New York Onion Weekly, February 11, 2013 After much fanfare, Prabal Gurung designs are finally available for the common people at Target. Prabal Gurung designs made a debut at Targets all across the US this weekend. Prabal Gurung has been vocal about his love and passion for his home country of Nepal where he was raised, although he was born in Singapore. In keeping up with the tradition of providing donations to Nepal, Prabal Gurung has announced a special discount offering for people of Nepal origin. Negotiations with Target on providing the discount at the counter is under way but until a decision is reached, the discount can be accessed in the form of mail in rebate with proof of Nepali citizenship. Public relations office of Prabal Gurung has confirmed that currently the trial period is for the US locations only, until further announcement. Here is the percentage discount by Nepalese affiliation. Customers can use the mail in rebate at the end of this article. Nepali Citizen with US permanent residency: 30% Nepali Citizen with US permanent residency through DV Visa: 35% Nepali Citizen with valid student ID: 45% Nepali Citizen with Illegal US Visa: 40% Nepali Citizen with valid Tourist visa: 40% ** Nepali Citizen with gay affiliation: 50% Former Nepali Citizen, who has US passport: 30% ** Former Nepali Citizen, who has US passport with gay affiliation: 50% and finally the bumper discount *** Nepali Citizen with 'Gurung' last name: 55% __________________________________________________________________ ** This has not been verified but unconfirmed sources have verified its accuracy *** Gurung males who may be having difficult time finding a wife will now be enundiated with marriage offers from Prabal Gurung fans to receive such massive discount ***************************************************************************** * * Name: * Address: * City/State/Zip: * Nepali Passport Number: * US Passport Number if any: * Sex: M/F * Gay: Yes/no/unconfirmed * Please like Prabal Gurung in Facebook * * * Attach clear photocopies of Passport and receipts and send to * Prabal Gurung, c/o US Immigration Center, PO Box 97332, Phoenix, AZ 85034 * * * Please share with other Nepalis so they can benefit from the discount. * ***************************************************************************** Last edited: 11-Feb-13 09:38 AM
sajha onion · Feb 11, 2013 9:30 AM · 20,120 views
I am not sure if it's funny per say, but I was surely duped.
Kiddo · Feb 11, 2013 9:55 AM
You overdid it w/ the bit in the "send to" section (c/o Immigration...). I was so ready to submit my info!
riddle · Feb 11, 2013 11:30 AM
LOL funny I was so ready to cash in my 55% discount Gotta love Prabal Gurung
patan · Feb 11, 2013 12:10 PM
What about Nepali students who are gurung and gay?. Do they get it for free?.
freedom2012 · Feb 11, 2013 1:10 PM
In one Prabal Gurung interview article at http://www.elle.com/fashion/sp... Gurung credits his financial sense to his mother, who has ties to Nepal's royal family and raised him and his brother and sister in Kathmandu. "My mother is a divorced politician," he says. "That, as you can imagine, is a big deal in a place like Nepal, which is about 50 years behind the rest of the world. It's one reason I think it's okay to make mistakes. How else are you going to learn?" By age 11, Gurung was drawing gowns on stick figures and offering free fashion advice. "Mine is the typical gay-designer story," he says. "I was taunted and teased, but I had a pile of sketchbooks and a teacher and family who encouraged me." After graduating from an all-boys Catholic high school, he traveled to India to study fashion. Eventually he attended Parsons in New York, where in short order he won the Best Designer award at the annual Parsons/FIT design competition and landed a job at Cynthia Rowley. Two years later, Gurung got a call from the higher-ups at Bill Blass. "I thought, Bill Blass?" he says. "But then I went to visit the atelier and realized it was on the level of the best European houses; it was a place where I could experience the best the world had to offer." Does anyone know who the mom is? Just curious since he said ties to nepal's royal family.
nepchat · Feb 11, 2013 1:55 PM
Thanks for reading and thanks for the comments. Please don't take my writing too seriously it is only intended to blow off some steam from the seriousness that everyone seems to be plagued with. Be sure to take it with a pinch of salt. If you have high blood pressure, then take it with a pinch of sugar. If you have diabetes then take it with a pinch of that hot ass that you always wanted to pinch. Last edited: 12-Feb-13 10:06 AM
sajha onion · Feb 12, 2013 10:06 AM
"Inundated" Other than that, I have no concerns. ;)
FoxConn · Feb 12, 2013 10:52 PM
nepchat, most probably she is Durga Rana, central member of RPP. http://www.rppnepal.org/?page_...
nepalilaure · Feb 12, 2013 11:23 PM
Is he a gay ? Why discount for gays ?
IT_Guy · Feb 13, 2013 5:22 AM
log into his website to find more.
darling · Feb 13, 2013 9:16 AM
Itguy you can see he says "Mine is the typical gay-designer story," he says. Prabal Gurung and his mother, Durga Rana, at a dinner in the designer's honor. She's in New York for the first time from their native Nepal.
sajha onion · Feb 13, 2013 9:17 AM
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