I found @chudur-budur on UrbanDictionary. What do you guys think?

[milkistermoo]

I don't think I'm making a bad deal whenever I read something he posts

 

[Zargrim]

bobs and vegene

 

[Aedra]

I see.

 

[Copexodius Maximus]

So chudur budur's whole name was fuck pussy. Which means he is a slayer.

 

[FeminismIsCancer]

Gali pe tuttee kar do
Kek

 

[jaded jabble]

Gali pe tuttee kar do
Kek

Bhenchod meh tari mah nah pudhi parsa

 

[NCRcel]

Beenis in vageen

 

[FeminismIsCancer]

Bhenchod meh tari mah nah pudhi parsa

Finally someone who understood kek.
I’m actually white but I’ve spent 3 years in India. Was hoping to ascend there but failed miserably.

 

[jaded jabble]

Finally someone who understood kek.
I’m actually white but I’ve spent 3 years in India. Was hoping to ascend there but failed miserably.

My parents are from pakistan originally so i know the language but cant read or write it, you should’ve gone sea its much easier there; curry foids are pukefuel mostly unless ouliers or significant aryan admixture

 

[FeminismIsCancer]

My parents are from pakistan originally so i know the language but cant read or write it, you should’ve gone sea its much easier there; curry foids are pukefuel mostly unless ouliers or significant aryan admixture

I know it’d theoretically be easier but then idk their language at all and I find them less attractive. Hindi/Urdu is somewhat easier than Tagalog or Thai for example. I can read Hindi.

 

[chudur-budur]

"chudur-budur" or "chudur budur" (চুদুর বুদুর, চুদুৰ বুদুৰ, चुदुर बुदुर, ଚୁଦୁର ବୁଦୁର) IS a colloquial Bengali/Assamsese/Bihari/Oriya word.

Mostly used in the Brahmaputra (Tsangpo/雅鲁藏布江), Ganges confluence plateau region.

It means procrastination, making delay, not doing what you are supposed to do etc.

It has nothing to do with sex. Again, it has nothing to do with sex.

Many curry languages have the root "ch-d" for Fuck/Sex, so the term "chudur-budur" sounds like it has something to do with sex.

That's what most curries think. Because they are horny.

But linguistically it's not.