dont get into a fight with one of these peeps
16-11-2010, 08:01 PM
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16-11-2010, 08:04 PM
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Had to laugh at this - Are there any religions that aren't man-made? 
Also Dojj, and this is a bit of a random one - There was a Sikh-dude (or at least that's what I thought he was) at my Uni. He was a bit odd as he was an albino, and really little. Anyway, he always dressed smartly and had a turban, but the turban had a bizarre sticking out bit, about 5 inches or so, almost like he had a dick on his head?? Seriously! Any idea what that was all about?
Also Dojj, and this is a bit of a random one - There was a Sikh-dude (or at least that's what I thought he was) at my Uni. He was a bit odd as he was an albino, and really little. Anyway, he always dressed smartly and had a turban, but the turban had a bizarre sticking out bit, about 5 inches or so, almost like he had a dick on his head?? Seriously! Any idea what that was all about?
16-11-2010, 08:20 PM
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Wearing a plastic ome defines the point of having the kirpan.. Sikhs go by the rule.. If you draw your kirpan in violence you have to shed blood.. If its your own or someone elses.. So as ran said obviously there not a big threat as you domt hear about the stabbings.. And sikhs would wear it regardless
As said Kirpans are the least of our worries, there's more chance of being stabbed with some smack heads dirty needle than something worn as a religious symbol.
The ignorance of some people is simply unreal
16-11-2010, 08:24 PM
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16-11-2010, 08:37 PM
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You can keep your cosworth!
16-11-2010, 08:44 PM
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This guy is a nihang warrior. He is wearing a big turban mainly for ceremonial purposes. Just as a sign of authority in his group. The nihangs are a group of Sikhs who live a nomad style of life which is completely based around being prepared for war. They eat live sleep war. They are the defenders of he faith and keep up war rituals and keep that part of skhism alive. Very intresting people.... Even the police would fck with them in India .
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16-11-2010, 08:53 PM
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I always thought that the myth about drawing blood when the knife was drawn related to the Ghruka's Kukri which after working with several ex Ghurka's I found to be a load of horse shit.
As said Kirpans are the least of our worries, there's more chance of being stabbed with some smack heads dirty needle than something worn as a religious symbol.
The ignorance of some people is simply unreal
As said Kirpans are the least of our worries, there's more chance of being stabbed with some smack heads dirty needle than something worn as a religious symbol.
The ignorance of some people is simply unreal
Hi mate,
I know with the kirpan if you withdraw it for any reason other than a religious one then blood drawing in necessary, it teaches the mind to become tolerant.. Think about the situation or suffer the consequences kind of thing.. Sikhs are warriors, defenders of the faith.. We dont normally bring harm to people but will fight if forced to.. Sikhism is the youngest religion in the world but one that has accomplished alot.
17-11-2010, 12:20 PM
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I'll answer dans one first as the others had been answered already 
Do you mean that he hair was plaited either side, like pigtails on a girl, and then laid over the top with a hankie tied over the top of that?
The younger generation do that rather than tie a turban on due to the turban taking some getting used to as it squeezes the head a little and wieghs a bit too, the one in the pic I think is a cloth that is 250 yards long, so you can imagine what weight that is like on your neck and spine.
Do you mean that he hair was plaited either side, like pigtails on a girl, and then laid over the top with a hankie tied over the top of that?
The younger generation do that rather than tie a turban on due to the turban taking some getting used to as it squeezes the head a little and wieghs a bit too, the one in the pic I think is a cloth that is 250 yards long, so you can imagine what weight that is like on your neck and spine.
17-11-2010, 12:29 PM
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You people see something that you can sensessionalise without realising that it's cerimonial and you can buy them where you aren't able to remove any bladed part of it from the sheath.
So that's the end of that then and no need to carry o. With this "oh look at them with their big knives in their pockets ready to stab my dear little jinny while he's in the playground, let's march on downing street and make a big fuss over it because I've been ignorant of any of the facts of the case fir the past 40 years"
So that's the end of that then and no need to carry o. With this "oh look at them with their big knives in their pockets ready to stab my dear little jinny while he's in the playground, let's march on downing street and make a big fuss over it because I've been ignorant of any of the facts of the case fir the past 40 years"
fucking clueless ignorant twats
18-11-2010, 08:15 PM
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i tell you what though, some of the descriptions when english (white) peeps try to describe things they aint seen before from another culture
I mean a strap on and boiled egg
somethings described to me about my faith are hilarious too LOL
At pakistani weddings they were this hat with a fan on it and my brother and i used to call em fan head chicken head haha
i tell you what though, some of the descriptions when english (white) peeps try to describe things they aint seen before from another culture
I mean a strap on and boiled egg
somethings described to me about my faith are hilarious too LOL
At pakistani weddings they were this hat with a fan on it and my brother and i used to call em fan head chicken head haha
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18-11-2010, 09:01 PM
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