And here I thought they were so nice, peaceful and just made nice rugs...

[sirhrmechanic]

Up here in my former AO... we had a nice, quiet Nepalese refugee chop up his wife and mother-in-law with a cleaver.

And I thought they were all such nice, peaceful little people.

Well, except for the Ghurkas. Those dudes will %$#k you up.

On the bright side... they aren't asking for me to register my cleaver. Which, oddly enough, is made by Dexter. Anyone find that also ironic???

Cheers,

Sirhr

 

[Veer_G]

Those who live by the kukri ...

 

[Maggot]

I wonder if it was Ward, June, Wally, or the Beaver?

 

[P-Squared]

I wonder if it was Ward, June, Wally, or the Beaver?

I think it was Eddy masquerading as Wally. And why did June always wear a string of pearls?

 

[Alphatreedog]

I think it was Eddy masquerading as Wally. And why did June always wear a string of pearls?

Because Ward was such a doting husband he was always giving her pearl necklaces , and rusty trombones and dirty Sanchez's and ...............

 

[Veer_G]

For those not in the know, Nepal is full of omnivore Hindu warriors. Unlike other Hindus, they've got a truly balanced diet. Go look up "Nepal cow slaughter" on YouTube.

https://thewire.in/146729/lessons-for-india-from-nepal-history-of-cow-slaughter/

 

[sirhrmechanic]

I decided to try and search on "Nepal Wife Slaughter..." but it brought be back to the original article....

Ummmm cows.... reminds me that my short ribs are about ready for the grill!

Cheers,

Sirhr

 

[Rthur]

I can understand the MIL but he broke his sammich maker.

R

 

[Redmanss]

The Gurungs are one of the main ones that serve in the British Army, and they're quite proud of that. Probably 20% of my guards in Afghanistan were Gurung, they're known as a warrior clan there. Sad to see this happen to this family, especially with a young girl now without either of her parents.

One thing I know about the Nepalese, they are staunchly against divorce, like low single digit divorce rate for them and that's because of Kathmandu, as it's nearly unheard of in the outer villages. This would not be the first dissolution of marriage by blade, especially if there was cheating involved. This happens on both sides of the marriage too, there was a young lad who got fired for banging a lady in country, he was dead inside 12 hours of getting back in Nepal. Word was the brother-in-law didn't like the shame he brought on his sister and their family, and they literally beat him to death.