I'm Indian too (Hyderabadi). I'm surprised I got such a nice response, when I came to the Hangout after work tonight I went str8 to page 2 expecting it to be down there somewhere. Yea, I know of the big brown community down in sugarland, I just wanted to poll the BBS to see how we were doin.
"We're all the same color, underneath- Short Dawg is in the house ya' better listen to me" -Too Short, circa 1988 We are all just different intensities of melanin. So yes, "I'm not white or red or black, I'm brown, from the Boogie Down..." -KRS-ONE, circa... um... 1988 also.
"Well now I'm going down Rodeo wih a shotgun. These people ain't seen a brown-skinned man since they grandparents bought one." --Z. de la Rocha
TERIMAKI!!! No, I'm whiter than rice (not cajun rice or Spanish rice, just the unseasoned kind), and I can't even tan enough to get remotely brown. I can resemble a (native american) Indian if I stay outside long enough though. PS, how do you spell that phrase I tried to type up there? I think it's in Hindi, but I picked it up from one of my friends who speaks like 7 different dialects.
I'm white but with my mad flow you'd swear my momma had a little brown in her . Only kidding of course. I'm so white I glow in the dark. While I have demonstrated the ability to put words together in a rythmic sense with an often interesting beat and music around them as many black people have done over the years, I sadly am not gifted in the ability to dance. It should be noted that, while I am not brown, when I ship things I often let Brown work for me. Brown
Ha, lettin "Brown" work for ya huh chance? That's a good choice. As for this: This really doesn't mean anything..... .....but when spelled right, "Teri Maa Ki", word for word it means "Your Mom Ki"....."Ki" has no english substitute, it's not a bad word just a connector. If I tried to translate, it would come out to mean "has" or something close to it. Basically it's saying "your momma" to some one. But in hindi, you usually attach something at the end to make it worse. For example, "Teri Maa ki chodia (chutiya)"......oh yeah, "Bhenchod" is what someone tried to spell earlier and came up horribly inconsistent. The phrase means, well, I'm not trying to get banned, but maybe Clutch or Jeff'll understand it's for "educational" purposes......It means, "your mom f__er".....and "bhenchod" means.....sister+the chodia......well, you get the point.
