how're the conditions in PakLand?

Ali Iqbal | 15 years ago

me coming to PakLand... WUHHHOOOO!
the thing which bothered me the most was electricity shortfall, mosquitoes (apparently, i am sweet blooded) and summer heat (i can survive in shorts at -10C but start melting at 30C... m a snow man! :D). so i need info to get my mindset set before smelling in the dusty smelly breez of peshawarian streets which i have been longing to breath for 2 years.
so hows the general weather condition esp. temp and humidity plus the electricity shortfall, has it gone down yet!

Tags: Its A Jungle Out There.

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sorry admin for the wordings, i know theyre not appropriate to put up on your social networking page :D ehh but wth.. ME GOING HOME WUHHOOOO!

Ali Iqbal | 15 years ago

I dun knw if Usama is offended by your word, "Pakland" but I'm, for sure, Ek tu milk hay humara, uska naam tu pora likh/bol liya kijiye :)

Zainab Hussain | 15 years ago

P.S: Btw congrats, lucky you :) #sighhhh

Zainab Hussain | 15 years ago

we give nicknames to the entities we love... like naming relatives (aiamma, baoojee, appa, appi ets), naming teddy bears, i even named my khatara car that was so useful to everybody (i made people call it basanti :P to differentiate it from the other cars in the house).... and same goes for PakLand :)

Ali Iqbal | 14 years ago

Asked by: Ali Iqbal | 15 years ago | Answers: 2 | Views: 3416

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ekasha najam | 15 years ago

Stay where you are ...its so pathetic circumstances in pak.....lite not cuming for more than 8hours in big cities...and the denegue so risky ,target killing and temp.is moderate in pak....best of luck ....hope you enjooyed the stay at pak

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Answered by: ekasha najam | 15 years ago

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will arrive day after tomorrow... i miss the smelly dusty streets

Ali Iqbal | 15 years ago

+1 for Ali's comment ;)

Faiq Latifi | 15 years ago

@ Ali, YESSS and the feel on being in your own county xD badshahad wali feeling, I love ittt !

Zainab Hussain | 15 years ago

*feeling to be in your...

Zainab Hussain | 15 years ago

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Zainab Hussain | 15 years ago

Ali, things are not well as you see on news but dengue, electricity shortfall, security problems but I wud still support your decision to visit Pakistan bcz I know there no feeling can be compare to the feeling of being in your own country, with your own people. Go enjoy yourself and stay safe :)

Answered by: Zainab Hussain | 15 years ago

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yup.. been there and back.. nothing had changed except the suicides bombing didnt happen during my stay in pesh (one transformer did short circuited in the rain making me panic for a couple of seconds :P), the kids i knew had grown up and every thing had doubled trippled in price.

Ali Iqbal | 14 years ago

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