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People who troll. Right up there in my hate list. I want honest views, even if I don't agree with them, not intellectual bankruptcy hiding behind sarcasm.

Intellectual bankruptcy hiding behind sarcasm. So amazing. Going to use this.
 
Pakistani TV serials. Had been tolerating the weird love triangles and rectangles, but today ( on Ijaazat), one guy asked a girl to sleep in his room, promising he won't touch her, only because he wants to make the girl's bf jealous. What crap! Done with Pakistani TV dramas.

You should only watch drama serials that are actually based on a novel, and is limited to 12-13 episodes max.
 
This winter.

It has gone on too far for too long now.



Saqs, you're ruining your image in my eyes :baelish

Lol what image is that?

This guy seems to atleast have an absurd level of confidence.

But in all honesty the guy seems a bit of a tosser.
 
People who let their cult worship of a sporting hero blind their reason

[MENTION=1889]Saqs[/MENTION] - Jimmy Hird? One of your old favourites?

Grew up watching this legend. Don't say anything bad about him!
 
The Walking Dead

Seriously, how many episodes can you run about a show where zombies are chasing you? Every night it's on tele and every episode seems like a rerun.

I know this is a popular show - so any fans out there - please explain and I might give it a shot.
 
The Walking Dead

Seriously, how many episodes can you run about a show where zombies are chasing you? Every night it's on tele and every episode seems like a rerun.

I know this is a popular show - so any fans out there - please explain and I might give it a shot.

I'm halfway through typing a rant on The Walking Dead in its thread.
 
Lol what image is that?

This guy seems to atleast have an absurd level of confidence.

But in all honesty the guy seems a bit of a tosser.

I dont know - one of the cool-er yet wiser posters around, maybe?

In the words of my current phil TA - "The ones who talk the most frequently and unabashedly are not always the smartest ones."

One look at that guy, Saqs - heck, even if you see the way he posed for photos, and you'll see what I'm talking about and agree with me..
 
[MENTION=14431]blinding light[/MENTION]

Can you please remove the full stop in your Venue and make it 'Lahore, Pakistan' ?

There shouldn't be one there; it annoys me.
 
[MENTION=14431]blinding light[/MENTION]

Can you please remove the full stop in your Venue and make it 'Lahore, Pakistan' ?

There shouldn't be one there; it annoys me.
But Major told her to put dots next to each line. Deputy loves dots.
 
When people constantly cough. Especially when I'm in the library trying to concentrate.
 
The British Pakistani look.

Basically Sham Idrees, Zayn Malik, Amir Khan etc.

Short, spiky hair thanks to a truckload of gel, fancy facial hair, obsession with sunglasses and chains. Love wearing silk shirts with tight jeans and Hermes belts.

Sometimes, its a cheap imitation of Zayn Malik's hair which itself is a cheap imitation of the likes of Bale and Reus.

Often obsessed with body building, which is often a consequence of the Napoleon Complex (Short man syndrome).

This might sound generalized, but I have too seen many of this lot overs the year in the UK, and probably half of the British Pakistanis on this forum look like that.
 
[MENTION=14431]blinding light[/MENTION]

Can you please remove the full stop in your Venue and make it 'Lahore, Pakistan' ?

There shouldn't be one there; it annoys me.

I can't and I won't. I don't like it when I dont put a full stop at the end. To hell with grammatical inconsistencies, it's how my OCD manifests itself in my mind.

But Major told her to put dots next to each line. Deputy loves dots.

.... What? :20:
 
Oh my God. I need to let this out.

Cheap, lafantar, desperate desi guys.

I may have mentioned elsewhere that I was chairing an international Model United Nations. Had students from Indonesia, China, elsewhere as well. Quite a success, really. But there was this one guy from Pakistan (a US student) and my dear God, he was the cheapest person I have ever, ever had the misfortune of coming across :facepalm:

I could tell from his accent - that definitive, pathetic attempt to fake an accent, while not being able to string more than 3 words together in a coherent sentence - that he wasn't very educated. I still let that slide by.

That guy sized me and my fellow Lahori student as if we were pieces of meat. All this, whilst we were dressed in formal suits, head to toe. The first thing he said to me (and that, when I was taking informal questions on committee procedure) was - 'I read about you in the background guide - Do you live alone? All alone? Or is your family here?'

What the hell?! :80:

Over the course of two days, I proceeded to be the receiver of his gandi nazrein for these past few days - but today I found out he had been trying his hand in asking out/flirting with other females in the committee - of course, in the grossest, crudest manner possible..

Absolutely disgusting..
:)) :)) :))) Sorry, but this is absolutely hilarious (not saying it's not real cheap. And creepy).

Sent a note to the delegate representing Canada (a white girl) in the 8am session - "What do you feel about morning kisses?" Accompanied by a pair of hershey's chocolate kisses :80:

That girl was positively creeped out. Heard it from her directly.
Told you most Pakistani guys were nothing but desperate weirdos. This guy though... :)))

My to-be fiancée.
This has to be the love story of the century.
 
Random aunties/relatives going overboard with embarrassing comments on your facebook DP or statuses

:110:

honestly.

I regret the day I accepted a friend request from a khala

after that it wasa never ending ordeal and now the whole freakin khaandaan is on facebook and ppl who I don't talk to in months in real life comment on things as if we are close.

also blocking them doesn't work as they figure out
 
^^^

Lol, I noticed my Asian friend always puts up or is linked in statuses by his relatives in Pakistan. Like really freaking long ones.

I enjoy reading them :baelish

Hey dont judge, if they didnt want a nosy Irish guy reading about that time they watched the WC together they shouldnt have made it public
 
:)) :)) :))) Sorry, but this is absolutely hilarious (not saying it's not real cheap. And creepy).





Told you most Pakistani guys were nothing but desperate weirdos. This guy though... :)))





This has to be the love story of the century.


Not all Pakistani guys are desperate weirdos (dont say that, 96*, we have to end up marrying one in the end :facepalm: )... But man, this guy was next-level creepy.

Here's what's worse. He's liked every single picture of mine and that Lahori friends', taken by the society from their FB page. Even the ones where its just the two of us talking, or looking seriously ahead. Even from the time when I was not present in his committee.

Add creepy stalker to the list.
 
^^^

The guy seems seriously lacking in the arts of seduction. I'm sure he is going home empty handed or in other words with no wins to his score. Someone should advise him to join PP and get the advice of our experts on such delicate matters. Of he could just browse previously made legendary threads on such issues if they still around that is.
 
^ I'm sure he thinks he was quite a success - he came for the cheap thrills and ogling, he got it. There was no substance nor personality to him in any form anyway. Anything more than that would have been a plus.
 
^ I'm sure he thinks he was quite a success - he came for the cheap thrills and ogling, he got it. There was no substance nor personality to him in any form anyway. Anything more than that would have been a plus.

Someone should send him a link to the TJ bayan on Jannat ki hoors. He can keep staring them all day long.
 
Someone should send him a link to the TJ bayan on Jannat ki hoors. He can keep staring them all day long.


Poor, poor Hoors..


Reminds me of that joke. Maulana Diesel made it to Jannat and was given a Hoor - Angelina Jolie.
Maulana couldn't believe his luck. He asked an angel "Dear me! What good deed did I ever do to deserve such a reward?"
The angel meanwhile, replied - "You didn't do anything. This is Angelina's punishment for all her sins."
 
Poor, poor Hoors..


Reminds me of that joke. Maulana Diesel made it to Jannat and was given a Hoor - Angelina Jolie.
Maulana couldn't believe his luck. He asked an angel "Dear me! What good deed did I ever do to deserve such a reward?"
The angel meanwhile, replied - "You didn't do anything. This is Angelina's punishment for all her sins."

The moral of the story being become a fat bigoted and corrupt Mullah like Diesel and you'll get the likes of Jolie as punishment in Jannat. No wonder. Lucky Mullahs!
 
Not all Pakistani guys are desperate weirdos (dont say that, 96*, we have to end up marrying one in the end :facepalm: )... But man, this guy was next-level creepy.

Here's what's worse. He's liked every single picture of mine and that Lahori friends', taken by the society from their FB page. Even the ones where its just the two of us talking, or looking seriously ahead. Even from the time when I was not present in his committee.

Add creepy stalker to the list.
:80:

Okay, now that's definitely creepy. Borderline scary.

And what I said isn't exactly wrong. Most of them are.

"We have to end up marrying one in the end :facepalm:" just made everything a whole lot worse. :/ I don't want to think about it.

Btw, sorry [MENTION=131701]Mamoon[/MENTION]. I was just kidding. :P
 
:80:



Okay, now that's definitely creepy. Borderline scary.



And what I said isn't exactly wrong. Most of them are.



"We have to end up marrying one in the end :facepalm:" just made everything a whole lot worse. :/ I don't want to think about it.



Btw, sorry [MENTION=131701]Mamoon[/MENTION]. I was just kidding. :P


As long as there are the likes of Fawad Khan around, there's still hope for us :baelish
 
Desis giving directions.

There's no such thing as a proper address, you can only find your way if you know where a certain, no-name landmark is, and somehow measure the distance in minutes from there. :facepalm:
 
The 'cricket is destroyed and has become a joke' threads that prop up every time a non-Pakistani plays a magical innings.
 
Airlines who brag about having multi language speaking air hostesses from like 39 different countries and yet somehow don't have Urdu speaking on flights going to Pakistan.
 
Airlines who brag about having multi language speaking air hostesses from like 39 different countries and yet somehow don't have Urdu speaking on flights going to Pakistan.

Emirates?
 
Pet hate - gun fight scenes in movies. Literally nobody gets this right barring a few good scenes in movies such as Heat or crazy like The Matrix.

But even still, the minute the gunfight scenes come on screen, I tune out of the movie and it just ruins any momentum crested by the story.

Ditto for car chases.

I think these two scene types are just used as ploys to fill out film time for the sake of it.
 
^ going on some of the previous posts:

when people confuse you for being a different ethnicity when its quite obvious im not from that group

Ive been confused for being white and Hispanic in the past few weeks. Hispanic I understand due to the brown tinge to the skin color. This is despite having no facial features or otherwise which Hispanics generally have so its obvious im not.

but the girl who thought I was white must be a bit blind. maybe ive lost my color due to the winter
 
It annoys me that calling something 'gay' is socially unacceptable, but 'lame' and 'dumb' are perfectly ok.


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It annoys me that calling something 'gay' is socially unacceptable, but 'lame' and 'dumb' are perfectly ok.


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Wow. I actually never though of it that way. V interest point.

tbf, even the word 'gay' has become a bit unacceptable in recent times and still isn't everywhere.
 
I'm almost always mistaken for Persian. Either that, or someone bang on guesses I'm from Pakistan. Dont mind it too much tbh.

Pet hate - Lazy TAs/profs who don't mark on time
 
I'm almost always mistaken for Persian. Either that, or someone bang on guesses I'm from Pakistan. Dont mind it too much tbh.

Pet hate - Lazy TAs/profs who don't mark on time

I would take it as a compliment. They're a good-looking people.

I'm never mistaken for Persian, although I'd like to be. I've been called Arab, Turk, Mediterranean and Middle Eastern. I'm never quite sure whether to be offended or not.
 
Once I ordered a breaded-eggplant calzone from DP Dough's. They're a small chain mainly found in college towns. It's hard to find breaded-eggplant calzones elsewhere. I believe the purists frown at it. The breading goes soft, they say.

Anyhow, the delivery guy showed up, and after I had paid (with my usual generous tip of course, because I'm so strongly left-wing and support proletarians like him with monetary donations) he asked me, "So, what part of India are you from?"

I sat back, crossed my knuckles, rested my chin on my hands, and asked him, "So, what part of Quebec are you from?"

He fled without another word.
 
Wow. I actually never though of it that way. V interest point.

tbf, even the word 'gay' has become a bit unacceptable in recent times and still isn't everywhere.

I don't mind the concept of political correctness. But if you are going demand it from others, at least ensure that you follow it correctly yourself.
 
Pet hate - Lazy TAs/profs who don't mark on time

I would not attribute it to just laziness. In addition to grading, most TAs also create assignments/exams, hold office hours, answer student emails, and give lectures occasionally. Depending on the class size, it requires at least 20 hours per week, often more. All while being full time students. Luckily, I TA'd for a programming class, meaning I could usually automate the grading process; I sympathize with the ones that have to grade essays and other written assignments.
 
I would take it as a compliment. They're a good-looking people.

I'm never mistaken for Persian, although I'd like to be. I've been called Arab, Turk, Mediterranean and Middle Eastern. I'm never quite sure whether to be offended or not.

I've been mistaken for everything under the sun. Mexican, Arab, Indian, Persian, Cuban, Indonesian, Filipino to name a few. I can tolerate everything but the one I dislike the most is being mistaken for an Arab.

Pet hate: being mistaken for an Arab.
 
I would take it as a compliment. They're a good-looking people.

I'm never mistaken for Persian, although I'd like to be. I've been called Arab, Turk, Mediterranean and Middle Eastern. I'm never quite sure whether to be offended or not.

Yeah, t'is a compliment. I just think Persians spend way too much on aesthetics. But it could be me, oh well..

That's a win, right there :)

Once I ordered a breaded-eggplant calzone from DP Dough's. They're a small chain mainly found in college towns. It's hard to find breaded-eggplant calzones elsewhere. I believe the purists frown at it. The breading goes soft, they say.

Anyhow, the delivery guy showed up, and after I had paid (with my usual generous tip of course, because I'm so strongly left-wing and support proletarians like him with monetary donations) he asked me, "So, what part of India are you from?"

I sat back, crossed my knuckles, rested my chin on my hands, and asked him, "So, what part of Quebec are you from?"

He fled without another word.

:))

I would not attribute it to just laziness. In addition to grading, most TAs also create assignments/exams, hold office hours, answer student emails, and give lectures occasionally. Depending on the class size, it requires at least 20 hours per week, often more. All while being full time students. Luckily, I TA'd for a programming class, meaning I could usually automate the grading process; I sympathize with the ones that have to grade essays and other written assignments.

We have a major test coming up in two weeks where we are to write a certain format of 'analytical' essays, as this particular assignment. And this guy isn't even giving back the essays, he's been 'half-way through' since the past 3 weeks (submitted it in early Feb for cryin' out loud!) :facepalm:

I've been mistaken for everything under the sun. Mexican, Arab, Indian, Persian, Cuban, Indonesian, Filipino to name a few. I can tolerate everything but the one I dislike the most is being mistaken for an Arab.

Pet hate: being mistaken for an Arab.

They're not all bad :baelish
 
Posters who switch to new accounts to recreate their identity and reputation on PP It is dishonest and cowardly to hide from your past. I am not always proud of what I write on PP, but at least I hold myself accountable for it.
 
I've been mistaken for everything under the sun. Mexican, Arab, Indian, Persian, Cuban, Indonesian, Filipino to name a few. I can tolerate everything but the one I dislike the most is being mistaken for an Arab.

Pet hate: being mistaken for an Arab.

Arabs mistake me for an Arab, which comes as a bit of a surprise. I can understand the Yanks doing it, bless their cotton pickin' hearts (see what I did there?) because they really can't tell nationalities apart. But Gulf Arabs come up to me and start speaking Arabic. I tell them in broken Arabic that I don't speak Arabic, and they ask in broken English, "you are from which country?" I tell them, they walk away in disgust, I flash the finger, and life goes on.

The other day one of them told me Pakistanian was a very difficult language for him to understand. I'm sure it is.
 
Yeah, t'is a compliment. I just think Persians spend way too much on aesthetics. But it could be me, oh well..

That's a win, right there :)

It is a win, but the trouble is, in spite of my rakish, dashing, tharki buddha good looks, I'm still not pretty enough to be a Turk. It weighed so heavily on my conscience I told the mistaken party I wasn't one.
 
When your Dad tells that when I was your age, I would often ride a bus to go to college and was adept and fixing most of the problems with the cars myself, unlike you who is only interested in driving and can't do anything beyond changing a punctured tyre.

After a brief pause, he says 'you are going say something clever, go on, say something clever' and walks out of the room, leaving you stranded on the stop and you reflect over what just happened.
 
something to me in the bus and i was like wth are they saying and gave that staring look while getting down the bus. My husband later told me they were inviting us to their house...:facepalm:
 
People who 'hate' and have strong opinions and stress themselves on trivial things that other's like/dislike...and judge them through their tinted glasses.
 
When your Dad tells that when I was your age, I would often ride a bus to go to college and was adept and fixing most of the problems with the cars myself, unlike you who is only interested in driving and can't do anything beyond changing a punctured tyre.

After a brief pause, he says 'you are going say something clever, go on, say something clever' and walks out of the room, leaving you stranded on the stop and you reflect over what just happened.

On this topic, when you think of the perfect comeback about something someone said to you, 5 minutes after everyone has left the room
 
Desis still believing in the power of homeopathy. My mother swears by it and is supposedly allergic to "English" medicines as she calls it. Never mind there is no one single medicine or any common ingredients amongst them.
 
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