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no mention of curry? the Jain guy that works with me smells so good of curry every day that i breathe deep whenever i talk next to him. it is quite pleasant. ve
by skopje 11mo ago
no mention of curry? the Jain guy that works with me smells so good of curry every day that i breathe deep whenever i talk next to him. it is quite pleasant. very much the opposite of stereotypical insults about men from india.
- PessimalDecimal 11mo agoI hope you don't actually start inhaling deeply each time you're around your coworker.
- skopje 11mo agoOh boy i did not say that the right way.
- decremental 11mo ago[dead]
- sh4rks 11mo agoProbably because Jains don't cook with aliums
- astrange 11mo agoThe article says that people who eat a lot of garlic smell better than without it. (Although maybe not their breath. Last time I was in Japan I tried an iekei ramen place and smelled so much like garlic to myself I was too embarrassed to go outside for the next day or two.) IIRC the lingering curry cooking smell is from fenugreek.
- GaryBluto 11mo ago> i breathe deep whenever i talk to him Imagine working at the office and whenever one of your co-workers comes up to talk to you he always sniffs incredibly deeply inbetween sentences.
- PessimalDecimal 11mo agoJust needs some lick smacking and a very satisfied "mmmm..."
- amelius 11mo agoNB. Curry considered dangerous: https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2020/dec/24/dangerous-spices-why-indias-cooking-powders-pose-a-risk-of-lead-poisoning https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2020/dec/24/d...
- trallnag 11mo agoYou must be one in a million. I can't even stand the smell of my (opened) curry jars. Where are you from