Ok why? He's of turkish background, and they dont wear saris in Turkey!
kemals Saris
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Originally Posted by spider5:
“Ok why? He's of turkish background, and they dont wear saris in Turkey!”
“Ok why? He's of turkish background, and they dont wear saris in Turkey!”
Yes but I am not American but still wear jeans
Kemal is pretentious that is why he wears saris.
Kemal is vile.
Kemal has been evicted so i don't give a f**k
Kemal is vile.
Kemal has been evicted so i don't give a f**k
Originally Posted by spider5:
“Ok why? He's of turkish background, and they dont wear saris in Turkey!”
“Ok why? He's of turkish background, and they dont wear saris in Turkey!”
Because he likes and feels comfortable in saris? Why shouldn't he wear a sari?
Originally Posted by dev123:
“It is not Sari but Typical Indian Marriage Wear !!!”
“It is not Sari but Typical Indian Marriage Wear !!!”
flipping heck! I feel sorry for the poor girls who are having their weddings this weekend and have lovingly picked their outfit only to find kemals been seen wearing it tonight....good lord the horror of all your friends and family saying "oh did you see big brother last night"
Originally Posted by dev123:
“It is not Sari but Typical Indian Marriage Wear !!!”
“It is not Sari but Typical Indian Marriage Wear !!!”
I thought they usually wore red saris for weddings
Originally Posted by cindyc:
“I thought they usually wore red saris for weddings”
“I thought they usually wore red saris for weddings
”
India has very vast culture and eash culture or state has own style of marriage ... they had almost 20+ major language ... but you are right normally they wear some thing red even whole outfit is not red ...
Originally Posted by Malthus55:
“Yes but I am not American but still wear jeans”
“Yes but I am not American but still wear jeans
”
And David Beckham is not Malaysian but he still wears sarongs!
kemal is going to get alot of trouble from some indias who will see him a gay man wearing a saris as disrespectful to there culture
Originally Posted by Azumi:
“kemal is going to get alot of trouble from some indias who will see him a gay man wearing a saris as disrespectful to there culture”
“kemal is going to get alot of trouble from some indias who will see him a gay man wearing a saris as disrespectful to there culture”
no, i don't think so, indian culture is far more accepting than this board. there are groups of men, dressed in sari called the Hijras who are goddess worshipped by their community. i suggest you add some knowledge to your peeny prejudiced brain.
Originally Posted by Azumi:
“kemal is going to get alot of trouble from some indias who will see him a gay man wearing a saris as disrespectful to there culture”
“kemal is going to get alot of trouble from some indias who will see him a gay man wearing a saris as disrespectful to there culture”
Oh dear, that's on top of the Muslims who disagree with homosexuality
Originally Posted by MsCrow:
“no, i don't think so, indian culture is far more accepting than this board. there are groups of men, dressed in sari called the Hijras who are goddess worshipped by their community. i suggest you add some knowledge to your peeny prejudiced brain.”
“no, i don't think so, indian culture is far more accepting than this board. there are groups of men, dressed in sari called the Hijras who are goddess worshipped by their community. i suggest you add some knowledge to your peeny prejudiced brain.”
Are they the euneuchs(?) ?
The marriage wear (lengha) is made for women, only women should wear it, and it looks great on females, but not on people with balls but dont know what they are.
Originally Posted by Jesaya:
“And David Beckham is not Malaysian but he still wears sarongs!”
“And David Beckham is not Malaysian but he still wears sarongs!”
sarongs are not only malaysian, they're called different things in different countries (ever heard of a lava lava?)
Originally Posted by MsCrow:
“no, i don't think so, indian culture is far more accepting than this board. there are groups of men, dressed in sari called the Hijras who are goddess worshipped by their community. i suggest you add some knowledge to your peeny prejudiced brain.”
“no, i don't think so, indian culture is far more accepting than this board. there are groups of men, dressed in sari called the Hijras who are goddess worshipped by their community. i suggest you add some knowledge to your peeny prejudiced brain.”
Ah, I have actually heard of them, but it was in a novel, so i wasn't entirely sure if it was true or not
Originally Posted by spider5:
“sarongs are not only malaysian, they're called different things in different countries (ever heard of a lava lava?)”
“sarongs are not only malaysian, they're called different things in different countries (ever heard of a lava lava?)”
Yes but I wanted to make a quick point, not provide a geography lesson
Originally Posted by spider5:
“Jeans are universal, saris aren't, they're associated with a particular culture”
“Jeans are universal, saris aren't, they're associated with a particular culture”
I have five saris, which I wear and I'm Welsh, you not heard of globalisation then? It's not just about trade and there is a lot to be gained from other cultures.
Originally Posted by dev123:
“In India people who is not woman and Not man also wears Saris ... You know what I mean”
“In India people who is not woman and Not man also wears Saris ... You know what I mean
”
Yes, we know what you mean.
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