Happy Diwali 2025
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Odessa
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What part of this festival do we get to throw rubbish in the Parramatta river or is that a different festival?
weststigers
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More a Melbourne Storm thing you'd think?
Odessa
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I saw one of the festivals last year and I was not allowed to say anything because if I did it was racist and the people I was with got embarass by my words
I didn't know picking up your rubbish after having a good time was racist till that moment
weststigers
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If you go to India, you will not be surprised by this behaviour...rubbish is actually the most hygienic thing they leave for others to clean up. Count yourself lucky.
Going to India in the next few months for work
Love the Food, gonna be a big day in the office tomorrow.
Love the Food, gonna be a big day in the office tomorrow.
My 3 favourite food styles are German French and Indian in no particular order,Chinese (all variations) would run 4th.
LeichhardtTiger
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Oh my goodness! LeichhardtTiger! 🤪 🤣🍺
My fav food is corporate lunch / dinners!
Buttface
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You should take some cricket balls and go play down the park with the locals.
Even if you don’t like cricket, just for the experience.
mikey
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I like Indian food here (unless it's from a chain restaurant like Miss India) but didn't really like it in India (Delhi and the Himalayas). Too bland for my liking, the south uses more spice I believe.
mikey
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In Australia, we open conversation with s.t. like Nice day; India when they discover you're Australia, I love Ricky Ponting.
Buttface
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Yeah, I love Ricky too. And Gilly , and Steve, and Shane, and Pidg, and Starcy, and The Don…….Oh, and Ritchie, and Bill, and Tubbs, and even Tony.
Can’t wait.
Did you see the rubbish left at Coogee yesterday?
weststigers
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Are you suggesting there were a lot of Indians there? Sorry I don't understand.
The opposite, complete mess as per usual in this area every Christmas Day without any Indians in sight.
Bastards bury empty bottles in the sand, council cleaners had to go thru it all thoughly before the motorised raked could go over it otherwise it would shatter the bottles making the rake useless for them
Councils conveniently turn a blind eye to the "Alcohol Free " areas though while happy to have the locals businesses benefit from the tourist dollar
