Indian Head Bob - extreme

[GeneW]

This kid has incredible neck mobility. I'm going to be working with Indians, maybe even doing some field trips to India, and figured I ought to know something about that head bob.

Found this.....


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cw88JamMxFw

Take away his tan and turban and he'd be the spittin' image of a redneck I know hereabouts. Nice kid who lives in a trailer, raises his chickens, takes care of his wife (and vice versa) and is a decent human being).

Gonna be fun to see his reaction to this one...

Gene

[SilverBack]

All Indians know how to do that. How do you think I win bar bets and get out of speeding tickets?:thumbsup:

[jinxor]

lolz
head bob, i guess anyone can do it with a bit of practise....

[Shroomster]

why not call it indian head sliding?

[jinxor]

mate... that is more like neck drift!!!

[*MAD DOG*]

You think that's good. There language is just as easy as english to understand.

Check it out http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZA1NoOOoaNw

[jinxor]

lolz... benny lava I remember seeing that like ages ago....
it still makes me laugh everytime I see it...

[*MAD DOG*]

^
i know it's oldschool but it is still funny as hell.

[TEHxFALLEN V1.2]

lolololol epic

[cali yaris]

yeah but he can only go CCW. CW FTW

[SilverBack]

LOL seen that vid ages ago. Still funny

[YAR1S]

creeeeepy.

[Shroomster]

yeah but he can only go CCW. CW FTW

he has that issue they all have on the other side of the world....

water in toilet flows ccw
drive on the other side of the world
head bobbing/sliding/drifting w/e is ccw....

it's all somehow gravitational relativity...just my guess hehe

[GeneW]

All Indians know how to do that. How do you think I win bar bets and get out of speeding tickets?:thumbsup:

All one billion plus of them?


The more I look at this kid and listen to him the more he reminds of Gary.

One is almost tempted to ask - was there a base population in the Caucasus mountains thousands of years ago? Some went south into the Indian Peninsula. Others went north into Europe. Time passed and there were changes but not a lot of them. I've been watching a lot of videos by Prabhu Deva and it's amazing how the dancers look like people I've met from Croatia, Germany, and the British Isles.

Gene

[SilverBack]

Who's Gary?

It's believed Indians are historically connected to Europeans through the ancient Aryan people of the Caucasus mountain region. Not sure if it's 100% true though, but that's the most credible story so far. Good observation :clap:

[GeneW]

Who's Gary?

Gary is the "redneck" in question who resembles that kid. Put Gary under the sun long enough and give that kid too much food and they'd be twins.

It's believed Indians are historically connected to Europeans through the ancient Aryan people of the Caucasus mountain region. Not sure if it's 100% true though, but that's the most credible story so far. Good observation :clap:

I know a bit about the Aryan people. Their language was considered "Indo-European". I am not hip with the latest DNA evidence, which would probably settle the matter.

The original "Indo-European" was sort of recreated in Russia. I've heard it spoken - spooky stuff.

http://www.grsampson.net/Q_PIE.html

There could have been several migrations there and back. The Indians (or their ancestors) had a civilization in the Indus river about 5,000 years or more ago. Who can say who traded with whom, migrated and so on?

For example, the "Romi" of Europe, known as "Gypsies".

Gene

[GeneW]

I do know that there is not an "Indian" language. I think that the Indian government uses both English and "Standard Hindi", the latter being kind of like Putanhua (common tongue) in China (aka Mandarin). I speak a tiny bit of Mandarin but am hoping to learn more of it.

Hey, maybe if I'm lucky I'll also pick up Standard Hindi too. My employer (whose name I do not use online) has a global presence, including both India and China.

Gene

[ZING]

hahaha, laughed so much at that video.