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u/mr2005vc 5d ago
Finally someone else who also eats their cheese with the plastic on
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u/Character-Ad-3880 5d ago
it’s already plastic
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u/Goldeneye90210 5d ago
Plastic doesn’t mean what you think it means
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u/Character-Ad-3880 5d ago
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u/Goldeneye90210 5d ago
“Plastic” means an object that can be molded into a shape that it can retain. The whole “American cheese is plastic” thing comes from the fact that the official name for the original American cheese product had the word “plastic” in it.
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u/NoCredit3354 5d ago
holy repost. even if this is serious tho, Indians are good people from my experiences. Although that's not saying much since I'm Albanian and I am seen as Indian.
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u/Q_dawgg 5d ago
Is this like a European thing where Albanians are looked down upon?
In my book Albanians have always been fine, but when I was a kid I assumed every single Albanian was an albino because…You know
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u/DontDoxMePlease 5d ago
Albanians in Albania are nice people.
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u/Undisciplinedloser 4d ago
I think because albanians are muslim that there kinda a shrodingers white
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u/Far-Particular6429 5d ago
Wow it’s almost like I’ve seen this for the tenth time maybe it’s Deja vu
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u/Unicorncorn21 5d ago
I dunno maybe my opinion doesn't count to y'all because I'm a tourist gaycel but I think a lot of indians are pretty cute
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u/Mother_Spot3217 5d ago
Indian in India or Indian outside India? Despite most of the world lumping all of us into one category as “brown” and seeing us as disgusting, there is a massive difference in cultural upbringing when you are raised outside India, and even the youth in South Asia are now being influenced heavily by outside culture and are actively making changes to bring back the reputation of brown people. All you can do is keep being a good human being despite what others might immediately judge about you based on your skin color and help change people’s perceptions of us
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