Re: The Jokes Thread
one of the most respected people /community in my heart is Sikh Sardar (i believe in India too it is same) due to lot of reasons which needs no special mentioning here. and it is impeccably true that their very simple nature and way of living brings a lot of sense of humour , which we all are really a big fan of.
it is nothing to hurt nor to spread any kind of myth that they are anywhere bad or incompetent with rest of world .
if we consider in optimistic way we can understand that it is always those high profile or high calibre personalities are whom people consider as subject of humour or fun , which should be positively a sign of respect and consideration of highest standard.
i wish we should not disregard those jokes as unpleasant and insensible rather we should accept it as one of the best which makes us laugh and smile worth to remember.
ps:i feel so helpless as i am one of the biggest fan of jokes from Kushwant Singhji. i wish our Sikh brothers do realise how much we value them and it was not britishers but him who revolutionized jokes in india with his unique treatment ,made India and world to laugh off there heels.
no offence to any one and forgive me if those jokes did hurt somebody.
The jokes were all good, thanks to the members. But there is a bit of problem. I have been seeing that there a lot of Sardar jokes floating around. This is not good at all. The sardars were targeted by the Britishers in their jokes in retaliation to their fight for freedom. So this has continued to become sort of culture today. This is really bad and i am writing this because an incident related to this happened today. Our accountant, who is a Sikh, was sitting beside me in my car. I was reading this thread on my laptop when Mr.Suri, casually looked at the screen asking what i was reading. I told him without noticing that it was a joke thread on TAI. He started reading it and on coming to the $1 joke, he calmly asked me why it was like this. I was speechless there but here i am requesting everyone to stop using the Sardar title. Believe me we have been very closely associated with Sikhs and it hurts them very much.
it is nothing to hurt nor to spread any kind of myth that they are anywhere bad or incompetent with rest of world .
if we consider in optimistic way we can understand that it is always those high profile or high calibre personalities are whom people consider as subject of humour or fun , which should be positively a sign of respect and consideration of highest standard.
i wish we should not disregard those jokes as unpleasant and insensible rather we should accept it as one of the best which makes us laugh and smile worth to remember.
ps:i feel so helpless as i am one of the biggest fan of jokes from Kushwant Singhji. i wish our Sikh brothers do realise how much we value them and it was not britishers but him who revolutionized jokes in india with his unique treatment ,made India and world to laugh off there heels.
no offence to any one and forgive me if those jokes did hurt somebody.
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