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#275 by zeemax on March 19, 2007 10:30am PT


they`re all hale & hearty and we got them all back in one piece


Unlike the bodies you were forced to abandon in Kargil...

how`s the whole kashmir banega pakistan thing working out for you?

#272 by subhashjoshi,

No it doesn`t tickle me at all because they`re all hale & hearty and we got them all back in one piece ... except for the daily daal that you fed them made them hate daal for all their lives.

But ... sorry ... these guys aren`t coming back to you ... never ... no way ... :(

Re: # 275 zeemax

Hahahaha, ``hale and hearty`` after being made to swallow Indians` sh!t so they can produce another generation of sh!teating jankhaas like you, a clever ploy by Injuns to genetically engineer your quom, you know what it`s called, it`s called GOOGENICS, and the creature so genetically engineered is called a googenix.

It`s good that you are no longer tickled by the pictures of that surrender, our job will be that much easier at stage II - Sindh and Baluchistan`s severance. That`s what we are working at, sh!thead, you remain just like that, a thoroughbred Googenix. (or should it be GooNgenix, with noon gunna thrown in between? choose the name you like more, hahaha.)

I`m getting IMs taunting me about India`s chances of winning against bermuda....looks like they`re going to actually win..i`ll have to save my wasted-200$ taunts for the next game against sri lanka...but then it`ll be 66$/game instead of 100$/game if they lose to bermuda..not the same amount of pleasure..

can`t wait for both teams to drop out of the world cup...i`ll personally be callling each and every idiot i know who paid 200$ for the whole package...which now comes to about 100$ per meaningful game...

As I look at the events unfolding right now with pakistan`s defeat to Ireland, bob woolmers untimely death and inzis resignation, your insight into the politics of Pak cricket team sound so very true.

#266 I`ll be generous, macaca devkant. I`ll come back later on today. You have all the time you need to figure out something clever to say.

#266 and dont sit their staring at the screen you idiot. i dont have all day to wait for you.

#266 it took you 15 minutes to respond to my post!! and i am the one with the pea-brain!! ha! ha!

as for the rest - i dont bother to go to any indian website because i couldnt care less what your internal problems are. you are the ones rushing to pakistanis to tell us how you could care less about us.

tahmed32.....in case you and pea sized brain forgot, you pakis are out of the cup. read my lips....O-U-T O-F T-H-E W-O-R-L-D C-U-P.

as i see it, there is no hope in hell that you guys can make it to the next round. indians at least have some hope of making it to the next round (though a safe guess would be that we too may follow you guys soon)

now it seems that with age, ur eyesight too is failing you. read my post 263 with open eyes. I have very clearly mentioned `knowing how we people function in the sub continent`. i have included pakis and indians together in the same breadth.

but i guess ur myopic mind just cannot see and comprehend that.

``At least we Pakistanis are not afraid to discuss our problems. ``

please don`t give me this bull$hit. u and i both know how afraid or brave u guys are in discussing your problems.

#263 dont you people have your own problems?? as i recall, you got thrashed by bangladesh!! but any squeak from any indian??? At least we Pakistanis are not afraid to discuss our problems.

#263 Dont make convenient negative assumptions about Pakistanis - although this miserable Indian habit is widespread.

now with woolmer gone, and knowing how we people function in the sub continent, lets be prepared to see woolmer being made a scapegoat for pakistan`s defeat.

rf786 #260 Good observation.

I agree basically with what you say. Woolmer probably had a pre-existing heart condition in any case, and no doubt the shock of the defeat took him over the edge, thus demonstrating how committed he was to his responsibilities. That is sad indeed, although he did have a responsbility to take care of his own health too and I dont know how focussed he was on that.

Inzimam`s passing off the team`s failings as ``Allah`s will`` is of course widespread among ``muslims`` , and anyone who leaves things to Allah receives approving nods - this has the convenient effect of obsolving the individual of any responsibility, the exact opposite of what islam is about!! This is another example of how religion has become a dysfunctional thing in Pakistan (and indeed in most societies). Since only by taking responsibility can you get anywhere.

btw....I notice you use the magical number ``786`` (code for Bismillah Ir Rahma Niraheem) yourself. So, this is an example of how easy it is to fall into this trap of seeing religion as some kind of magic. :-)

Re: # 262

Totally agree with you. Using 786 is something of a habit or a good luck charm some ppl wud call it magic, but its more out of love and respect for traditional values.

Iam not sure whether Bob had a previous heart condition, diabetic yes but no heart conditions. Whats even more shocking is that the Pcb Chief Dr. Nasim Ashraf had no idea that Bob, his coach and main man suffered from Diabetes. Not that it wud have made any difference but just goes to show the total ineptitude of our big wigs.

``#259 by zeemax on March 19, 2007 1:36am PT
#249 by tahmed32,

Sure tahmed32. I would be glad to comply if you keep the macaca population under control in Chowk with regular aerial sprays of pesticides ... :~)``

so lets start the pesticide spray with you peemax. u r after all the biggest and the most active macaca here.