What is the first thing that comes into your mind when you

Poo

>>67053099
This >>67053103

>>67053099
This>>67053138

Sphincter with a tiny bit of >>67053103 in the middle.

>>67053099
This>>67053146

>>67053103
And it's not in a loo

A FUCKING WAGON WHEEL

In the restaurant business, we call them "water no ice"

>>67053201
you know drinking water with feces can give you the guinea worm right?

>>67053099
this >>67053170

>>67053099

extreme poverty

>>67053099
starbucks espresso coffee beans sku 7360

t. starbucks employee

>>67053099
Google

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Disappointment

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>>67053099
the glorious curry master race

>>67053099
Dirty streets.

>>67053099
Poop flies

>>67053099
SUPERPOWERR BY 2020

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>>67053099
Why do they have an asshole on their flag?

Ramanujan

>>67053099
Chandran Curry house.

>>67053099
An anus with two different kinds of curry.

POO

I'm an American currently on holiday in India. Lived in New Delhi for a year between 2014 and '15. Traveled to about thirty countries but have been here on seven separate occasions.

Definitely not a hippie kind of guy. I'm not much into yoga, temples, or spiritual enlightenment. I'd definitely class the relationship I've with the country as being a mixture of love and hate.

India really is a land of contrasts. However, I do think the place is very well worth visiting for foreigners who are looking for an exotic locale and don't mind a bit of discomfort. Traveling across South Asia isn't as comfortable or simple as taking a rail trip across Western Europe, but it's rewarding in its own ways. I don't think there's anywhere else in the world that's as linguistically, culturally, and geographically diverse as India.

>>67053099
Java

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