That's ironic that Harry doesn't go to Gryffindor by default... because well.. Harry... But I suspect the sorting hat would just explode once placed on his head. And Professor Mcgonagall would be frozen in place, right eye twitching from shock.

lol no worries :)

I seriously love your gif so much. That's all I wanted to say.

Truth be told that white people who can trace back to Europe are being eradicated not through genocide however, through simple demographics any sociologist will tell you that by 2030 the arab community will be the super majority in the world while white people will be the minority.

He had me at "metacarpal cracking." And then I basically fainted at, "How does a gentleman shake hands with a lady." *Swoon*

Dear Gentleman Scholar —

Well said. You're right, back in the day it had a lot to do with who you knew, but even today, I feel like it's similar. There are expensive writing conventions you can attend to meet with agents and editors—a sort of pay for networking with peeps who can get you published type of deal. I just think that the club…

I've never seen a blog's About Page so starkly deceptive from the content it claims to produce:

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In that case wouldn't you be offended if you WEREN'T deported? I'd be like... shit I'm not good looking enough to be deported. #sad_face. It's like the new version of hot or not.

I totally understand what you're saying and I myself have dealt with racism and I'm sorry you had to experience that but I'm trying to belabor the point that I don't think the idea of wearing a bindi as a fashion accessory is the problem. If you take a normal, decent individual who is respectful of others and who…

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I love how people are responding to his North Korea tweet...LOL

I know I was terrified the first time I went but I was sick of tweezing and the idea of waxing kinda freaked me out with the whole ripping off the entire eyebrow in one go part... To my surprise I loved threading and yes it hurt like HELL but she put numbing cream or something so that helped. Also NEVER go when you're…

I'm half Hindu half Sikh. And yes I don't think people wearing bindis alone is offensive. If they want to wear it as a fashion accessory by all means. Now, I do have problems with people calling others dot-head, rag-head, and ugly. But you're saying those same people who are calling people these incredulous names are…

HELL YEAH! I'm right HERE! BRING IT! lol. I also agree with Rocza who said eloquently in this conversation, "assuming that Universal Society of Hinduism speaks for everyone who has any claim on bindis would be like assuming Fred Phelps can speak about the cross for all Christians." Many people from different religions…

It's not offensive. People need to CALM down. I'm ready to battle my fellow Indian peeps who gives you any beef about this, for you. I guarantee it's GENERALLY not a big deal. I don't know who is making it out to be, but it's nuts. You can WEAR bindis as a fashion accessory—it's been done BY INDIANS. If INDIAN people…

I think she's super thoughtful for apologizing but I don't think she needed to or that she's insulting Hindus by wearing a bindi. I'm half Hindu and I always like seeing people wear them in a fashion-y way. I dunno I guess super religious people would get offended? But I don't see why... Women in Bollywood films have…

If you wanna rock it out why not? Traditionally speaking henna or mehndi is worn on the hands and feet and is meant for special occasions like weddings or festivals. Brides and their bridal party will meet up for example a few days before the wedding and pretty themselves up with it. They'll have a group mehndi…