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KRAIT said:
Ek dum sahi kaha janab, sab dost hastein hum pe,
apne yaar ki doli tum hi uthaoge,
ki apne ishq ki chita khud hi jaloge.

:D
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or wo ye nhi kehty ke mazy koi or looty ga shuker kero tum mery dost nhi warna tumhy jeeny na deta main :rofl:
 
 
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KRAIT said:
My friend got so drunk, he slept in toilet resting his head on commode, with vomit all over him. We first took pictures of him then carried him to his room.
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I know abt such an ba...d... he made a faluda of my "Izzaat" its been 3-4 years and i havent talked to him... infact he was saved frm a beat by my cousin frm me... itni peetay kyun hai jou salay hazam nai kar saktay!
 
Pakistani Nationalist said:
My cousin and me were drinking on our guest room which is located 9000asl on a hill top.... after drinkin too much he started imitating a jet when i asked him about his future career plans... :lol:
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What did he say, JF-17 ya F-16 :D
 
KRAIT said:
Hahahahahahahaha..... man.... kaun tha ye mahaan insaan....... can't stop laughing... :rofl::rofl::rofl:
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Its nothing man me and on of my friend got high and he wanted to drive so we did from science ground till the airport the distance is almost 21 km we coverd that in more than an hour
 
Imran Khan said:
mujhy to nhi lagta yaar tumhy ghalat fehmi hoi hai wo paro nhi hai ramesh babu :lol:
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ab yaar ab aap naa mano to main kya karun.... kahani nahin bana raha main dost.... kabhi kismat hoti hi itni buri hai...
 
Imran Khan said:
your thoughts are really like an open mind person .
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I have always supported Women's Rights in KSA. But when I went to Turkey 5 years ago and have been going each year since then (My grandmother is Turkish) That trip reshuffled my entire thoughts and have changed my life. Now I support Women's rights and more things within my country which I found out after going to Turkey to be horrid. Granted over the past couple of years lots have changed but it did not change enough.

I am an open minded person. I am a member of Saudi Women's rights campaign and I organize and raise awareness campaigns and lectures in my city. I try to do my part even though I get discouraged a lot and by many people but I can't blame them. You need a lot to change the current mindset within Saudi Arabia and you have to start somewhere. I must give credit to the King however and I know the amount of $hit he goes through is beyond belief. Having threats of an uprising from either the conservatives if he went too liberal or the Liberals if he went too conservatives must be exhausting. However I want to see my country like Turkey at least in my life time. And many feel the same way as well.

I remember 20 years ago when if a woman was to go to the street not dressed in full Hijab would face an uncountable number of difficulties that may even include jail of both her and her "guardian". Now you see more women who go on the street without even covering their hair. The idea here is that I am not against Hijab on the contrary but I am with women having the choice wither to wear it or not.
 
Pakistani Nationalist said:
My cousin and me were drinking on our guest room which is located 9000asl on a hill top.... after drinkin too much he started imitating a jet when i asked him about his future career plans... :lol:
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Remind me of this very scene from 3 Idiots. :lol: :lol: :lol:

 
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Why are we even talking about love and all yar its jst all bull ****
 
Sharab ke baad sabse pehle yahi topic aata hai.... chalo move on.... :D
 
Mosamania said:
I have always supported Women's Rights in KSA. But when I went to Turkey 5 years ago and have been going each year since then (My grandmother is Turkish) That trip reshuffled my entire thoughts and have changed my life. Now I support Women's rights and more things within my country which I found out after going to Turkey to be horrid. Granted over the past couple of years lots have changed but it did not change enough.

I am an open minded person. I am a member of Saudi Women's rights campaign and I organize and raise awareness campaigns and lectures in my city. I try to do my part even though I get discouraged a lot and by many people but I can't blame them. You need a lot to change the current mindset within Saudi Arabia and you have to start somewhere. I must give credit to the King however and I know the amount of $hit he goes through is beyond belief. Having threats of an uprising from either the conservatives if he went too liberal or the Liberals if he went too conservatives must be exhausting. However I want to see my country like Turkey at least in my life time. And many feel the same way as well.

I remember 20 years ago when if a woman was to go to the street not dressed in full Hijab would face an uncountable number of difficulties that may even include jail of both her and her "guardian". Now you see more women who go on the street without even covering their hair. The idea here is that I am not against Hijab on the contrary but I am with women having the choice wither to wear it or not.
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You are male i suppose, please it's your duty to clear confusion for your pakistani allies :angel:
 

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