boys. Just as little Adolph "Hitler" was raiped by a priest in Lambach Austria repeatedly.
Raipe is deeply ingrained in hindu psyche and is the very fabric of Indian culture....sanctioned by cult hinduism if you will. Raipe to India is like white on rice.
I wouldn't be visiting there soon. That is for sure.
11-year-old tribal girl gang-raiped in Ratlam, India
INDORE: An 11-year-old tribal girl was allegedly gang-raiped by two youths at a grazing ground in Manakchouk area of Ratlam district in Madhya Pradesh on Sunday. The girl a Class V student was admitted to the Ratlam district hospital.
The incident took place when the minor girl hailing from the village had gone with four other children of the village to graze herd of goats.
No civilized race would do such a thing except south asian indians.
India has tribal laws. The raiped woman has to appear before a judge who does a two finger test to determine the plausibility of a raipe. What in fact happens is that the woman is raiped again by the judiciary. So first, the woman is gang raiped by hinddoou bad guys. Then by police when she files a complaint. Lastly, she is raiped by judges in the courts. SALUT!!! Tutia tavala amangiare
Andolpho
@Blue Saffron is definitely my role model.
He is a hero for all. Vive Le Blue Saffron!
This blog is about CNN shutting down its GPS Blog ops yet people keep on posting nonsense. People, go get jobs.
Man booked for bestiality in Indore, India
INDORE: A hinddoou man in Aerodrome area was allegedly caught for beating and indulging in a seyxual act with his neighbour's cow on Friday noon.
Good morning everyone. My my, so much talk about India. India is such a pretty place for sure, but it ain't Kansas.
You all keep them comments coming.
Have a beautiful day. 🙂
The infatuation with @Blue Saffron permeates this board, for sure. I suggest we memorialize this icon by renaming this blog after him. Or is it her? Hmmmmm....
Joey Isotta-Fraschini ©
Joey was here.
I had the best steaks in Brooklyn not Kansas. Love beef.
Ahhhh... The Aghoris, they love to devour dead human meat floating in tbe Ganges. But guess what? Them "doos" wont eat beef. My bad.
Mark, do you like sauce on your steaks? For me, just salt and pepper will do it. Medium well, please. I hate the pink in it.
Philip was here.
Why are you folks so loud about raips in India and so quiet about openly gay priests raping American youth? Because you are tolerant?
Ok. Now let's write about something interesting. Shall we, boys and girls?
Let us bash Indian rapists but be "gay tolerant" of our own again today? What say you sodomites?
On behalf of the North American Man-Boy Love Association I denounce Indians.
Lazy men on mess and weed
Them Indians need to go to work or something.
*lazy men on meds,
Show of hands
How many here think drug addicts should be allowed to have guns?
Let's talk about something livelier like the health benefits of exercise and a well balanced diet. Shall we?
Sure. But if you are a drug addict diet and excercis mean very little. Most all Rx drugs interfere with proper food digestion and most all Americans use Rx drugs now.
Not only do Rx pharmacy drugs interfere with proper food digestion but also interfere with sleep. Which causes the Rx drug addict to dream during the day rather than at night.
America's mass murderers have one thing in common and it isn't guns. It's meds.
@Travis I prefer Luger's Steakhouse Old Fashioned sauce. Lots of it. Medium for me please. Sizzling hot.
If you put steak sauce on your steak it's because you don't like the taste of meat and so cover it up. Ditto coffee drinkers using cream and sugar. They don't really like the taste of coffee so cover it up.
Most people put A-1 because it's a crappy cut of meat, or they think it improves the meat's flavor. Not because they don't like the taste of meat. If that were the case, they simply wouldn't eat meat.
People put cream and sugar in their coffee because, to them, it improves the taste of coffee. And there is absolutely nothing wrong with that.
People with differing tastes is what makes people individuals. Nobody need goosestep to one particular person's notion of what something should be like.
Odor of hindu guys around.
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