Actual fact: my bff's ex is Afghan and he found the whole concept of the Afghan biscuit hilariously funny. He used the term "Afghan" not "Afghani" to describe himself and his culture, and I never heard the word "Afghani" till 9/11.
Their daughter has been bullied via the ostentatious eating of Afghan biscuits and "oh look I am eating an Afghan". She, however, has pointed out to said bullies that the Afghans she is eating are not real ones since they lack the walnut.
I know I feel more weird about Afghan biscuits due to knowing actual Afghans.
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Date: 2009-04-27 09:06 am (UTC)Their daughter has been bullied via the ostentatious eating of Afghan biscuits and "oh look I am eating an Afghan". She, however, has pointed out to said bullies that the Afghans she is eating are not real ones since they lack the walnut.
I know I feel more weird about Afghan biscuits due to knowing actual Afghans.