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It's not a reason but just you spreading misinformed bullshit. Reference for what? There was absolutely no reason to bring that up. So? Do dialects and culture suddenly change after partition? The people native to the different parts of Punjabi still practice the same culture and speak the...

I'd like to visit Hong Kong and Shanghai in the future to take in their breathtaking skylines and urbanization. Definitely two of the top places I'd like to visit in East Asia.

You sure seem to know little about Indians or what they different ethnic groups around India eat. Indian Punjabis can eat any kind of meat although many are vegetarians. Many different states in India eat chicken and fish. Fish is actually the primary cuisine for many of the states that border...

I've been called a false flagger but mostly by people who don't know anything about me or my views. They're are some more obvious false flaggers and some of them do annoy me quite a bit.

That's an amazing accomplishment. Good luck to him on his feature endeavors and being an inspiration for others.

Mirpuris are Punjabis whether they believe it or not. The majority of them are from Jatt, Rajput, Gujjar, etc. backgrounds and their ancestors can be traced back to mainland Punjab. Some of them might be ethnic Kashmiris if their backgrounds and ancestors can be traced back to the Kashmir...

I actually partially agree with you for once. Azad Kashmir (ie Mirpur) and Northern Punjab have the same sub-ethnic groups and tribes as the rest of Punjab. In this case, Gujjars, Jatts, Rajputs, Arian, etc. I still don't agree with you with about Maliks, Syeds, Quraishis, etc. They are...

I'm not agreeing or disagreeing with what he said but it is speculated that humans crossed over from Asia over the Bering Strait between Eastern Russia and Alaska and then later dispersed into parts of North and South America. This would put to doubt the possibility of nomadic people not...

One of my favorite singers/poets. He's from Canada. This is one of his recent songs. Some people might find it offensive but don't take it personally. Humble The Poet - Baagi Music (Prod. Sikh Knowledge) (Dir. Digitology) - YouTube

I love butter chicken with garlic naan.

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I want to see if the shoe is a success. Until then it is a potentially good move by Adidas.

Am I suppose to take that as fact? Unless I hear it from Lahore Punjabis myself, I'm inclined to say it is your biased opinion. No, you can't. The traditional food throughout the Punjabi region is different than in Balochistan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Sindh. The same thing applies to clothing...

That's not a fact-based reason. That's your opinion. Then why mention it or bring up something that is irrelevant to the discussion? You had some ulterior motive or reason for mentioning it other than for the sake of mentioning it. Boil my blood? Your making the assumption that I'm enraged...

I wonder how people from other parts of Punjab would react to your comments. I'm sure they would appreciate your opinion of them. So they share no cultural similarities as in eating similar foods and wearing similar clothing such as shalwar kameez? What about speaking dialects of the same...

I'm sorry for questioning your all-knowing authority on Punjabi and Pakistani culture. :P Anyways, the Saraiki language is actually classified as a separate language unlike Pothohari. Also, who are you to say a Pothohari speaker can understand Punjabi but a Punjabi speaker can't understand...

I'm not hell bent on proving anything. All online research and data says Pothohari is a dialect of Punjabi. Punjabi dialects - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Also, I never mentioned Indian Punjabis in this thread. You can consider them an entirely different species for all I care. I realize...

Wow, someone is butthurt that Pothowari culture is some how related to Punjabi culture and the language is simply considered a dialect of Punjabi. :lol:

Southern Punjabi is Seraiki culture. I'm not an expert on it but apparently it's sort of a mix between Punjabi and Sindhi culture.

I'd be inclined to agree with this. Pothohari/Potwari is simply considered a dialect of Punjabi. There will be slight differences in the culture perhaps with Pothowaris as they live in more mountainous parts of the Punjab region/Azad Kashmir but even looking at the pictures you posted, you can...