Posted by: yu5h | June 2, 2008

What’s my IQ (i.e.Indianness Quotient)? (v1)

Before you read this post, please know that it is supposed to be funny (supposed to be…). Most importantly, this is ‘just for fun’ . It is for me to poke fun at myself and my brethren. Some of the jokes might not make sense to you. Sorry. For explanations please call India. Country code 1-800 and phone number (<this part of the blog was outsourced. They are working on it overnight. We are waiting for a response>)

Please answer the following 5 questions as dishonestly as possible (on a scale of 1-5)

1. Comfort with the idea of an arranged marriage: 5 — There’s a catch! I get the best of both worlds. Just as Amazon recommends books to you, my parents can (they haven’t tried *phew* :-) recommend to me potential “friends” (there is so much pressure that they have to tone down). Hey, why not! I can click for a preview or go back to my wish-list ;-) You should also check out Curry-N-Rice-Girl

2. Love for food with lots of onion, garlic and tomatoes: 5 Can’t lie. I love Italian food and I was wondering why. It’s the Marinara sauce. Ladies, please note the secret to a brown man’s heart. I just realized, that loving Italian food is not the same as loving Indian food. Yet I gave myself five points. High IQ!

3. Having an outstanding aesthetic sense. Not. 5

Tight pants that are just a little too high. White shoes. A pot belly. Sad, but true. I don’t know why it is but it seems that we are not a very aesthetically inspired people. What is it with Bollywood stars wearing cargo pants with Oxford shirts — Oxford shirts tucked in! But, don’t you dare say that I have a poor dressing sense. (I am oh so special and distinct from all other Indians. I am smarter, sharper, and so much better — hmm.. high IQ! There seems to be this Indian tendency of spend a lot of time proving how they are better than all the other Indians)

4. Four questions, five questions…same thing! 5 – Changing rules to suit your agenda. Hilary is not the only one my friends (did she outsource her political strategy team? :-)

Inspired by Russell Peters:

So much as I make fun, I’m proud of my Indianess. But lets keep this post funny and not a ‘Why I’m proud to be Indian?’ story.

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