Ahhhhhhhhhh

[Laadli Fauj]

im a 96 crori

in other words, thats how high ur meter has to be in order to even have my darshan (i am in no way making fun of any 96 crori khalse out there.)

[sitargirl]

The worst is when ure having ure drink and then the person next to you goes 'can i have a sip?' (

One of my friends did that once, in fact he took my Pepsi can from my hand and said "one sip" and immediately sipped it. When he was going to return it, I said "You can have it. I am done". LOL!!!

lol I do the same. The amount of times people ask for my drink....and then its rude to refuse so you allow them to have it and clearly u cannot have it back so ure forced to give it all away...

Also its not to do with people being infidels....infidels play a ole in islam! For Sikh people its basic sucham. You don't eat off people's plate or drink their drinks. Even if the person was amritdhari I would still feel uncomfortable sharing a drink with them. I guess its upbringing since in our home.....we all have our own cups and plates and you just don't mix or pick at others food.

Nowadays I tell people straight though cos i've had loadsa misery when ppl ruin my food. The most recent thing was how my flatmate and I were having dinner. She was eating with her fork and then randomly made a dive with her saliva fork at my food. I thankfully saw and quickly moved my plate and then politely told her how she can have some of my food cos I don't mind sharing but how I don't like people to touch my food.....instead I told her how I will pour some onto her plate...in all honesty i dunno how ppl eat someone's joot like this but she was okay with it...so I guess its all gd.

[Laadli Fauj]

sarcasm bhenji, sarcasm

but telling them they're infidels generally turns them off, so they won't bother you again