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congratulations to them for bagging the role!

this is so cutee omg <33

yess!!

SCREAMING CRYING SHAKING THROWING UP :sicacry: :sicacry: :sicacry: :sicacry: :sicacry: omg this is for real and i love to see it :umjicry: :umjicry:

a fave covering a fave :nekolove:

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YES YES I WILL HELP YOU so that leaves jisun, seoyeon, and chaeyoung... okay! this is roh jisun. one of the shorter members. what's helped me differentiate her from the others is her rather wide-set eyes. lee seoyeon. again, one of the shorter members. she was one of the members who...

queen shit right there :sanapray:

KING :ankha: :ankha: :ankha: :ankha:

i love wjsn <33

idk any irl examples of non-twin siblings having the same birthday. one of my old art teachers shares a birthday with her kid, that's close enough. and i believe snsd's sunny has the same birthday as her two older sisters (all born on different years i think)

my condolences to yunjin and her family

no no, i simply think it's important for non-diasporic poc to listen to their diasporic counterparts and vice versa. we have different, yet similar experiences, and i think it's important for us to debate, discuss, and hear each other out! your take on maggi is one i'd never even remotely...

hii?

in that sense, maggi does seem truly unique: we don't really take pride in stuff like chicken tikka masala (as i mentioned before). you're not being ignorant or insensitive: you simply have a different perspective from indians who grew up in the country, which frankly is refreshing to hear...

i'd like a quarter woongder with cheese along with french taeraes and a mcflricky! though there used to be a place here called boysplaneteria, which had some great meals, i especially enjoyed the burruto and the wumuicetea

the. diversity. be it in geography, in languages, in the food, in the arts, ours is a diverse country, and i love that. this makes travelling so fun, every time you go to a different city/state/region, it's like discovering a whole new world.

yeah seems confusing too when put that way. but i really don't think it's a matter of offence: i feel like indians have gone and taken maggi as one of their own. i guess it depends on how maggi was marketed in the indian instant noodle (and i'm deliberately making the distinction between...

well idk tbh as a maggi lover, it's just nice? there's lots of things which aren't necessarily "authentic" to where one hails from, but still are enjoyed - and i guess maggi fits into that category. as far as dishes go, i can't think of any other example (chicken tikka masala probably comes...

it is nestle, but idk where nestle is from :jisoosmh: anyway as an indian i can say maggi is our national dish, regardless of whether we invented it or not *flips hair*