Pakistan’s Prevailing Political And Economic Mess Re: # 16; madani sahib
[[One should not have pride but one should be proud of good things we do which are not called for.]]

I only hope there are people who believe in that sir; let's face it, THAT is the only "belief" a human being needs at the end of the day.

Thank you

A Fatal Act-Bad News for India Pakistan Relations Re: # 99; nb

its OK nb; majumdar has simply decided to out-source his faculties

I hope this doesn't reflect badly upon him in return (by the chowk hierarchy i.e.,) ..... sort of community service really for which he should be commended

Good day all (I have been reading too many of madani sahib's posts I reckon)

The Non-Existent Tourist’s Guide To Pakistan Re: # 140; parthaab mian

Despite my previous assertions I think you have a very valid point. Sometimes there can be far too much pandering and undue importance given to women's issues and I also agree all this (at least in the educated east and west) is very disproportionate.

I think the issue was that sometimes your posts were a little out of context to what the article was/is about; this can at times lead to a sense of irritation on the part of some ineteractors which, I am sure you'd agree, can be counter productive.

May I recommend an article perhaps, or even an ilog or a thread on UnPlugged. I am sure your message IS important and there would be many who'd want to discuss this issue ..... albeit at times in their own, individualised yet intellectually refreshing ways.

Of Medical Students, Passports and Religous Tolerance Re: # 119; asadite heretic

are you suggesting that the "Islamic" inhabitants of the Islamic Republic don't take 'rishwat'???

now your master (Mr Max as you call him) has already admitted to "buying" a police station to teach an adversary a lesson!.....perhaps time to compare notes before making claims under the influence of a deluded mind?

Of Medical Students, Passports and Religous Tolerance Re: # 116; tahir sahib
[[Get lost in your 'mandir' now]]

just for your information my ass-adite heretic colleague, I don't think arjun mian is hindu sir or cares about what you just said

you should perhaps save your energies for the "real" hindus if you must

Of Medical Students, Passports and Religous Tolerance I must say the only "taquiya" I ever heard of was a "pillow"

The Non-Existent Tourist’s Guide To Pakistan Re: # 129; pathaab mian

the purpose and relevance sir?

An Ode Called Amritsar Re: # 41

CORRECTION

that was "nostalgia" and not nostangia

apologies

Of Medical Students, Passports and Religous Tolerance Re: # 100; Charlie

the DNA is quite happy where it is sir "selfish" though it is, controlled by an 'organism' seemingly in control of its destiny...... have you heard of the "seven daughters of eve"? by the way

An Ode Called Amritsar In my humble view it is all part of a strange nostalgic emotion.....something that "appears to be true" with the hindsight of nostangia ..... Amritsar, Lahore, Delhi ..... they are all part of the same syndrome ....

a bit like the "dream-time" stories the aboriginals speak of in the land I call home at present

Of Medical Students, Passports and Religous Tolerance and I leave you guys in the company of my "ass-adite heretic" friend for a bit

Khuda hafiz

Of Medical Students, Passports and Religous Tolerance Re: # 92; Charlie

you are behaving in a very predictable way for a jatt sir! ... that can be worrying I reckon

Of Medical Students, Passports and Religous Tolerance Re: # 85; Kulharee

sorry my fault; I thought you meant hamidm sahib (didn't see the Charlie reference)

that would have been sacreligious!.....there are very few I respect as much as hamidm sahib here

Of Medical Students, Passports and Religous Tolerance Re: # 83; nb

....must be

Of Medical Students, Passports and Religous Tolerance Re: # 80; Kulharee

why not sir?

Of Medical Students, Passports and Religous Tolerance Re: # 77; hamidm sahib
[[until somone on this forum can explain wht tha heck it is all about]]

It is all about "nothing" sir