Pakistan Defence

oh thanks..you can be my teacher in language...really I spent 15 mins on Google Maps and OS X maps for finding the bay of Mahaar...lolzz..i should have seen your comment earlier

Hahahah perks of studying in a English medium school.

Still I'm better than my contemporaries. I know how to read and write both Urdu and Arabic,....Mostly self effort and most of my friends can't. "shutar bay-Mahar = unbridled camel"

I'm against of this English culture you know I see children asking the English of unaasi or nawasi..I feel pity for them like they are on crutches forgetting the national language.

I'm against too but everyone has different circumstances? You can hate the culture but do not the people since it is not their fault. In my particular case, I went a to a British school in Abu Dhabi. But I love Urdu and learned myself and I have even read some Urdu literature. So I am very Pakistani at heart. Btw what's the difference between them?

We are promoting that culture.We want our child to top the English but to fail in urdu and then we tell it proudly.BTW I went to a school where we used to study on a"taat" under the Neem.Still I'm good in English.Its actually upon us that how we take things..And unaasi is 79 while nawasi is 89..You moron..

On the contrary I have been promoting urdu in my circle and I made a group where we used to discuss about Urdu literature and in Urdu though even tooti (broken or non-fluent) Urdu..but nobody judged anyone and nobody called moron or stupid...Unfortunately you misread me and judged me . Yes I can see you are quite good at English.

hahah I just said that in fun..Am sorry I take my words back...I'm really sorry.

It is no problem.I know people from Fsd are lively and funny. One of my friends was slightly over weight and with mistake he stepped over the left hand of another friend from Fsd..the latter said "I have been punished elephantly"

yup they are no doubt...;-)

How is your fasting going on?

Last Roza was a bit difficult As I had to do alot of household work.Others were too good Alhamdulillah. How the things are going on your side?

Allah make it easy for you. It is ok Alhamdulillah luckily office workload is not that much though it will pick up but I have to prepare my sahoor and iftaars as my chefs got mother sick so he left for Pakistan.

I make aftaar not Sehar...You must be enjoying with namak mirch and garam masala..;-)

I have experience of cooking as I have lived alone for almost half of my life in boarding schools, university and job but I really don't like it anymore other than occasional BBQ with friends. So I ordered all possible machines for cooking some of those have arrived but ipduo 60 and actifry are on its way.

I don't use machines not even for grinding or making pastes.I believe they take the essence of food and leave just proteins,carbs,fats.Wo kya hai k na Hai Dil K liye Mout Machinon ki Hakoomat...

well kisi ke hath ka bana khana is really a great experience but what to do the life is really fast paced and and we need to adapt. One day I will eat the home made food too, I hope if that's in my destiny? abhi tak tu Hamid (my chef) hai aur machines hain. BTW machines do not govern, they just assist and it is practically impossible to live without them. you use car don't you? even a simple knife is machine

Haha yup they are..But I try to avoid them as much I could.And yes I can parcel you home mad food..

Thanks for your nice gesture..seems you have good genes yeah one needs to strike a balance...I still do running and jogging in the open but when it is cold and slippery, I use my tread mill. I also use bicycle to shuttle between my office and home as much as I can but for shopping and heavy items I need to use the car.

Balance is too much necessary.Otherwise they would ruin us by making us too indolent.