Yes, that's more accurate than what OP put.
Just heard some funny story
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I was watching a food show on youtube and there were three Ethiopian girls (2 Christian and 1 Muslim) and the Christian ones made a comment about how the Muslim one couldn't eat one of the foods because it had pork in it...
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Bootyclapper
She is sick woman who knows 3 words "Diana, bootyclapper " I think that she works for Diana company and doing marketing for them.
Why? She is bootyclappig and needs to be let known@fardowsa u don't want to pick a fight with edo Canuck
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live and let die.
I ate gelatin but I didn't know it was a pork related product at the time(never again). It was skittles.
I have never been tempted by bacon, sausage, pepperoni pizza, or those type of things though.
I'm not exactly sure how religious the average Orthodox Ethiopian is so I don't know.Also depends if we're comparing to the diaspora and the youth or elders as well as those who live back home.
How did I not know this? I went to school and was friends with a shit load of Ethiopians and Eritreans. Also I meant the under 30's in the diaspora. Do you guys drink? @ሕጊ።።
If it's people under 30's in the diaspora then yea, I'd guess I'm more religious than the average.
Our religion doesn't prohibit us to drink as long as it is in moderation (drunkenness is socially and religiously stigmatized). We have our own traditional alcoholic beverages (t'ej, t'ela, arek'ay) though and drinking beer, whisky, and wine is also common I think(especially in social/celebration settings). However, me personally, I don't drink.
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The Habeshas knew that if they lit a fire, then they would be captured and exported to India, Arabia, or China. 
So I Googled the meaning of bootyclapping
all I see is futo
The crazy woman does not meaning of ceeb and shyness, what type of self respect woman talks like that!!!!
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