Making references to cultures, peoples, languages, accents, sexual orientations etc in a fun and joyous manner though in what can be perceived as a mocking way, but in fact without any malice and by a person with no prejudicial intent.
Used chiefly in commonwealth countries.
Used chiefly in commonwealth countries.
"it's very common for silly leftists to confuse chilanging, which stems from deep cultural appreciation and adoration, with racism, because often their grandparents used to slave Africans in plantations or maybe cause a genocide and they now feel a bit fucked up about things, anyway, there are no reasons why friendly tourists can't chilang when in Thailand".
“While in Qatar, me and the boyz challenged “allu akbar” and said “khumus” to each other day and night and it was lovely, also you must try the majboos and falafel - delicious”.
“While in Qatar, me and the boyz challenged “allu akbar” and said “khumus” to each other day and night and it was lovely, also you must try the majboos and falafel - delicious”.
Making references to cultures, peoples, languages, accents, sexual orientations etc in a fun and joyous manner though in what can be perceived as a mocking way, but in fact without any malice and by a person with no prejudicial intent.
Used chiefly in commonwealth countries.
Used chiefly in commonwealth countries.
"it's very common for silly leftists to confuse chilanging, which stems from deep cultural appreciation and adoration, with racism, because often their grandparents used to slave Africans in plantations or maybe cause a genocide and they now feel a bit fucked up about things, anyway, there are no reasons why friendly tourists can't chilang when in Thailand".
“While in Qatar, me and the boyz challenged “allu akbar” and said “khumus” to each other day and night and it was lovely, also you must try the majboos and falafel - delicious”.
“While in Qatar, me and the boyz challenged “allu akbar” and said “khumus” to each other day and night and it was lovely, also you must try the majboos and falafel - delicious”.