Used to dismiss a vapid Internet argument; shows the poster needs to educate himself on the topic at hand.
by JormanThoad March 2, 2017
Get the go read a book about india mug.Guy 1: I got banned from r/India and I don't even know the reason.
Guy 2: You said something good about India, didn't you?
Guy 2: You said something good about India, didn't you?
by EXrINDIAN November 11, 2022
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The 3rd Company to catch up to PewDiePie in YouTube subscribers, behind T-Series and Cocomelon. Currently SET India is sitting on around 104.6 million while Pewdiepie is still leading by 6 million. During the summer of 2021, PewDiePie may be surpassed.
Man 1: Hey, have you seen SET India’s subscriber growth over the past month? It’s as fast as T-Series!
Man 2: Wow! SET India, you are an asshole!
Man 2: Wow! SET India, you are an asshole!
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Get the What? Mangoes from india? mug.A majorly infamous subreddit on reddit.com, mostly known for its bias and moderator right abuse. If your way of thinking doesnt align with the moderators, you are banned, and hence they have created an echo chamber.
Dude, Just got banned the other day on r/india for explaining the mods that bad weather would not affect cloud computing
by notmyrealnamebro October 7, 2017
Get the r/india mug.A term used among companions, associate, mates, buds, pals, friends and acquaintances when drinking. The phrase derives from a similar sounding phrase: "Get her in to you". In this case the "her" refers to the drink in question. Keeping this in mind, the word India can ipso facto be used in many useful conversational ways.
Gerry: Y'ever been ta India?
Jon: No, however I am from Quebec.
Gerry: Close enough! Get'er India!
(commence the drinking of India Pale Ale)
Gerry: Y'ever been ta India?
Attractive Lady: No, I haven't, are you a travel agent?
Gerry: I'm not, but my friend Jon is! Get'em India!!
(commence Jon getting some lovin')
Jon: You goin to the beer store tonight, lil bro?
Gerry: I aint, but I'm bound to run India at the bar later!
Jon: No, however I am from Quebec.
Gerry: Close enough! Get'er India!
(commence the drinking of India Pale Ale)
Gerry: Y'ever been ta India?
Attractive Lady: No, I haven't, are you a travel agent?
Gerry: I'm not, but my friend Jon is! Get'em India!!
(commence Jon getting some lovin')
Jon: You goin to the beer store tonight, lil bro?
Gerry: I aint, but I'm bound to run India at the bar later!
by Dr. India Jones October 13, 2010
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Their writings typically challenge the soverign power of other counties without the opportunity for rebuttal. Propoganda is a mild word compared to the yellow journalism they are known for thoughout the world.
The touble is, that without the Internet and the value that it avails without substance, credibility or the test of time honoured history this rag has little credibilty. Even so, it is heralded as the voice of a people not far removed from anarchy and cared for still by other nations. A cry from a child who does not yet even understand why it is crying, but imposing itself as the savior of the millenium.
Their writings typically challenge the soverign power of other counties without the opportunity for rebuttal. Propoganda is a mild word compared to the yellow journalism they are known for thoughout the world.
The touble is, that without the Internet and the value that it avails without substance, credibility or the test of time honoured history this rag has little credibilty. Even so, it is heralded as the voice of a people not far removed from anarchy and cared for still by other nations. A cry from a child who does not yet even understand why it is crying, but imposing itself as the savior of the millenium.
I read in the Times of India, how they are so much smarter than us, it's a pity we didn't happen upon them while we were yet still ameoba; turbans and all, they seemed to possess the power to lift us out of the ooze while still being fed and nurtured by those nations that they now declare they saved.
by Stan West October 23, 2005
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