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Why do pajeets smell so fucking bad?
HOW do they smell so fucking bad? It can't be perfume because nobody would willingly spray themselves with the fragrant equivalent of anthrax. Unless jeets are THAT low IQ? But at the same time, it's also a giga IQ move since these streetshitters pride themselves in taking over companies and running it to the ground. The pajeet paradox.
I myself am a victim of their ploy because I've quit my job after they've ruined my work environment with their unbelievably horrific stench.
To those fortunate enough to have never been within 10 meters of a jeet, they do NOT smell like curry. Their stench is indescribably disgusting. A single whiff is like taking a shotgun blast of liquid diarrhea to the face, except diarrhea literally smells less offensive.
This is political because the leaf government is openly importing these biological hazards by the millions.
HOW do they smell so fucking bad? It can't be perfume because nobody would willingly spray themselves with the fragrant equivalent of anthrax. Unless jeets are THAT low IQ? But at the same time, it's also a giga IQ move since these streetshitters pride themselves in taking over companies and running it to the ground. The pajeet paradox.
I myself am a victim of their ploy because I've quit my job after they've ruined my work environment with their unbelievably horrific stench.
To those fortunate enough to have never been within 10 meters of a jeet, they do NOT smell like curry. Their stench is indescribably disgusting. A single whiff is like taking a shotgun blast of liquid diarrhea to the face, except diarrhea literally smells less offensive.
This is political because the leaf government is openly importing these biological hazards by the millions.
