Wake up, gpit, and Chauism!
Can't you guys see that Always Neutral is an Indian? - the same as another one - so called "Joe Shearer" here. I smelt the heavy doze of curry the second day when I visited here. Or you guys just pretend that you didn't know this?
So it's not useful if you (gpit) assume their ancestors are Brits and come up with an argument against Brits. They would be flattered to rooftops though becuase it is always a great honour for Indians being called as Brits. I know Brits mentality inside out (all my girlfriends were Brits, including the current one). How can I easily tell they are Indians? It is easy for anyone who really lives in UK, interacting with both Brits and Indians here on a daily basis.
Reason 1: see my previous post on what types of ppl usually are here. They are Indians because statistics don't lie. Don't argue with me, go argue with statistics. Although they can call themselves Brits, and are residing in UK, since there is no vetting procedure in this website to verify where they are sitting right now and what is their real surnames, they pretty much can lie through the teeth which is a natural asset for most Indians, while still probably sitting currently at some slums near Mumbay as we speak...
Reason 2: judging from their manners of writing, it is darn hilarious! I have been living in UK for so many years, and I've never seen a single Brit writing "regards" the same way and frenquencies as these 2 fellows do. A local Brit could have cut the craps long times ago. Seriously, even Queen herself won't write "regards" in such a repeative and pretentious manner. So they are not Brits, why Indians then? Indians are famous in Britain for acting pretentiously with a fake exageration in precisely this way so that it even becomes a laughing stock. Just look at following scene (mostly true, with a bit imagination), guys:
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Main scene : in the middle of a weekend weather forecast in this tiny unknown website ( weatherman: Chauism here)...
Chausim: "hi guys. Tomorrow's weather would be mostly dry with a shower near...
Suddenly one man (Joe "Shearer") raised his hand, interrupting in the middle of nowhere: "Dear Chauism sir, as former CEO, on numerous occations, and a member of the board of several companies, Sir, may I be allowed to point out that companies usually last shorter than countries! Regards!" - then he sat down quietly.
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Now after Speeder responded: "what the h*** are you talking about, Joe?", another man (AlwaysNeutral) stood up: "Sir, Joe was talking about companies, sir. regards!"
The weatherman (Chauism) continued ": but Always Neutral (AN) , that is kinda of wierd, isn't it? Because I was talking about the weekend weather here..."
Joe Shearer: "Sir, that's what I am talking about, best regards!"
AN : "That's right, Joe. ragrads ! " ,
and he went on " Dear weatherman Sir, may I announce that Chinese killed 1000 in Tiananmen? Regards!" ...
gpit: hey, that's impossible that much...
AN: So you are agree that it was a massacre? regards to all!
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This is like an exact copy of a classic joke on Indians' trademark of faking and pretending! I gonna show it to my girlfriend now, haha, priceless!!
It also reminds me of an equally wierd joke, when I went to my Club last Thursday- it's a Gentlemen Club in London, when I was rushing down the long stairway below, an India member (he also has British surname - adopted. I will not name it for privacy issue) in front of me suddenly stopped, holding the sleeve of a Brit member next to him, chanting: "WOW! Can't you see this wonderful stairway, David? Let's wait a minute and enjoy this brillant moment, Sir!"
I really can't recall if he ended it up with "regards" - most likely
Man! Can't you see? This is what I call a classic curry mentality! Soon you might find out there two gentalmen here are vegetarians, and have a profound respect for cows... I won't even bother to seriously debunk thier amuteur points because it's not worth it.