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Sri Lankan Girl - Ask me anything :)

Anonymous #1

Go ahead...

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Reply 1

ParkHyungSuk

Original post by Anonymous

Go ahead...

Are you Sri Lankan?

Are you a Hindu?

do your teeth glisten like pearls ?

:holmes:

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Anonymous #1

Original post by ParkHyungSuk

Are you Sri Lankan?

haha you're hilarious

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Anonymous #1

Original post by JDieMstr

Are you a Hindu?

Technically I am, but i see myself more as an atheist. I eat beef and do some stuff that Hindu's aren't supposed to do...

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Anonymous #1

Original post by the bear

do your teeth glisten like pearls ?

:holmes:

yes they do darling :h:

Reply 7

toonervoustotalk

I was checking through my phone then I noticed I dont have yours :confused:

want to change that? :wink:

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Sinhalese or Tamil

Original post by toonervoustotalk

I was checking through my phone then I noticed I dont have yours :confused:

want to change that? :wink:

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I have quite a lot of favourite dishes. Probably biryani, my mum makes an amazing mutton curry which is really spicy.
basically anything that is spicy

Reply 10

Hirsty97

Sinhalese or Tamil?

Do you have a Sri Lankan elephant?

Reply 11

toonervoustotalk

Original post by Anonymous

I have quite a lot of favourite dishes. Probably biryani, my mum makes an amazing mutton curry which is really spicy.
basically anything that is spicy

spice is always good :yep:

I need a Biryani soon tbh
thanks for making me hungry :frown:

#salt&pepperaintgonnacutit :frown:

#takingmanforajoke :colonhash:

Reply 12

Kallisto

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Original post by Anonymous

Go ahead...

Do you know the meaning of the Sri Lankan flag? if so can you tell me what the lion with a sword in it stands for?

Reply 13

Anonymous #2

Original post by Anonymous

Technically I am, but i see myself more as an atheist. I eat beef and do some stuff that Hindu's aren't supposed to do...

What aren't Hindus "supposed to do"?
Hinduism doesn't have any fixed rules of do's and don'ts. Just guidelines or recommendations - ultimately you decide for yourself.
Many practising Hindus mainly in South India eat beef anyway.

And atheism is valid in Hinduism and has been since the Vedic era. Some of the earliest and most influential Hindu philosophers were atheists - e.g.: Kapila who founded Samkhya philosophy and considered the worship of god/gods to be a slightly pointless activity.

Reply 14

fayee.

What clothing would you suggest people wear when they visit?

Hey sexy

Wow.. Biryani..i like Hyderabadi biryani a lot

Reply 17

the bear

is it time to banish the "reverse chain rule" ?

:holmes:

Reply 18

Flashsav

Original post by the bear

is it time to banish the "reverse chain rule" ?

:holmes:

Ha ha I literally just came off that thread

Reply 19

whatsprogressive

Original post by Anonymous

Technically I am, but i see myself more as an atheist. I eat beef and do some stuff that Hindu's aren't supposed to do...

In the UK, the entire South Asian community uses the term more like an ethnic marker, akin to Sri Lanka's divide between Tamils and Muslims. Hinduism doesn't actually say anywhere that you're not supposed to eat beef, the closest thing is actually something the Buddha said to his followers. Hinduism is a culture and not a religion as it is viewed by westerners.