10 things never say to Pakistani

[SarthakGanguly]

You are idiot. When i said it dont..stop being so sensitive

Where did you get the pic from? You look like me!

 

[Imran Khan]

10 things you should never say to someone from Pakistan


ASK 20 we dont care

1. “Wow! Your English is really good!”

same as mine english specially my posts in 2007-08

2. “Do you guys have TV / the internet / cell phones over there?”

i hate TV its garbage propaganda . i hate phone its take my time useless thats why i wish they were not in pakistan

3. “Pakistani girls are so innocent.”

so so innocent take 50 thousands mobile balance and never let touch boobs

4. “Did you come over in a boat?”

travel on PIA is like travel on boats

5. “You’re from Pakistan? I love palak paneer!”
karahi gosht is better

6. “Did your parents disown you for marrying of your own choice?”
no i disown my parents if they do it


7. “Did you ever see Osama Bin Laden?”
last weekend we have beer and wine party USAMA join us with his 4rth sexy wife .
8. “Did you used to live in a mud hut / shantytown?”

no i live in cave

9. “How come you don’t wear that dot on your forehead?”

because i am unmarred

10. “I’d love to visit Pakistan, but I’m too scared, and not brave”

DID WE FUCKING INVITE YOU TO COMA AND LIVE

 

[Jaanbaz]

10 things you should never say to someone from Pakistan


ASK 20 we dont care

1. “Wow! Your English is really good!”

same as mine english specially my posts in 2007-08

2. “Do you guys have TV / the internet / cell phones over there?”

i hate TV its garbage propaganda . i hate phone its take my time useless thats why i wish they were not in pakistan

3. “Pakistani girls are so innocent.”

so so innocent take 50 thousands mobile balance and never let touch boobs

4. “Did you come over in a boat?”

travel on PIA is like travel on boats

5. “You’re from Pakistan? I love palak paneer!”
karahi gosht is better

6. “Did your parents disown you for marrying of your own choice?”
no i disown my parents if they do it


7. “Did you ever see Osama Bin Laden?”
last weekend we have beer and wine party USAMA join us with his 4rth sexy wife .
8. “Did you used to live in a mud hut / shantytown?”

no i live in cave

9. “How come you don’t wear that dot on your forehead?”

because i am unmarred

10. “I’d love to visit Pakistan, but I’m too scared, and not brave”

DID WE FUCKING INVITE YOU TO COMA AND LIVE

Are you drunk?

 

[duhastmish]

For whatever reason Pakistani overseas pretend to be indian when it comes to restaurent.

Anyways any indian feel derogatory to be called Pakistani.

But once you get to know them you realise the most warm people.

Guys on this forum are just idiot for both side they only represent hatemongeriing workless social outcast.

 

[@nline]

firsth thing i do when i meet a pakistani brother : i i cuss india and say bad thing about india. they love it then we just become friend.this is the firsth thingnyou shuld say to a pakistani

Look how much Indians appricate you for your these words.

 

[SQ8]

The only thing never to say to a Pakistani:

"You guys probably dont have this/know this in Pakistan"..

This is Pakistan, from Luxury cars, Villas, High Def malls,boys and girls having weed together.. Smartphone and 3G..to Gaming competitions and Croquet.. from Sushi to Vada Pav..and Brazillian BBQ.. from repairing Rolls Royce and Iphones..

From White as hell -KashmiriPathans to African migrants all hanging out together or being completely racist.. from Fake and actual British and US accents to saying "mayurment" for "measurement".. from arranged marriages to Lesbian Elopement..
From censoring a Pakistani movie for being too lewd to allowing an Indian one with 50% of screen time shared by women in thongs.
From people blowing themselves up to people getting bj's in cars from their girl friends(and in some cases boyfriends).
From Muslims and Hindus sharing a plate of Chicken to Muslim refusing to share air with other Muslims..
From Electricity 24/7 to none at all, From total security at times to being essentially dead at any time.

This country literally has EVERY experience you could want and not want from a human perspective. Literally everything. So that is the worst thing one could say, we know much more about the world than any other comparable population on earth that I have so far met... period. I have not met one person who had more widespread knowledge of world affairs than a Pakistani would(in depth or not, correct or not.. they know something)...and I have met people from four corners of the globe.

The actual sad bit is, the world.. knows NOTHING.. and I mean ZIP, NADA.. ZILCH about Pakistan considering that it ends up now and then on the news.... a Penguin in Antarctica has more idea of Pakistan than the world average.... and even more sadly, a single cell bacteria knows more about its environment and surroundings than Indians know about Pakistan.

 

[anatolia]

Look how much Indians appricate you for your these words.

yes iam suprized.

 

[Proudpakistaniguy]

Where did you get the pic from? You look like me!

I stole it from your facebook account

 

[SarthakGanguly]

I stole it from your facebook account

 

[Stephen Cohen]

The only thing never to say to a Pakistani:

"You guys probably dont have this/know this in Pakistan"..

This is Pakistan, from Luxury cars, Villas, High Def malls,boys and girls having weed together.. Smartphone and 3G..to Gaming competitions and Croquet.. from Sushi to Vada Pav..and Brazillian BBQ.. from repairing Rolls Royce and Iphones..

From White as hell -KashmiriPathans to African migrants all hanging out together or being completely racist.. from Fake and actual British and US accents to saying "mayurment" for "measurement".. from arranged marriages to Lesbian Elopement..
From censoring a Pakistani movie for being too lewd to allowing an Indian one with 50% of screen time shared by women in thongs.
From people blowing themselves up to people getting bj's in cars from their girl friends(and in some cases boyfriends).
From Muslims and Hindus sharing a plate of Chicken to Muslim refusing to share air with other Muslims..
From Electricity 24/7 to none at all, From total security at times to being essentially dead at any time.

This country literally has EVERY experience you could want and not want from a human perspective. Literally everything. So that is the worst thing one could say, we know much more about the world than any other comparable population on earth that I have so far met... period. I have not met one person who had more widespread knowledge of world affairs than a Pakistani would(in depth or not, correct or not.. they know
something)...and I have met people from four corners of the globe.

The actual sad bit is, the world.. knows NOTHING.. and I mean ZIP, NADA.. ZILCH about Pakistan considering that it ends up now and then on the news.... a Penguin in Antarctica has more idea of Pakistan than the world average.... and even more sadly, a single cell bacteria knows more about its environment and surroundings than Indians know about Pakistan.

Sir do you realise that Human beings ALL over the world
are more interested in Positive images and positive things

IT takes MANY many years to create a positive image around the world
But it does not take long for a country to ruin its OWN image

And as far as India is concerned ; we KNOW all that we NEED to know

After all we speak the SAME language

 

[T90TankGuy]

10 things you should never say to someone from Pakistan

by Omaira Gill - July 21, 2014

A Woman Perspective.

1. “Wow! Your English is really good!”

This is the most common comment anyone from Pakistan will hear the first time they have a conversation with a foreigner. People are astonished that anyone from Pakistan, let alone a woman, can speak, read, and write in fluent English. The world expects us to be either the frothy-mouthed zealots or mini-mart owners they see on TV.

In Pakistan, almost the entire school curriculum is taught in English, and this has created generations of Pakistanis who navigate English with complete ease. My first language is English, but I have Pakistani friends whose English is so well spoken that they make my musings sound like the workings of an epileptic monkey at a typewriter.

2. “Do you guys have TV / the internet / cell phones over there?”

Even I ended up guilty of this one when I went to Pakistan on a trip last year, after a six-year gap. I left my smartphone behind, thinking there was no point in taking it. Cue all of my cousins constantly uploading selfies on Facebook and updating their Twitter accounts like there’s no tomorrow. Meanwhile, I felt like a total idiot with my old cell phone that didn’t even have a camera.

This isn’t exclusive to the big cities either — this happened in the dusty village where I grew up.

3. “Pakistani girls are so innocent.”

We get Cosmo in Pakistan too, and just because there is officially “no dating” doesn’t mean there aren’t ways around that. Go to any Pakistani university and you’ll find a dating culture to rival anything in the West. We also have some pretty kick-*** sex education.

4. “Did you come over in a boat?”

When I’d tell people I had actually flown to the UK, their next question was what it must have felt like for me to fly for the first time — at which point I’d gently break it to them that I’ve been flying since I was little. That’s not because I’m ridiculously rich. It’s because Pakistan is quite a big country and flying, especially these days, is quite affordable and often the most trouble-free option for travel.

5. “You’re from Pakistan? I love palak paneer!”

A Pakistani friend who studied in America shared this one with me. When did palak paneer become Pakistan’s official culinary mascot? That’s like meeting someone from the UK and saying “I love jellied eels!” Firstly, you’d have to be out of your mind to love jellied eels, and secondly, it’s not a dish that actually features in regular daily British dining.

Pakistani cuisine is hugely diverse, because the country is so diverse. Go find your local Pakistani restaurant — it probably has a name like Lahore This or Karachi Something — and try a few things there. I recommend haleem and nihari as starting points.

6. “Did your parents disown you for marrying of your own choice?”

I married outside of my culture, and my parents didn’t simultaneously combust into balls of fiery wrath. You’d be surprised how many of my peers back in Pakistan are now marrying of their own choice with the support of their parents.

7. “Did you ever see Osama Bin Laden?”

When you come from a crackpot nuclear nation and hot-bed of terrorism, you get asked this more often than you’d realize. The answer is no. We have a huge homegrown terrorism problem in Pakistan, that’s true, but Taliban heads don’t go on whistle-stop tours of the country like some sort of jihad-loving Mick Jagger.

8. “Did you used to live in a mud hut / shantytown?”

No. I used to live in an actual house made of bricks and cement. A lot of people in Pakistan do, and if you happen to know the upper-middle classes, their houses are absolutely palatial. In fact, a lot of people moving from Pakistan to the UK take one look at that country’s row upon row of cramped, badly lit, cookie-cutter houses and wail, “How can these poor people live like this!”

9. “How come you don’t wear that dot on your forehead?”

That little dot is called a bindi and you’re thinking of India, pal. Indian Hindus have red dot on forehead, Pakistanis never have it. Pakistani girls do wear sometimes at weddings and parties, but for their decorative value rather than any association with chakras or the sacred third eye.

10. “I’d love to visit Pakistan, but I’m too scared, and not brave”

You should be scared. You have to be brave to be respected by Pakistanis. Because trying to get a visa from the Pakistani embassy is such a Kafkaesque nightmare that even I left the building screaming, “I’m not doing this again!” after trying to arrange paperwork for my foreign husband and child. The line of questioning involved such valuable information towards my application as to whether my husband had converted to Islam or not, and what sort of religious environment my child was exposed to at home, the answer to which is of course, “None of your Goddamned business.” They made it so hard and complicated that you’d think Pakistan was the world’s premier holiday destination, and therefore only the truly dedicated should be allowed to go.

Then once we got there, because we had a foreigner in our party, my family got daily phone calls from the local police to make sure said foreigners were still in our possession, and weren’t being given an impromptu tour of Waziristan courtesy of our good friends in the Taliban. But seriously, if you can get past the hellish ordeal of actually securing yourself a visa, tourists in Pakistan are such a rarity that they are treated like royalty. If you keep low-key and observe the customs, you’ll experience a beautiful country as yet untouched by mass tourism.

10 things you should never say to someone from Pakistan

Purely intended Tongue-in-cheek:

11)So how are things back in India?

 

[SQ8]

And as far as India is concerned ; we KNOW all that we NEED to know

After all we speak the SAME language

Nope, the idea that there is a limit on the need to know shows the acceptance of ignorance. By that standard India already know that Mars is a planet out there, why have a probe sent to it?
Infact, accepting ignorance as a choice is the worst choice a nation can make.

 

[doppelganger]

@Oscar

You have wada pav in Pakistan?????!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Seriously, am impressed. Its my comfort food.

 

[captainvancouver]

11. Are you married to your first cousin?

12. And if so did you treat each other as brother/sister/family growing up?

 

[doppelganger]

Indian one with 50% of screen time shared by women in thongs.

Do tell the name of this movie. Must have missed it.

people getting bj's in cars from their girl friends(and in some cases boyfriends).

Sadly they don't make cars like they used to. Extremely poky, necessitating serious gymnastics, and the invention of Carmasutra ....

.... and even more sadly, a single cell bacteria knows more about its environment and surroundings than Indians know about Pakistan.

Surely you don't mean the Indians here on PDF. If so, you guys have done a rather poor job of educating us.