The Topicless Thread

[Mamoon]

I was sincerely hoping you won't mention Junaid.

 

[Mamoon]

And I have just one left.

Sad.

 

[Donal Cozzie]

I'm the youngest of 5.

My older brothers always made me do the jobs around the house and took the remote off me all the time. I get all their old clothes which generally suck and they're all about 5-8 years older than me. Worst of all guests always call me the "baby" of the family

Middle child /oldest is the best. Youngest is the worst.

Oh and parents are more protective of you because you're the last child which is quite annoying

 

[Ikball]

My mother never tortured us, I remember once she hit me with a shoe, and after sometime keep on kissing my elbow. She never give us any kind of lecture, always fullfilled our demands.

Father was very angry man sometimes, He hit us with his chappal many a times, during fsc times huge tense lectures every other day.

But After I get into uni, he became a lovely friend.

 

[96NotOut]

I was sincerely hoping you won't mention Junaid.

I'm sorry.

I was sincerely hoping someone would appreciate my conviction.

 

[Mamoon]

My Dad wants me to train like a soldier but is also very protective. God knows what he wants.

LOL at old clothes, that is a frustration but I never wore them, hurt my inflated ego.

 

[96NotOut]

And it started in the India series, JK was special back then.

 

[Ikball]

And I have just one left.

I left with none.

 

[Haz95]

Topic-less thread

French? You guys have two exams for each subject too?

Reading/listening. Tomorrow I have two, wed I have 1, thurs I have three and fri I have one.


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[96NotOut]

My dad wants us to be like someone out of the army too. The fact that both of my grandfathers were in the army doesn't help.

 

[96NotOut]

Reading/listening. Tomorrow I have two, wed I have 1, thurs I have three and fri I have one.


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I have one tomorrow, chemistry 4.

 

[Mamoon]

My mother never tortured us, I remember once she hit me with a shoe, and after sometime keep on kissing my elbow. She never give us any kind of lecture, always fullfilled our demands.

Father was very angry man sometimes, He hit us with his chappal many a times, during fsc times huge tense lectures every other day.

But After I get into uni, he became a lovely friend.

My Dad doesn't like physicality anymore but he used to beat me a lot when I was a kid. Don't remember my brother getting beaten because I was a baby.

Chapal is common and once I was watching TV when I had my class 1 exams. He called me upstairs and then kicked me all the way down the stairs.

No displacement, but plenty of distance covered rolling on the floor.

That was the only major beating I received. Chootay mootay slaps and ear pulling is fine though.

 

[Haz95]

Topic-less thread

I have one tomorrow, chemistry 4.

Biology tomorrow- remember those papers afridi96 showed- i have those exams


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[Mamoon]

Chem P4 is theory right? That's the big fish.

 

[cricket083]

I am really leaving now,my mother is scolding me.

 

[blinding light]

WOW. We are all the youngest in our families

 

[96NotOut]

Biology tomorrow- remember those papers afridi96 showed- i have those exams


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Yeah, I remember those, the ones where you wanted to cheat.

Chem P4 is theory right? That's the big fish.

No, that's P2. Paper 4 is ATP.

And dude, your dad was harsh. No offense.

 

[Mamoon]

Yes he's harsh for sure but he has toned down massively.

Oh, alright. ATP is fun.

 

[Ikball]

My Dad doesn't like physicality anymore but he used to beat me a lot when I was a kid. Don't remember my brother getting beaten because I was a baby.

Chapal is common and once I was watching TV when I had my class 1 exams. He called me upstairs and then kicked me all the way down the stairs.

No displacement, but plenty of distance covered rolling on the floor.

That was the only major beating I received. Chootay mootay slaps and ear pulling is fine though.

thats quite a beating. xwell

 

[96NotOut]

Nobody appreciated my conviction and devotion to this sport...

 

[blinding light]

My mum used to beat me when I was a kid.

She tells me she used to hit me/scold me more because I wouldn't cry.

But I don't blame her a bit - as a child, my harkatein were beyond the realm of normalcy!

My father rarely scolded us, but when he did - it was meant to be a "lecture of a lifetime" thing..

I wonder what good deed of mine was rewarded that I got the parents that I did. I am truly, truly blessed in this regard - Alhamdulillah

 

[Mamoon]

I will never beat my kids.

 

[Mamoon]

Nobody appreciated my conviction and devotion to this sport...

I do.

 

[Mamoon]

Everyone thinks they have the best parents.

I don't due to various reasons and there is always room for improvement. My Mum is pretty much close to perfection If I may say so.

 

[Mamoon]

thats quite a beating. xwell

Proper phainta.

 

[96NotOut]

I'm the best kid here, I never give my parents a reason to get mad at me, and they've never, ever, hit me.

The only problem is I can be rude to people I don't like.

 

[Mamoon]

No offense at all but yes one can infer from your posts that you can be rude.

 

[blinding light]

Nobody appreciated my conviction and devotion to this sport...

You're awesome

I will never beat my kids.

I will. Agar insaan kay bachay na banay tou..

Everyone thinks they have the best parents.

I don't due to various reasons and there is always room for improvement. My Mum is pretty much close to perfection If I may say so.

^ You copy my words a lot, dont know if I should be flattered

But I consider my parents to be fine people - its an honour for me when I'm likened to them..

 

[96NotOut]

I do.

Great.

Now let me tell you a secret: The bowler who actually got me into cricket was Bhuvi, I watched the second ODI cuz of him, which is where I noticed JK.

 

[Mamoon]

You're awesome



I will. Agar insaan kay bachay na banay tou..



^ You copy my words a lot, dont know if I should be flattered

But I consider my parents to be fine people - its an honour for me when I'm likened to them..

Really? I'd be careful from now.

Beating is bad. Really bad.

 

[96NotOut]

No offense at all but yes one can infer from your posts that you can be rude.

Yes, I know. You're not the first to tell me.

Yet another habit I'm trying to break.

 

[Mamoon]

Great.

Now let me tell you a secret: The bowler who actually got me into cricket was Bhuvi, I watched the second ODI cuz of him, which is where I noticed JK.

Bhuvi is awesome.

 

[Mamoon]

Yes, I know. You're not the first to tell me.

Yet another habit I'm trying to break.

I hope you don't get a backward, paindu hubby.

 

[96NotOut]

Thanks BL.

 

[96NotOut]

Bhuvi is awesome.

I know, right?

I hope you don't get a backward, paindu hubby.

Yeah, me too... :/

 

[Mamoon]

Okay. sorry for reminding.

* Rude again *

 

[blinding light]

I'm the best kid here, I never give my parents a reason to get mad at me, and they've never, ever, hit me.

The only problem is I can be rude to people I don't like.

No offense at all but yes one can infer from your posts that you can be rude.

I don't mind that kind of rudeness, tbh.. Sometimes people can be a little too much.

If you're rude, then I wonder what I come across as ..

I am intentionally cold more often than not

 

[Ikball]

We are from a very poor family, Dada ji was kulli. Then Father just did matric, And started different jobs to feed the family, along with studying as a private candidate. My Parents did splended efforts to get us more educated. Now Alhumdolillah each of us has master degree in our field. Earning alot, having good life.

Most interesting thins is that our brother who was a lofer type, about whom family was worried that after matric what will he do. He is going to complete phd now. (others have done masters). Also he has published 12 research papers internationally.

 

[Mamoon]

I don't mind that kind of rudeness, tbh.. Sometimes people can be a little too much.

If you're rude, then I wonder what I come across as ..

I am intentionally cold more often than not

Yes, some people can get pathetic at times but she is a little anyway.

You are friendly with me at least, so far.

 

[Ikball]

Some of our family members only watch pak vs India matches only.

 

[Mamoon]

We are from a very poor family, Dada ji was kulli. Then Father just did matric, And started different jobs to feed the family, along with studying as a private candidate. My Parents did splended efforts to get us more educated. Now Alhumdolillah each of us has master degree in our field. Earning alot, having good life.

Most interesting thins is that our brother who was a lofer type, about whom family was worried that after matric what will he do. He is going to complete phd now. (others have done masters). Also he has published 12 research papers internationally.

Wow that is amazing. Such stories always inspire me and I have great respect for people who start from the bottom.

Your brother is an example of why people shouldn't be judged so early on.

 

[96NotOut]

Okay. sorry for reminding.

* Rude again *

Talking to me? What did you remind me of? :/

And hey, I'm not that rude.

I don't mind that kind of rudeness, tbh.. Sometimes people can be a little too much.

If you're rude, then I wonder what I come across as ..

I am intentionally cold more often than not

You're not rude at all! And trust me, you don't come across as cold, in fact you seem to be a very warm, welcoming person.

If I was locked in a room with all PPers, I'd probably approach you first. Maybe that has something to do with the N. America connection though.

 

[blinding light]

Really? I'd be careful from now.

Beating is bad. Really bad.

Beating - is not, as in.. beating them within an inch of their life.

But a slap/chapair here and there when they're crossing their limits.

I'd rather slap my kids when they misbehave or commit blunders than allow them to grow into flawed, psychotic adults.

 

[Ikball]

omg, my wife has broken yet another glass. Within a month its 6th one.

 

[Mamoon]

Beating - is not, as in.. beating them within an inch of their life.

But a slap/chapair here and there when they're crossing their limits.

I'd rather slap my kids when they misbehave or commit blunders than allow them to grow into flawed, psychotic adults.

I don't like headmistress Mums.

I hope AH won't be one.

 

[96NotOut]

Yes, some people can get pathetic at times but she is a little anyway.

You are friendly with me at least, so far.

Referring to me? A little what?

 

[Mamoon]

Referring to me? A little what?

A little rude.

 

[Mamoon]

Talking to me? What did you remind me of? :/

And hey, I'm not that rude.

I reminded you of Bhuvi's awesomeness.

 

[96NotOut]

A little rude.

I reminded you of Bhuvi's awesomeness.

Oh, that's okay. He's really cool.

And I am trying not to be rude...

 

[blinding light]

We are from a very poor family, Dada ji was kulli. Then Father just did matric, And started different jobs to feed the family, along with studying as a private candidate. My Parents did splended efforts to get us more educated. Now Alhumdolillah each of us has master degree in our field. Earning alot, having good life.

Most interesting thins is that our brother who was a lofer type, about whom family was worried that after matric what will he do. He is going to complete phd now. (others have done masters). Also he has published 12 research papers internationally.

Pakistan is made of stories like these..

to you and your family, inshAllah you'll go far in life!

Yes, some people can get pathetic at times but she is a little anyway.

You are friendly with me at least, so far.

I honestly, felt bad for you initially. With that PB thing.. and your constant negativity (which I know was rooted elsewhere).. is why I was nice to you.

Psychology

96no isn't that bad, i think..

Talking to me? What did you remind me of? :/

And hey, I'm not that rude.


You're not rude at all! And trust me, you don't come across as cold, in fact you seem to be a very warm, welcoming person.

If I was locked in a room with all PPers, I'd probably approach you first. Maybe that has something to do with the N. America connection though.

Really? Well, I'm not here in topicless thread, but elsewhere across PP, I often think I come across as extremely cold. But I don't mind that, in all honesty

I feel protective of you for some reason - I know it sounds weird, but if we met irl, we'll be quite a bunch

 

[Haz95]

Yeah, I remember those, the ones where you wanted to cheat.


No, that's P2. Paper 4 is ATP.

And dude, your dad was harsh. No offense.

) yep those. I'm gonna revise for the next 6 hours straight for those two exams- I need nothing less than an A* and I almost have it as I already got an A* in my practical- Unit 4

 

[96NotOut]

I like it when people say "Yaar" and then proceed to finish the statement in English.

 

[blinding light]

I don't like headmistress Mums.

I hope AH won't be one.

What headmistress? I'll love my kids to bits! And I won't ever hide my love from them.

But insan ka baccha banna is equally important.

 

[96NotOut]

Okay, I'm going to study now, bye guys.

 

[saeedhk]

We are from a very poor family, Dada ji was kulli. Then Father just did matric, And started different jobs to feed the family, along with studying as a private candidate. My Parents did splended efforts to get us more educated. Now Alhumdolillah each of us has master degree in our field. Earning alot, having good life.

Most interesting thins is that our brother who was a lofer type, about whom family was worried that after matric what will he do. He is going to complete phd now. (others have done masters). Also he has published 12 research papers internationally.

Great story,bro.
Hats off to you and your family.

 

[Donal Cozzie]

I like it when people say "Yaar" and then proceed to finish the statement in English.

Is "Yaar" even an urdu word?

Whenever someone says it i cant help but imagine them as a pirate..

Pirates of the caribbean is great btw

 

[blinding light]

Bye 96no - dil laga ker parho

 

[Mamoon]

My negativity has nothing to do with AH.

and its not negativity at all. I don't think there is any such thing as positive or negative.

 

[96NotOut]

I honestly, felt bad for you initially. With that PB thing.. and your constant negativity (which I know was rooted elsewhere).. is why I was nice to you.

Psychology

96no isn't that bad, i think..

Really? Well, I'm not here in topicless thread, but elsewhere across PP, I often think I come across as extremely cold. But I don't mind that, in all honesty

I feel protective of you for some reason - I know it sounds weird, but if we met irl, we'll be quite a bunch

Thank you. *takes a bow*

I agree, it would be awesome if we knew each other in real life.

 

[Mamoon]

I hope you mean it this time. Happy parhai.

 

[Mamoon]

What headmistress? I'll love my kids to bits! And I won't ever hide my love from them.

But insan ka baccha banna is equally important.

But please maarna mat. They will cry.

 

[96NotOut]

Is "Yaar" even an urdu word?

Whenever someone says it i cant help but imagine them as a pirate..

Pirates of the caribbean is great btw

Pirates say "Ahoy matey!"

And yes, this time it's for real. Off to study, bye and thanks.

 

[Ikball]

Pakistan is made of stories like these..

to you and your family, inshAllah you'll go far in life!



I honestly, felt bad for you initially. With that PB thing.. and your constant negativity (which I know was rooted elsewhere).. is why I was nice to you.

Psychology

96no isn't that bad, i think..



Really? Well, I'm not here in topicless thread, but elsewhere across PP, I often think I come across as extremely cold. But I don't mind that, in all honesty

I feel protective of you for some reason - I know it sounds weird, but if we met irl, we'll be quite a bunch

Wow that is amazing. Such stories always inspire me and I have great respect for people who start from the bottom.

Your brother is an example of why people shouldn't be judged so early on.

Great story,bro.
Hats off to you and your family.

Thank you alot. Alhumdolillah we have progressed alot.

 

[blinding light]

Is "Yaar" even an urdu word?

Whenever someone says it i cant help but imagine them as a pirate..

Pirates of the caribbean is great btw

It is. Although its scope of usage is completley different today than it used to be.

My negativity has nothing to do with AH.

and its not negativity at all. I don't think there is any such thing as positive or negative.

Modern psychology disagrees with that.

But please maarna mat. They will cry.

Mamoon, kuch nai hoga unhein. Wont use any object on them, though. ever.

 

[Mamoon]

Psychology is a fraud.

 

[Mamoon]

Yaar is supposed to mean a friend. Now its just used as an expression for annoyance.

 

[Mamoon]

Off to a barbecue, catch you guys later.

This like the 7th straight feast.

onting

 

[Zohaib Shah]

Re: Topic-less thread

I think my mother is the closest thing to perfection.. But all my life, its my dad whom I've always emulated

And its highly ironic now - I'm often told that on the outside, I am my mother's spitting image (which is true) - but on the inside, I'm my father's carbon copy

Same, my dad is my hero as well. The many times I felt like failure, he was there to be my shoulders and help me get up on my feet. My dad is a great motivational speaker, he inspires me the most with his commitment to religion and business he runs. All his life he worked and never got a chance to be a kid. His hard work allowed me to have a easy life. Knowing all this alone makes me proud to be his son. And that makes me realize how lucky I am to have a father like him.

My mother is great to but my dad is the reason I have not fallen right now. I thank god to have both of them in my life.

 

[Zohaib Shah]

Re: Topic-less thread

So is my dad. I don't think he's watched an entire game during my life.

I'm overjoyed when he watches a few overs with me. The only person to...

Dude are you serious right now? Your parents don't watch cricket with you? In my house only me and my parents watch cricket. We watch the whole match together with huge interest. The atmosphere is great over there. Love the screaming and shouting after we get every wicket.

 

[blinding light]

Psychology is a fraud.

Yaar is supposed to mean a friend. Now its just used as an expression for annoyance.

Same, my dad is my hero as well. The many times I felt like failure, he was there to be my shoulders and help me get up on my feet. My dad is a great motivational speaker, he inspires me the most with his commitment to religion and business he runs. All his life he worked and never got a chance to be a kid. His hard work allowed me to have a easy life. Knowing all this alone makes me proud to be his son. And that makes me realize how lucky I am to have a father like him.

My mother is great to but my dad is the reason I have not fallen right now. I thank god to have both of them in my life.

Nice to see this being reciprocated!

 

[Mamoon]

Stop facepalming.

That's how I use it.

And final goodbye.......

 

[blinding light]

Stop facepalming.

That's how I use it.

And final goodbye.......

You're extremely narrow-minded, man.

 

[Mamoon]

I'm stubborn, yes.

* logs out *

 

[blinding light]

Correction: Narrow-minded

 

[Zohaib Shah]

So what video games have people been playing these days?

 

[Nostalgic]

Topic-less thread

Yaar is supposed to mean a friend. Now its just used as an expression for annoyance.

In years past, it meant something else entirely

 

[CricketCartoons]

In years past, it meant something else entirely

Once I used that word on a Punjabi girl, "Yaar, why are not talking to me?", and she got offended," I am not your yaar". I don't think anyone other than Punjabis has a different meaning for this word.

 

[Pakistani_Legend]

One of the parents should be strict and the other should be a little 'friend-like'. My father is very strict and my mother is awesome. I hate being the eldest of my brothers. I get the blame for all their wrongdoings.

I don't like it when both the parents are strict. I think that it makes the children sneaky.

 

[blinding light]

^ More than that, I think it kills of all the confidence in kids..

 

[Mamoon]

Correction: Narrow-minded

if you say so.