As much as it has been globalized, it's also being 'partyized' to the extent that for many people it's just another night to go and get wasted on, whilst doing dressed up like a vampire.
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As much as it has been globalized, it's also being 'partyized' to the extent that for many people it's just another night to go and get wasted on, whilst doing dressed up like a vampire.
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pcfan123
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Well yea, the candy is only for the kids. It's mostly an excuse for adults to dress up in sexy costumes. Glad to see the tradition is spreading, its a very fun holiday.
Hong Kong loves Halloween.
Which is why I'm annoyed I chose to hang out with a bunch of not-fun Indians instead of hitting the clubs with a friend.
Although to be fair, the whole group wasn't bad. Just one-two guys tend to spoil the whole night by being annoying and wasting time and generally being an annoying bitch...
Which is why I'm annoyed I chose to hang out with a bunch of not-fun Indians instead of hitting the clubs with a friend.
Although to be fair, the whole group wasn't bad. Just one-two guys tend to spoil the whole night by being annoying and wasting time and generally being an annoying bitch...
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No trick or treaters knocked on yet i'm so surprised 
If they do, tell them you choose trick, and slam the door in their face.No trick or treaters knocked on yet i'm so surprised
The creative ones will make your night rather interesting, and you save money on candy.
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I guess planet cricket have never lost fun. If you remember me i was on ages agoBefore someone blames me for generalizing, I do actually have experience with Indians but to me a lot of them aren't particularly 'fun' in the partying sense. I suppose that it is the Indian way that it is all down to school work. None of the ones that I go out with (well, when they do come out) are big drinkers or can handle a lot of drink.
It's not even the drinking part. I don't drink alot either.
It's there non-adventurous, non risk taking, indecisive pain in the ass personalities. Can't make up their mind on what they want to do, waste half the night bickering on stupid things, and then make excuses about not going somewhere because they don't think it's 'fun' or don't want to reach back on campus late at night (despite the fact that the next day is Sunday!)
Add to that the fact that they're all so narrow minded (thanks to India's awesome media...), make lame excuses/conspiracy theories for their failures, and are so incredibly arrogant about their knowledge on cricket despite the fact that they are so wrong (They think Sachin is better than Bradman and FFS)...they just annoy me so much.
Most of the Indians are cool. It's just the few guys like this who boil my bloodl.
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pcfan123
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Not to generalize but my experience has been that Indians straight off the boat are usually super lame (just about everyone I knew at cricket)
Indians who grew up here are usually pretty normal, no different than anyone else. It's the ones that are straight from the motherland that are usually not fun.
Indians who grew up here are usually pretty normal, no different than anyone else. It's the ones that are straight from the motherland that are usually not fun.
LMAO, the friend of mine who did go clubbing describes all those Indians with those exact words. He can't stand them either.
I can see why. The Dubai Indians were fun because, well, they were raised in Dubai. Something about the Indians raised in India who go overseas. The Indians here who are fun are those who have done a lot of travelling, or raised up in HK or Britain or something. Not the Indians straight from India.
To be fair - they're generally nice people. Just not outgoing. And there is only one guy who I absolutely cannot stand to be around, he's such an annoying, arrogant, obnoxious, whining little bitch. And that's putting in nicely.
We have based our thoughts, at least, off of our experiences that we have had with people from India. At least we aren't blindly making judgements on people we have never interacted with. We are trying to make judgements based on our previous experiences, I will happily say that not all our Indians are like that, but the ones that I do know are like that.
This was the part that concerned me.
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You guys must realize that to get out of India you have to be ridiculously smart, and to be ridiculously smart, you are usually pretty nerdy/introverted.
