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From what I've read (n experienced a little from programming competitions like TopCoder) , the people of the region of eastern Europe n Russia are particularly strong in physics, mathematics, computer science, chess or anything which requires logical abilities. Thats primarily due to cultural reasons....they have a culture of mathematical problem solving....

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Suck my ****.
Bas! aa gaya jaaat pe? baar baar beech mein taang adani jaroori hai? Agar potty ucchaaloge, toh tyaar raho khud bhi catch karne ke liye. Aur sabki potty aur usse karne ka andaaz alag alag type ka hota hai, koi pyaar se jeb mein rakh ke chale jaayega aur tum khush hotey rahoge kee inaam mil gaya. Ab aagey teri marzi, abhi bhi bakaitee kee chulll mach rahi hai toh lagey reh...
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Extremely smart and hard working group of individuals. Having worked closely with our Chariman and CEO who both happen to be jewish, you also find that these guys have a lot of unity and are very well connected, especially when it comes to doing business.

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On the topic, can some one clarify use of 'jews' in OP? Did he refer to jews in general or a specific subset of jews?
Ramayan likhne ke baad pooch rahein hain ki bhai Seeta kaun?:hysterical:
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Ramayan likhne ke baad pooch rahein hain ki bhai Seeta kaun?:hysterical:
:nice: Joke of the century.. jai ho crocodile baba kee!.. I had heard of crocodile tears, but I am wondering whether there is a concept of crocodile sense of humor.
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Bas! aa gaya jaaat pe? baar baar beech mein taang adani jaroori hai? Agar potty ucchaaloge, toh tyaar raho khud bhi catch karne ke liye. Aur sabki potty aur usse karne ka andaaz alag alag type ka hota hai, koi pyaar se jeb mein rakh ke chale jaayega aur tum khush hotey rahoge kee inaam mil gaya. Ab aagey teri marzi, abhi bhi bakaitee kee chulll mach rahi hai toh lagey reh...
:hysterical: Bina brackets ke bhi teri post utni hi bekaar hai jitni with brackets hai :hysterical:
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From what I've read (n experienced a little from programming competitions like TopCoder) ' date=' the people of the region of [b']eastern Europe n Russia are particularly strong in physics, mathematics, computer science, chess or anything which requires logical abilities. Thats primarily due to cultural reasons....they have a culture of mathematical problem solving....
I would add East Asia as well. Chinese, Japanese and even Viatnamese trump indians and jews in math olympiads with alarming regularity :omg:
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:hysterical: Bina brackets ke bhi teri post utni hi bekaar hai jitni with brackets hai :hysterical:
Theek hai babua, tu khush haina? tu chamcha giri aur choosney/chuswaney ke invitation dene mein khush reh...:two_thumbs_up:
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All this talk of smart Jews and what not, no one has mentioned Nissim Ezekiel, who is probably India's best post-independence English language poet. He was born into a Jewish Indian family in Mumbai. Why look for smart Jews away, when such a genius stayed within our own borders. He was a bi-lingual poet- Marathi and English. But I don't know much about his Marathi poetry. Maybe the Marathi speakers here can shed some more light on that. Here are two of his famous poems ( if anyone is interested). The Night of the Scorpion As the name suggests, its about his observations as a child when a scorpion bit his mother and the entire village came to observe and help his family. Seems pretty ordinary at first glance, but when you read it again and understand the deeper nuances you will appreciate his genius. The Patriot This one is written in 'spoken Indian English' is a good take on contemporary ( of the 80s) Indian politics and thinking. When my dad was in college, he said that Jews were a visible community in Mumbai. There were many famous businesses and educational institutions that Jews ran. Most of these Jewish families have arrived in India much before Christianity and Islam and are very inconspicuous. However, in the mid 70s or something, Israel offered Jews world over the right to 'return' to Israel. Most of the Jews of Mumbai went 'back' to to Israel. The funny and tragic part is that they were a well off community with substantial land holdings and business interests. there still is a Jewish cemetery in Mumbai. And in a relatively prime area. And they weren't persecuted in any manner here. Never understood the logic of leaving behind your place of birth/business/friends etc for something that you have only a mythological/religious affiliation to. Mind you, these guys were rich people. Nissim Ezekiel ofcourse, chose to stay back in Mumbai. He died in 2004. He was suffering from Alzheimer's.

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who said jews are ugly? Hello.....Scarlet Johansson
You made me google - "hot jews", and there are quite a few known names that break the hotness meter (some of them may be of mixed descent). Gwyneth Paltrow, Alicia Silverstone, Natalie Portman, Isla Fisher, Brooke Burke, Kate Hudson, Rachel Blison, Emmanuelle Chriqui, Bar Rafaeli. these are from some top 10 list, and there many more top 10/25/30/N lists. The only one who single handedly brings down the average hotness of jewish girls is - guess who? Sarah Jessica Parker.
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All this talk of smart Jews and what not, no one has mentioned Nissim Ezekiel, who is probably India's best post-independence English language poet. He was born into a Jewish Indian family in Mumbai. Why look for smart Jews away, when such a genius stayed within our own borders. He was a bi-lingual poet- Marathi and English. But I don't know much about his Marathi poetry. Maybe the Marathi speakers here can shed some more light on that. Here are two of his famous poems ( if anyone is interested). The Night of the Scorpion As the name suggests, its about his observations as a child when a scorpion bit his mother and the entire village came to observe and help his family. Seems pretty ordinary at first glance, but when you read it again and understand the deeper nuances you will appreciate his genius. The Patriot This one is written in 'spoken Indian English' is a good take on contemporary ( of the 80s) Indian politics and thinking. When my dad was in college, he said that Jews were a visible community in Mumbai. There were many famous businesses and educational institutions that Jews ran. Most of these Jewish families have arrived in India much before Christianity and Islam and are very inconspicuous. However, in the mid 70s or something, Israel offered Jews world over the right to 'return' to Israel. Most of the Jews of Mumbai went 'back' to to Israel. The funny and tragic part is that they were a well off community with substantial land holdings and business interests. there still is a Jewish cemetery in Mumbai. And in a relatively prime area. And they weren't persecuted in any manner here. Never understood the logic of leaving behind your place of birth/business/friends etc for something that you have only a mythological/religious affiliation to. Mind you, these guys were rich people. Nissim Ezekiel ofcourse, chose to stay back in Mumbai. He died in 2004. He was suffering from Alzheimer's.
I read night of the scorpion when i was in 6th.. but understood the 'deeper meaning' in 8th literature classes :girl_sigh:
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You made me google - "hot jews", and there are quite a few known names that break the hotness meter (some of them may be of mixed descent). Gwyneth Paltrow, Alicia Silverstone, Natalie Portman, Isla Fisher, Brooke Burke, Kate Hudson, Rachel Blison, Emmanuelle Chriqui, Bar Rafaeli. these are from some top 10 list, and there many more top 10/25/30/N lists. The only one who single handedly brings down the average hotness of jewish girls is - guess who? Sarah Jessica Parker.
Sarah Jessica Parker is not a girl...
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Literature classes in 8th? What school go to you? :fear:
halka fulka literature :dontknow: harr school mein literature and language classes alag hoti hain :nervous:
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