Post: #51

my indian wing man is the cheapest sonuvabitch. lol.

sorry but its true! im showing him the light.. deprogramming him.

Post: #52

to my indian brothers, to be honest, one thing that affect your game a lot is... your accent.

ionno.. maybe enroll in an accent reduction program or something?

No racial, just two cents.

Post: #53

Gotcha, good to know

Post: #54

(05-07-2011 06:39 PM)manilaguy Wrote:  to my indian brothers, to be honest, one thing that affect your game a lot is... your accent.

ionno.. maybe enroll in an accent reduction program or something?

No racial, just two cents.

Whenever I play having an accent in English, and start talking like a Spaniard who is learning English (like Puss in boots from Shrek), girls love it.

I always though an accent in English was a an attraction factor. I guess not all accents.

Mixx

Post: #55

Hollywood doesn't help the Indian profile either. They make a mockery of Indian people and don't really have any intentions of changing stereotypes. I saw an interview of Russell Peters once talking about how he's been offered several lucrative movie roles to essentially play the typical indian immigrant clown. He said he finds it offensive because the real westernized indian are a far cry from the stereotypical portrayal. He seemed intent on not selling out...which I can respect.

Post: #56

(dupe)

Post: #57

maybe we can start a wiki to gather our collective inputs,,

Post: #58

(05-08-2011 11:08 AM)Luckystar Wrote:  Hollywood doesn't help the Indian profile either. They make a mockery of Indian people and don't really have any intentions of changing stereotypes. I saw an interview of Russell Peters once talking about how he's been offered several lucrative movie roles to essentially play the typical indian immigrant clown. He said he finds it offensive because the real westernized indian are a far cry from the stereotypical portrayal. He seemed intent on not selling out...which I can respect.

The Simpsons.

Post: #59

(05-08-2011 11:08 AM)Luckystar Wrote:  Hollywood doesn't help the Indian profile either. They make a mockery of Indian people and don't really have any intentions of changing stereotypes. I saw an interview of Russell Peters once talking about how he's been offered several lucrative movie roles to essentially play the typical indian immigrant clown. He said he finds it offensive because the real westernized indian are a far cry from the stereotypical portrayal. He seemed intent on not selling out...which I can respect.

9/10 Indian guys in Toronto are walking stereotypes. I feel for my indian brothers but its advantageous to me because a bunch of Indian players would take away from my "unique" factor.

Post: #60

Its odd how every Indian on this forum thinks of himself as the only one around. First off I have to commend the efforts of Young Mobile of initiating to put a blog together. Having been born in India and lived in the US for a good 10-12 years I just think I can add my perspective to this thread.
If i had to generalize dating advice for minorities such as Chines and Indians such as myself it would be something like this:

1) Go to the gym as much as possible, when i mean gym I mean hit the weights..no treadmills unless your obese
2) get a cool haircut, invest that 30 extra $ in a cool stylist
3) Get GQ esquire type clothing
4) Must invest in a good cologne
5) Fix that accent
6) Work on Body language, slow gestures, no fast head movements, theres a lot of PU material available on this.
7) Be socially caliberated. For eg: No need to neg a 5.5 if you are a 7 and shes attarcted to you and wants to Fuck, save the negs for the 8 but if you are charismatic enough you won't even need it.


I made the mistake of investing a ton of time and effort fixing inner game, learning cool routines etc etc, (this was back in the day when Rooshs website was called DCbachelor) but if you are 6 you will get a 6 or lower, there is no routine or trick out there that will land you a 9. Also, refer to Rooshs totem pole of racial attractiveness article, that helps.

Post: #61