Comments On The blue dress

> Mandingo

> 21.11.2008 @ 01:49

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> educate me

> 21.11.2008 @ 00:18

<blockquote>but you can’t keep a postcolonial theory student down</blockquote> oh, but i like it like that. In re your point about the 'other,' I think you might be one to something. As a DBD, my most significant early relationships were either with white males or totally whacked-out brown ones, so now that I'm with a DBD with fairly central tendencies (I don't mean bisexual :)) I find him really 'exotic' now. . <blockquote>for sake of argument, I could say is more important than how cute he is (very…sigh).</blockquote> yes, you could say that. But as long as we agree you blaspheme only for argument's sake :) Thanks for the tip about Emperor Minge. Now that I am in Delhi, I should make an effort to check them out. Plus, if they're serious about being Emperor of Minge, they must be super-feminist and such.

> khoofia

> 20.11.2008 @ 23:37

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> brown sahib

> 20.11.2008 @ 22:24

<blockquote>I apologise but you can’t keep a postcolonial theory student down</blockquote> Dang, and this dominant Indian male was just beginning to like you.

> billy

> 20.11.2008 @ 22:14

Don't worry. Priya Rai and Sunny Leone attest to the popularity of Indian women amongst white men. Don't be jealous because brown dudes get game as well.

> blackmamba

> 20.11.2008 @ 21:39

That is the salon staff sexist man list, not peep mag's. besides, there is something to be said for intelligent conversation. Indian women not digging Indian men is something I have never seen.

> turbanhead

> 20.11.2008 @ 21:10

There is only one Journey. And Steve Perry is it's lead singer. But this dude comes the closest to replicating Steve's pipes.

> Lea

> 20.11.2008 @ 20:28

<blockquote>few Indian or Asian women see it or at least admit to seeing it</blockquote> What Indian women have you been speaking to?

> bodidley

> 20.11.2008 @ 19:52

You aren't attracted to Indian dudes, that's fine. But questioning non-Indian women who are into Indian men is just scorched earth.

> maya

> 20.11.2008 @ 19:37

Great write-up on <b><i>Bioscope</i></b>, which has proven truly enticing. Its Phalke clips are the first Indian silent cinema I've seen and I look forward to our local 3rdi Film Festival's seminar on Indian silent cinema this coming Spring. Your site is wonderfully informative. Thank you.

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