Behind the Screen: Fresh Meat 2: Noor Jehangir

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Wonder what his nationality is. his name sounds really Persian but he doesn't look it, he looks either Arabic, Pakistani or Iraqi...

— behindme

This guy is sounding like someone who will be the chill guy...

— unamazing

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Discussion thread about Fresh Meat 2: Noor Jehangir with 30 replies from the Vevmo community.

Fresh Meat 2: Noor Jehangir

blanky667 ·

Noor Jehangir is a 24 year old Muslim, Obama supporter who lives in Austin, Texas. He attended Westwood High School and graduated in the year 2003. He also is a St. Edwards University (SEU) alum. He attended St. Edwards from 2005 to the year of 2007 where he also played for the men's soccer team. His interests include soccer, Washington Huskies, going to the beach, fashion, shoes, working out, and techno music. His birthday is August 16th, 1985. A bit of supporting evidence: MTV Biography: Noor is a dedicated Australian Rules Football and soccer player, describing himself as "stupidly competitive." He is also very trustworthy, but admits the allure of prize money might cripple his morals. This banker is thirsty to win and quit his job. Noor vows to leave it all on the field and win his first Challenge.

30 Comments
gamer73#2
Nice find!
OtherPplsDrama#3
Great job Blanky! :)
behindme#4
Wonder what his nationality is...his name sounds really Persian but he doesn't look it, he looks either Arabic, Pakistani or Iraqi.
saltvinegar#5
Nice job Blanky!
unamazing#6
This guy is sounding like someone who will be the chill guy.
SteveSparxx#7
Good find blanky! Reminds me of Jay Chandrasekhar a lil bit.
Francid#8
A Muslim AND an Obama supporter?! I like him already.:)
RW561015#9
I am liking the diversity in ethnic backgrounds I am seeing from these FM profiles popping up.
dplayer18#10
RW561015;132564 wrote:
I am liking the diversity in ethnic backgrounds I am seeing from these FM profiles popping up.
Me too, I think this new diversity will bring something new to the challenge.
Francid#11
Diversity is ALWAYS a great thing for ANY reality show, competition or otherwise!:)
jjlucash#13
Noor is flippin' hot. Just thought I'd add that.
suz84#14
He's a very likeable guy. It would be nice to see him on another challenge.
jonnyj#15
I really like Noor and maybe my gaydar needs tuning but he pings for me.
mtvbore#16
oh he's muslim? that's why he doesn't drink or party.
mtvbore#17
jonnyj;170771 wrote:
I really like Noor and maybe my gaydar needs tuning but he pings for me.
nah i don't get gay from him.
Gabxmarie#18
mtv*****;170779 wrote:
oh he's muslim? that's why he doesn't drink or party.
I don't think he ever said he didn't party, just that he didn't drink or do drugs.
fd9613#19
After some facebook creepin, this guy has one of the best dogs ever. It's apparently wolf and malamute.
Gabxmarie#20
fd9613;170901 wrote:
After some facebook creepin, this guy has one of the best dogs ever. It's apparently wolf and malamute.
Yeahh....actually not so awesome. People need to stop getting "cool animals" as pets unless they really know what they're doing.
Anonymous#21
fd9613;170901 wrote:
After some facebook creepin, this guy has one of the best dogs ever. It's apparently wolf and malamute.
Are you sure its not a husky?
molds13#22
Moonpaw;170924 wrote:
Yeahh....actually not so awesome. People need to stop getting "cool animals" as pets unless they really know what they're doing.
And you assume he doesn't know what he's doing because...
unamazing#23
Of all the people on these challenges Noor to me seems to be the most mature. That he would be neglectful of the treatment or not how to treat the animal to me seems highly unlikely.
Gabxmarie#24
molds13;170970 wrote:
And you assume he doesn't know what he's doing because...
I didn't say HE needs to stop. I said PEOPLE need to stop in general, and I said it for a reason. There are mature, knowledgeable people who know and can provide the special needs of exotic pets. But for all of them, there are ten times as many idiots with money who think they have to have the cutest little fad animal or think it's so cool to own a tiger or some other wild animal. Then they have no idea how to take care of it, and said animal either ends up with horrible diseases because it wasn't properly provided for, or injuring/killing other people because it's in an environment it's not supposed to be in. Or it just gets abandoned when said idiots realize how much care the "cool pet" actually needs. I'm not commenting on Noor's ability to take care of his wolf-dog hybrid. I want it to be known that exotic pets need extra special care and aren't for everyone; something that doesn't come across when you see that a famous person has one.
molds13#25
Moonpaw;171041 wrote:
I didn't say HE needs to stop. I said PEOPLE need to stop in general, and I said it for a reason. There are mature, knowledgeable people who know and can provide the special needs of exotic pets. But for all of them, there are ten times as many idiots with money who think they have to have the cutest little fad animal or think it's so cool to own a tiger or a wolf. Then have no idea how to take care of it, and said animal either ends up with horrible diseases because it wasn't properly provided for, or injuring/killing other people because it's in an environment it's not supposed to be in. Or it just gets abandoned when said idiots realize how much care the "cool pet" actually needs. I'm not commenting on Noor's ability to take care of his wolf-dog hybrid. I want it to be known that exotic pets need extra special care and aren't for everyone; something that doesn't come across when you see that a famous person has one.
OK, I was just wondering since this is Noor's thread, most of the comments have to do with Noor so I thought you were saying that you didn't think he was able to take care of a complicated animal.
Gabxmarie#26
molds13;171042 wrote:
OK, I was just wondering since this is Noor's thread, most of the comments have to do with Noor so I thought you were saying that you didn't think he was able to take care of a complicated animal.
No, sorry it came across that way...I have no idea whether or not he can, so I wouldn't comment on that. I just didn't want people thinking it's the same as having a regular dog, because it's really not.
fd9613#27
tjhallow;170948 wrote:
Are you sure its not a husky?
No in one of the comments it's described as some percent (can't remember) wolf, other percent malamute. I think it's more wolf.
fd9613#28
Moonpaw;170924 wrote:
Yeahh....actually not so awesome. People need to stop getting "cool animals" as pets unless they really know what they're doing.
I agree completely. I think he's a good owner though.
iamnoor#29
Well hello friends :) so just to clear a couple things, do I party? Of course :) I was raised Muslim, and that was a great basis for me when I grew up, but the drug and alcohol free lifestyle I've chosen was a personal choice, I'm wild enough without it. And about my dog, his names kai, he comes from a wolf farm that breeds for animal research, large university studies, zoos, and even Disney movies. He was a social experiment in which his moms a timberwolf and his dads an artic wolf. I couldn't agree with moonpaw more though, ppl are idiots when it comes to owning exotic pets. My senior thesis was a 70 pg paper on the private ownership of exotic animals. Moonpaw is correct in everything he says, I studied wolves for a numerous amount of years before getting Kai, which was when I had the ample time, space. & money. He's a 138 lb wolf, who's extremely socialized, and an amazing companion but still a WILD animal. He's got an exotic animal license and regular behavior analysis meetings thru animal control very year. Just figured I'd shed some light on the subject! Great talkin to y'all :)
unamazing#30
Thankyou, for your response. I guess I was right in knowing that you would be responisble in lerning the lengths in which to get an exotic (non domesticated animal). Thanks agian for bringing your perspective.
UrbanTactics#31
Don't have facebook, can somebody please put these pictures of his dog in this thread?

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