fun fact about people from germany, the netherlands & belgium....we like you to insult us back when we insult you xD
@dziesielhoulierio3271
3 ай бұрын
Waiting for this moment 😂😂😂❤️ much love from india
@mr.jcklovenature
3 ай бұрын
If u drive on indian roads you'll drive anywhere in the world Im watching your videos from Kuwait Love from India ❤
@alexandercolon4771
Ай бұрын
this sounds so much like Dominican Republic XD
@Ideally_stond
11 күн бұрын
Bro in India so much Mistry we have this are the jokes if u need to know dig deeper in culture, we have both sides (good & bad) . Apart from this love from India ❤
@mohsinshah8316
3 ай бұрын
Please do "Bathroom sensors by fluffy".. one' of the best videos of fluffy 😂❤❤
@affent1522
3 ай бұрын
Yes.. I remember that one. Laughed so much, my mouth hurt. Great suggestion.
@jamescaiquep3794
3 ай бұрын
actually cows in india are considered as a god thats why they respect it so much
@gabrielsimion7405
2 ай бұрын
Just a real advise. Do not watch the contet bevor u react. U really act like u knew what he said. Otherwise i love u guys
@Mel-he9dh
13 сағат бұрын
Huge part to blame for that is from the video's subtitles spoiling the punchlines.
@carinnordmark6910
18 күн бұрын
mexican elvis
@stevebrown9955
3 ай бұрын
when some of my friends i have the break HAHAHHAHAH
@astralnomad
2 ай бұрын
@ROM - definition of a New York Minute - the nanosecond between when the light turns green and the a$$hole behind you starts layin on their horn! ;)
@ROMsquad
2 ай бұрын
You ain’t lying as soon as it turns green every body beepn they horn 😂
@Silviu86syd
3 ай бұрын
Would you try Jo Koy - puberty? Pleaaase!
@mr.jcklovenature
3 ай бұрын
Actually in India we respect all the animals, trees , and the nature so almost 70 - 80% of people are vegetarian just check out the history of India One recommendation for you'll just check out (why india is great) &. British Unmaking of India
@REDatADVENTURE
2 ай бұрын
Ol y good people reincarnated as a cow 😊
@19.saikrishnar31
2 ай бұрын
Bro its not like we let a man die in the road its an exaggeration. Ofcourse people will care the person met with accident others will just move to their destination thats all.
@kkearth8300
3 ай бұрын
The thing he said was not true, cow n ancestors thing never heard in India. I dont know from where he heard that thing. And its not Indians dont care about the living person, but as a big population if traffic stop it would cause a big chaos and so. That would make difficult to authorities to take care of. So the respective authorities take care of the accident and other things as well
@chestopacci1229
3 ай бұрын
bro…. he’s a comedian…. it’s a joke. take a joke brother
@SkyeTrinity01
3 ай бұрын
Im not even indian, im from the Philippines.the thing about cows & spirits arents a new thing. Growing up we had a lot of indian neighbors - they told us many jokes such as that. Many said its true they worship cows but i met some indians who said thats not true i guess it depends 😂😂 but chill bruh , this is a comedy show if you dont agree with it then by all means be gone buhbye!
@shashankvchoudhary7927
3 ай бұрын
Thats wrong thing about cows he said we indian treat cows as our mothers coz after a females milk theres only a cow milk which has much proteins n everything which is. Good for the baby health you can buy milk from stores buy there are not that good in compare to a real cows milk it has less proteins n minerals
@xpreflex6265
3 ай бұрын
You guys got all kind of beliefs on what cows are and why you worship/respect them. What he said wasn't wrong it was right it was just from a different belief
@darknebula455
3 ай бұрын
@@xpreflex6265 Not really. What he said i have never heard before . Maybe the driver joked & for comedic use fluffy did that. its normal for standup comedy but the reincarnation theory is something i never heard all my life . Cows are respected in india cuz culturally Cows were close to indian households as family members. There was a saying " U would not die of hunger if u have a cow in ur house" cuz Milk & all. Anyway the theory fluffy said, not even 1% people believe that . maybe its in some rural area & fluffy heard this there or on internet so he used it so set up a joke. Its normal for comedians.
@xpreflex6265
3 ай бұрын
@@darknebula455 Yes it is true to an extent; cause since childhood my great grandmother used to tell me stories of re-incarnation, she also said once that before taking human birth, the soul gets a body of a cow. At that time it was a kind of fantasy story for me, later I started my own research by studying various books and scriptures. So to some extent I got this answer in Sai Satcharitra. The fact goes as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Khaparde (Chapter 27) Once Dadasaheb Khaparde came with his family and lived in Shirdi for some months. (The diary of his stay has been published in English in the Shri Sai Leela Magazine first Volume.) Dadasaheb was not an ordinary man. He was the richest and the most famous advocate of Amraoti (Berar) and was a member of the Council of State, Delhi. He was very intelligent and a very good speaker. Still he dared not open his mouth before Baba. Most devotees spoke and argued with Baba off and on, but only three, viz. Khaparde, Noolkar and Booty kept always silent. They were meek, modest, humble and goodnatured. Dadasaheb, who was able to expound Panchadashi (A well-known Sanskrit treatise on the Adwaita Philosophy by the famous Vidyaranya) to others, said nothing or uttered no word when he came to the Masjid before Baba. Really a man, however learned he may be even in Vedas, fades away before one, who was realised Brahman and become one with it. Learning cannot shine before Self-reaisation. Dadasaheb stayed for four months, but Mrs. Khaparde stayed for seven. Both were highly pleased with their Shirdi stay. Mrs. Khaparde was faithful and devout, and loved Baba deeply. Every noon she brought naivedya herself to the Masjid, and after it was accepted by Baba, she used to return and take her meals. Seeing her steady and firm devotion, Baba wanted to exhibit it to others. One noon she brought a dish containing Sanza (wheat-pudding), purees, rice, soup, and kheer (sweet rice) and other sundry articles to the Masjid. Baba, who usually waited for hours, got up at once, went up to His dining seat and removing the outer covering from the dish began to partake of the things zealously. Shama then asked Him - "Why this partiality? You throw away dishes of others and do not care to look at them, but this You draw to You earnestly and do justice to it. Why is the dish of this woman so sweet? This is a problem to us." Baba then explained - "This food is really extra-ordinary. In former birth this lady was a merchant's fat cow yielding much milk. Then she disappeared and took birth in a gardener's family, then in a Kshatriya family, and married a merchant. Then she was born in a Brahmin family. I saw her after a very long time, let Me take some sweet morsels of love from her dish." Saying this, Baba did full justice to her dish, washed his mouth and hands, gave out some belches as a mark of satisfaction, and resumed His seat. Then she make a bow and began to shampoo Baba's legs and Baba began to talk with her and knead her arms which were shampooing His Legs. On seeing this reciprocal service Shama began to joke and said - "It is going on well, it is a wonderful sight to see God and His Bhakta serving each other. "After being pleased with her sincere service, Baba asked her in low and fascinating tone to chant 'Rajarama, Rajarama' then and always, and said - "If you do this, your life's object will be gained, your mind will attain peace and you will be immensely benefited." To persons unfamiliar with spiritual matters, this might appear as affair, but really it was not so. It was a case of, what in technically called, 'Shakti-pat', i.e. transference of power from the Guru to the disciple. How forcible and effective were Baba's words! In an instant, they pierced her heart and found lodgement there. This case illustrates the nature of the relations that should subsist between the Guru and the disciple. Both should love and serve each other as One. There is no distinction nor any difference between them. Both are One, and one cannot live without the other. The disciple placing his head on the Guru's feet is a gross or outward vision; really and internally they are both one and the same. Those who see any difference between them are yet unripe and not perfect. The fact which is related to re-incarnation is highlighted by me and I think it is true, as Sai Baba is a knower of past, present and future. Thank you:) By: Shivansh On Quora
@xpreflex6265
3 ай бұрын
@@darknebula455 there is a story on Quota explaining it and there was a full story but it's too long I posted it but KZitem took it down so I'm just gonna post this part Mr. and Mrs. Khaparde (Chapter 27)
@YuichiroHyakuya-me2id
3 ай бұрын
@@xpreflex6265 this is the story you were talking about I hope it's here and you can see it Yes it is true to an extent; cause since childhood my great grandmother used to tell me stories of re-incarnation, she also said once that before taking human birth, the soul gets a body of a cow. At that time it was a kind of fantasy story for me, later I started my own research by studying various books and scriptures. So to some extent I got this answer in Sai Satcharitra. The fact goes as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Khaparde (Chapter 27) Once Dadasaheb Khaparde came with his family and lived in Shirdi for some months. (The diary of his stay has been published in English in the Shri Sai Leela Magazine first Volume.) Dadasaheb was not an ordinary man. He was the richest and the most famous advocate of Amraoti (Berar) and was a member of the Council of State, Delhi. He was very intelligent and a very good speaker. Still he dared not open his mouth before Baba. Most devotees spoke and argued with Baba off and on, but only three, viz. Khaparde, Noolkar and Booty kept always silent. They were meek, modest, humble and goodnatured. Dadasaheb, who was able to expound Panchadashi (A well-known Sanskrit treatise on the Adwaita Philosophy by the famous Vidyaranya) to others, said nothing or uttered no word when he came to the Masjid before Baba. Really a man, however learned he may be even in Vedas, fades away before one, who was realised Brahman and become one with it. Learning cannot shine before Self-reaisation. Dadasaheb stayed for four months, but Mrs. Khaparde stayed for seven. Both were highly pleased with their Shirdi stay. Mrs. Khaparde was faithful and devout, and loved Baba deeply. Every noon she brought naivedya herself to the Masjid, and after it was accepted by Baba, she used to return and take her meals. Seeing her steady and firm devotion, Baba wanted to exhibit it to others. One noon she brought a dish containing Sanza (wheat-pudding), purees, rice, soup, and kheer (sweet rice) and other sundry articles to the Masjid. Baba, who usually waited for hours, got up at once, went up to His dining seat and removing the outer covering from the dish began to partake of the things zealously. Shama then asked Him - "Why this partiality? You throw away dishes of others and do not care to look at them, but this You draw to You earnestly and do justice to it. Why is the dish of this woman so sweet? This is a problem to us." Baba then explained - "This food is really extra-ordinary. In former birth this lady was a merchant's fat cow yielding much milk. Then she disappeared and took birth in a gardener's family, then in a Kshatriya family, and married a merchant. Then she was born in a Brahmin family. I saw her after a very long time, let Me take some sweet morsels of love from her dish." Saying this, Baba did full justice to her dish, washed his mouth and hands, gave out some belches as a mark of satisfaction, and resumed His seat. Then she make a bow and began to shampoo Baba's legs and Baba began to talk with her and knead her arms which were shampooing His Legs. On seeing this reciprocal service Shama began to joke and said - "It is going on well, it is a wonderful sight to see God and His Bhakta serving each other. "After being pleased with her sincere service, Baba asked her in low and fascinating tone to chant 'Rajarama, Rajarama' then and always, and said - "If you do this, your life's object will be gained, your mind will attain peace and you will be immensely benefited." To persons unfamiliar with spiritual matters, this might appear as affair, but really it was not so. It was a case of, what in technically called, 'Shakti-pat', i.e. transference of power from the Guru to the disciple. How forcible and effective were Baba's words! In an instant, they pierced her heart and found lodgement there. This case illustrates the nature of the relations that should subsist between the Guru and the disciple. Both should love and serve each other as One. There is no distinction nor any difference between them. Both are One, and one cannot live without the other. The disciple placing his head on the Guru's feet is a gross or outward vision; really and internally they are both one and the same. Those who see any difference between them are yet unripe and not perfect. The fact which is related to re-incarnation is highlighted by me and I think it is true, as Sai Baba is a knower of past, present and future. Thank you:)
@mariposa7814
3 ай бұрын
That's Méxicoooo, not really
@h.k48
3 ай бұрын
Our nation is agriculture based so from the past cow is important its part of family some respect like mother. Hindus treat 7 people as mother 1.Mother 2.mentor's/teacher wife 3.kings wife 4.Brahmin/scholor/who follows teachings of vedha his wife 5.Rivers 6.Land 7.female Cow
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