They only ever lynched black people.

Not that there’s anything wrong with that.

No, that was Axiom.

Hah! Losers, it was our hottest on record! Number 1! Number 1! Number 1!

His noble spirit embiggens the smallest man.

Woke predates the matrix by like 60 years

People with downs like grilled cheese? Only thing I’m getting from it, not exactly hilarious.

That’s quite enough saddam hussein memes for now thank you.

Go eat a chicken Tikka Masala with poppadoms and mango chutney.

Quite why you felt the need to attempt to call out my edit is beyond me, since I didn’t remove anything from the original, it’s just clear that critical thinking is somewhat beyond you and so in thought I’d save you the difficulty of doing even 30 seconds of reading and gave you some examples.

If you’re not prepared to actually have a civil conversation, kindly fuck off you idiot.

Lol, do some research. Tikka Masala, Balti, Korma, Butter Chicken, poppadoms, chutneys, all invented in British Indian restaurants.

I make no personal claim to any of them so how can it be arrogant at all.

My point is that those immigrant communities have brought their food and their culture with them and they’ve created fusion dishes that have created a unique food culture, one that has itself been exported back abroad. Like I’ve said elsewhere, most of the dishes people associate with Indian food were actually created in Indian restaurants in Britain.

If only indigenous food counted, American cuisine is hominy and fry bread and Indian food is lentils.

That was the founding mission of the contest, to bring countries together through music.

Except for Football it’s one of the most watched television events in Europe.

Hah, you took the one part that makes a truck stand out from a van, and put a box over it making it a bad van!

Why not a van? Can typically carry more and keeps it dry.

Crucially, that wouldn’t be better carried in a van.

Ah, and that would technically be Portuguese/Indian fusion.

At least a proper one would be rather than the British Indian restaurant version.

Well Tikka Masala was invented in the UK, so that sounds about right.

What if I told you that most dishes people call Indian are actually Bangladeshi via Birmingham, England.