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Being British is about driving a German car to an Irish pub for a Belgian beer, then on the way home, grabbing an Indian curry or a Turkish kebab, to sit on a Swedish sofa and watch USA shows on a Japanese TV. And most of all being suspicious of anything Foreign. Oh and, only in Britain can you get a pizza to your home faster than an ambulance. Only in Britain do banks leave both doors open and chain pens to the counter. Supermarkets make sick people walk to the back of the shop for prescriptions whilst healthy people get their cigarettes at the front. We might be British but we’re funny!!
 
I was looking across the street at our Neighbor's house.
They're Indian (from India).
I noticed that they had a barbecue in their back yard.It
just struck me as funny.
 
Which brings us to Russell Peters one of my favourite Canadian comedians on exactly that subject.

 
“Our food will have flavor.”

Love it!!! My brother-in-law is Indian, and both of us like to cook. He and I routinely tease each other about “flavor“. He knocks it out of the park in the spice department - and does a fantastic job.

(I do enjoy good tandoori meal...)
 
“Our food will have flavor.”


(I do enjoy good tandoori meal...)

I do as well! we have a great Indian place just down the street - Butter Chicken is our go to - enough that the owner doesn't even bring us menus any longer.
 
Surprised Russell didn't touch what hamburger is with his dad.
 
Plenty of Christians in India, y'know.
 
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