Burger Culture/Class

[sweetypari]

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burger class considered to be elite class..so they think other people inferior to them :) try to copy western culture and want to look different from common people living in pakistan

[muqawwee123]

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you people are so phunny

[Ghost14]

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I was expecting a thread about burger appreciation, and how to make some kick ass burgers. The title is misleading...

[fara]

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There is just one line to describe them, aadhay teetar aadhay batair

or 'kawa chala hans ki chal tu apni chal bhee bhool gaya'!

Moon teerha ker kay fazool si angrezi bolaingay jis main baar baar urdu alfaaz ka istimal huga. They can't even speak Urdu correctly.

U know bol kar uskay baad ka jumla urdu main!

Whenever we go back I try to stick to Urdu. If somebody tries to play the burger impression on me, I make sure I don't speak a single word of Urdu. Kuch Lamhoon main wapis apni aadhi teetar aadhi batair wali urdu per wapis aa jatay haiN.. Ziyada dair angrezi be hazam nahi huti in burgers ko...

[muqawwee123]

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lols so much anti-burger people

[the_kaur]

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Even non burger class do discrimate a lot, people don't know what is discrimination unless they are discriminted against, discrimination is par of our social corruption, non burger middle class do discrimate against even lower strata of society, they only feel offended when they are discriminated against:)

[muqawwee123]

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Even non burger class do discrimate a lot, people don't know what is discrimination unless they are discriminted against, discrimination is par of our social corruption, non burger middle class do discrimate against even lower strata of society, they only feel offended when they are discriminated against:)

Thats the fact. Everyone consider themselves superior above less privileged class.

[the_kaur]

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@muqawwee123

Thats the fact. Everyone consider themselves superior above less privileged class.

Similar to casteism, upper caste discriminate against lower caste people like Dalits, But dalits discriminate against Paasis also known as Paswans but feel offended and bad when discriminated against:D

[LP]

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@muqawwee123

I think there is a difference between Indian burger lover and Pakistan’s burger lover. In Pakistan, its a mentality (read as mental case mentality), whereas in India its just a dish. In Pakistan, burger are newly become wealthy people (mostly corrupt), who think that they are the chosen one.

[Pakiiza]

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Why do people say them burger?

[khattichic]

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^ refer to post 61

[STA]

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guys please share all the burger related stuff here, i m probably going to write an article on it. just need your kind help. :@:

[Dr.LuLworth]

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@STA

Pakistan is unique country where you see many lifestyle. Burger culture is also one of the popular trend in upper class. It is noticed that people in this class behave differently, they consider themselves western, but in reality they were neither western nor eastern but something in the middle. So I would say they are culturally confused people.

Discuss your views on burger class (AKA Imran Khan Supporters).

I fixed that for you.

[muqawwee123]

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@Dr.LuLworth

I fixed that for you.

[Cheegum]

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Someone else may be having aloo gosht but just because my plate has sookhay paapay in it, that aloo gosht to me would look burger. Meanwhile a third person may be having haleem and to the person having aloo gosht that haleem may look burger. And to me with sookhay paapay in my plate, the haleem may look like a double whopper supreme. Meanwhile the guy who has nothing in his plate may look at my plate with sookhay paapay, and think of it as burger.

Burger is a matter of perspective.

[STA]

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@Cheegum

Someone else may be having aloo gosht but just because my plate has sookhay paapay in it, that aloo gosht to me would look burger. Meanwhile a third person may be having haleem and to the person having aloo gosht that haleem may look burger. And to me with sookhay paapay in my plate, the haleem may look like a double whopper supreme. Meanwhile the guy who has nothing in his plate may look at my plate with sookhay paapay, and think of it as burger.

Burger is a matter of perspective.

bun kabab and burger

[Muzna]

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Someone else may be having aloo gosht but just because my plate has sookhay paapay in it, that aloo gosht to me would look burger. Meanwhile a third person may be having haleem and to the person having aloo gosht that haleem may look burger. And to me with sookhay paapay in my plate, the haleem may look like a double whopper supreme. Meanwhile the guy who has nothing in his plate may look at my plate with sookhay paapay, and think of it as burger.

Burger is a matter of perspective.

by this analogy are you then suggesting that "burger" = "upgrade" or "improvement"?

[Cheegum]

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by this analogy are you then suggesting that "burger" = "upgrade" or "improvement"?

Okay you got me there. Growing up I assumed people richer than me with easier access to life's luxuries were burgers. I guess a more apt description would be someone who's trying to be what they are not. Which in most cases were people richer than me with easier access to life's luxuries.

[muqawwee123]

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Someone else may be having aloo gosht but just because my plate has sookhay paapay in it, that aloo gosht to me would look burger. Meanwhile a third person may be having haleem and to the person having aloo gosht that haleem may look burger. And to me with sookhay paapay in my plate, the haleem may look like a double whopper supreme. Meanwhile the guy who has nothing in his plate may look at my plate with sookhay paapay, and think of it as burger.

Burger is a matter of perspective.

I think its not just the difference of haves and have nots. Alhamd o Lillah, I never wish for things which are source of show-off for Burgers.

[Cheegum]

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BurgaroN ki mujhse har waqt hai hut tee...