The Topicless Thread

[blinding light]

Can someone please translate? Google says something about returning and stealing hearts lol


I dont think calling a girl a tomboy is a compliment )

If you like Tomb Raider you would love Uncharted. Its like TR except its got better story, better gameplay and better characters. Graphics are killer too (but graphics dont matter if the gameplay sucks). You should really check it out. Just look at the review scores they get!

On another note im trying to cut down on my post count. Ive posted like 300 times in the past week!!

Oh my God! )

"Dude Raider" is what Uncharted is called. Played it a little. Thought it was pretty repetitive.

As for the tomboy comment - well, kid, it's quite alright I know better than to take comments aimed at the mask I wear on PP to heart.

 

[Donal Cozzie]

Oh my God! )

"Dude Raider" is what Uncharted is called. Played it a little. Thought it was pretty repetitive.

As for the tomboy comment - well, kid, it's quite alright I know better than to take comments aimed at the mask I wear on PP to heart.

Uncharted took what TR did and made it 1000 times better. Even the new Tomb Raider realises that since its heavily inspired by Uncharted. You should play through the whole Uncharted (was it 1?2?3?) though. The story is just soo good.

If it wasnt for Uncharted's resounding commercial success then i dont think TR would be remade if im honest. Some of the previous TR's were apparently bad. But Uncharted showed Square Enix that the market was there and they gave it another shot. Ive been meaning to try the new TR though. When i get a PS4 (which may not be for a while unfortunately) ill pick it up.

Also you never translated that comment

 

[Ikball]

Kiya afzal apni tango par khar payega? Kiya farah use wapas le jaegi? Kiya lubna afzal se pyar karti hai? Jannay ke liye dekhiye pyare afzal

 

[blinding light]

Donal, the scope and nature of gaming has changed entirely. I dont have a PS, but I'll look into it if I get the chance. Until that happens, the classic TRs are enough to suffice me.

 

[Mamoon]

Kiya afzal apni tango par khar payega? Kiya farah use wapas le jaegi? Kiya lubna afzal se pyar karti hai? Jannay ke liye dekhiye pyare afzal

I don't like this drama.

 

[Afridi96]

good since when lol? It killed me man...My French is decent but they talk some random *not gonna say*

Ahh truss, especially them people with the funny accents You've done your speaking/writing right?

 

[Zohaib Shah]

I dont think calling a girl a tomboy is a compliment )

Well it was neither a compliment or a insult. Its just something I saw here.

I did that too. Except for different reasons lol. Thanks for that win btw. Without it we'd never be as good as we are now

Glad that day made someone happy. Is that also the reason you started taking interest in Pakistan cricket?

Yep, just a hobby though. nothing serious.

I have a thread on it. Here is my full collection.

http://www.pakpassion.net/ppforum/showthread.php?t=184054

Great paintings there dude, I don't really have the patience to draw something on paper. But I did always wanted to do a digital art. In-fact let me show you what I made on my phone while I was away on a vacation.

It isn't that good, but when i was bored there I worked on it.

 

[Afridi96]

Can someone please translate? Google says something about returning and stealing hearts lol

Everyone's basically happy that you're back

 

[Haz95]

The main thing I like about PP is that we don't always fall on the main excuse I hear every time Pakistan loses a match. "Match Fixing" that word is so annoying to me. I hear it every time when I am away from this place. I love the fact you can get good and more professional debates here. They at times look allot better then debates we see on TV. Time pass has become my favorite place to understand posters more. I generally read up topic less to the last post posted here. I tend to find some interesting comments here.

Yep definitely...I initially thought tp was just a waste of time with people talking nonsense but I realised there's some pretty good off topic debates as well.

If you like Tomb Raider you would love Uncharted. Its like TR except its got better story, better gameplay and better characters.

I've finished Uncharted 3 8 times and I still play it...One of my favourite ever games on PS3(along with COD Black Ops)
Nathan Drake is sick man- love it when he says 'oh crap' lol

 

[Mamoon]

Well it was neither a compliment or a insult. Its just something I saw here.



Glad that day made someone happy. Is that also the reason you started taking interest in Pakistan cricket?




Great paintings there dude, I don't really have the patience to draw something on paper. But I did always wanted to do a digital art. In-fact let me show you what I made on my phone while I was away on a vacation.

It isn't that good, but when i was bored there I worked on it.

Thanks. Pretty cool, self portrait?

 

[Donal Cozzie]

Yep definitely...I initially thought tp was just a waste of time with people talking nonsense but I realised there's some pretty good off topic debates as well.

I've finished Uncharted 3 8 times and I still play it...One of my favourite ever games on PS3(along with COD Black Ops)
Nathan Drake is sick man- love it when he says 'oh crap' lol

Ive platinumed all 3 Uncharteds. I actually platinum a lot of games. 3 was really good but personally i think 2 was the best. That game was just a masterpiece

 

[Ikball]

I don't like this drama.

I was making fun of this kind of adv.

 

[Afridi96]

Physics Chemistry Biology.

Exactly

 

[Zohaib Shah]

Thanks. Pretty cool, self portrait?

Naw I look nothing like this guy. I'll probably post a pic one day on Post a Pic thread. I stared at my bros ear to get the details right on the ear. As in I was staring at his ear stalkerishly while making that. The funny thing was he didn't know what I was doing till I told him to stay still.

 

[Afridi96]

Great paintings there dude, I don't really have the patience to draw something on paper. But I did always wanted to do a digital art. In-fact let me show you what I made on my phone while I was away on a vacation.

It isn't that good, but when i was bored there I worked on it.

That's pretty good you know (Y)

 

[Ikball]

I am in Love, I must admit.

 

[Ikball]

Lets take a cup of tea then going to sleep.

 

[Haz95]

Topic-less thread

Ive platinumed all 3 Uncharteds. I actually platinum a lot of games. 3 was really good but personally i think 2 was the best. That game was just a masterpiece

Weirdly I havent played 1 or 2 cos i played 3 first and since the graphics have advanced so much i knew i wasnt gonna enjoy it. Once my exams are finished in going to play Assassins creed 4 and the last of us
i love hand2hand games like arkham city, assassins creed and all naughty dog type games. Could you recommend some more like that... I think metal gear solid is too.

Anyway im off got an exam tomorrow. Peace



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[Donal Cozzie]

Weirdly I havent played 1 or 2 cos i played 3 first and since the graphics have advanced so much i knew i wasnt gonna enjoy it. Once my exams are finished in going to play Assassins creed 4 and the last of us
i love hand2hand games like arkham city, assassins creed and all naughty dog type games. Could you recommend some more like that... I think metal gear solid is too.

Anyway im off got an exam tomorrow. Peace



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Graphics arent everything man. Besides the first two still look great IMO.

We seem to have similar tastes. The last of us is one of the best games ever. Incredibly good. Deus Ex Human Revolution is pretty good as is Far cry 3.

Hand to hand games?? Maybe Mortal Kombat?

 

[Zohaib Shah]

Re: Topic-less thread

Weirdly I havent played 1 or 2 cos i played 3 first and since the graphics have advanced so much i knew i wasnt gonna enjoy it. Once my exams are finished in going to play Assassins creed 4 and the last of us
i love hand2hand games like arkham city, assassins creed and all naughty dog type games. Could you recommend some more like that... I think metal gear solid is too.

Anyway im off got an exam tomorrow. Peace



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I have a bit of a similiar issue but a little different. I played 2 and 3 but not 1. Since I started with 2 first. By the way you should try one of the Hitman games. They are nice and stealthy.

 

[Donal Cozzie]

I have a bit of a similiar issue but a little different. I played 2 and 3 but not 1. Since I started with 2 first. By the way you should try one of the Hitman games. They are nice and stealthy.

Hell yes.

 

[Ikball]

Good night.. going for sleep

 

[Zohaib Shah]

Re: Topic-less thread

That's pretty good you know (Y)

Thanks bro

 

[blinding light]

MGS, Assassins Creed and Mortal Kombat rock

 

[96NotOut]

Well then do any of your reletives watch it? I am sure if they do, you can discuss cricket with them. Also I would like to know, besides Junaid Khan was nationalism also the reason for you to follow cricket? Because I will not lie, back when I started watching cricket in 2007. I followed cricket because it gave me a chance to support Pakistan. I was not born there but I have gone there enough to hold a bond with that country. So I am curious to know was that also your reason to follow cricket?

Okay, so for your answer:

Like you, I wasn't born here either. I barely visited as a child, and now that I'm living here, I feel like a complete alien. It's like I don't belong here. Guys, I do NOT want a lecture on this.

You seem to have read my post on how I got into cricket. If not, long story short: No one in my family watches cricket. Nobody. I used to love baseball as a kid, so I tried to watch cricket when I came here, but it was far too different for my taste. I would still linger on a channel long enough to watch an over or two while surfing, but barring the initial couple of games, I never got round to watching it. This was around 2009.

Fast forward to the India series, 2012. It was winter break and having nothing to do, I happened to chance upon the first game, as it was starting. For some reason, I felt so attracted to it that I couldn't stop myself from watching the next game, and the next, and so on and so forth.

Junaid Khan (paired with Bhuvneshwar Kumar, to an extent) has to be the main reason for me to actually start following the sport, but he's not the reason I still do today. Now, I watch cricket because it gives me a chance to feel close to Pakistan, as you said. When I'm watching a match, I honestly love Pakistan more than you can imagine, and I love that feeling soooo much! I believe I wouldn't be able to give up on cricket, ever, at least not until I develop this sense of being Pakistani on my own.

So yeah, I'm pretty much in the same boat as you.

I didn't need to go into so much detail, maybe, but since you and Haz had an essay contest yesterday without me, I decided to write one of my own.

And I still love JK.

 

[Mamoon]

Back home early today.

Test was acceptable.

 

[96NotOut]

You had a test today too? :/

When does your college end?

 

[Ikball]

Okay, so for your answer:

Like you, I wasn't born here either. I barely visited as a child, and now that I'm living here, I feel like a complete alien. It's like I don't belong here. Guys, I do NOT want a lecture on this.

You seem to have read my post on how I got into cricket. If not, long story short: No one in my family watches cricket. Nobody. I used to love baseball as a kid, so I tried to watch cricket when I came here, but it was far too different for my taste. I would still linger on a channel long enough to watch an over or two while surfing, but barring the initial couple of games, I never got round to watching it. This was around 2009.

Fast forward to the India series, 2012. It was winter break and having nothing to do, I happened to chance upon the first game, as it was starting. For some reason, I felt so attracted to it that I couldn't stop myself from watching the next game, and the next, and so on and so forth.

Junaid Khan (paired with Bhuvneshwar Kumar, to an extent) has to be the main reason for me to actually start following the sport, but he's not the reason I still do today. Now, I watch cricket because it gives me a chance to feel close to Pakistan, as you said. When I'm watching a match, I honestly love Pakistan more than you can imagine, and I love that feeling soooo much! I believe I wouldn't be able to give up on cricket, ever, at least not until I develop this sense of being Pakistani on my own.

So yeah, I'm pretty much in the same boat as you.

I didn't need to go into so much detail, maybe, but since you and Haz had an essay contest yesterday without me, I decided to write one of my own.

And I still love JK.

Hats off to you & Zohaib!!!

 

[Mamoon]

I am generally free by 1 if I don't go to the hospital.

Came back at 12 today.

Yes a minor one. Quite insignificant.

 

[Mamoon]

Pakistan.

 

[96NotOut]

Hats off to you & Zohaib!!!

Why, thank you.

I am generally free by 1 if I don't go to the hospital.

Came back at 12 today.

Yes a minor one. Quite insignificant.

Hospital? Cool.

How many more semesters to go? And what's the residency thing here like?

 

[cricket083]

You had a test today too? :/

When does your college end?

How did your ATP go?

 

[96NotOut]

How did your ATP go?

Good, Alhumdulillah.

 

[cricket083]

Good to hear.

 

[Mamoon]

I have 1.5 years to go and then house job. Its a long process.

 

[Mamoon]

And then specialization.

 

[Zohaib Shah]

Okay, so for your answer:

Like you, I wasn't born here either. I barely visited as a child, and now that I'm living here, I feel like a complete alien. It's like I don't belong here. Guys, I do NOT want a lecture on this.

Yeah I could relate to that in a way. I remember back then when using a toilet was a issue. But thankfully that has been covered.

To be frank I can see why it must be a bit alien to you living there. Personality wise you seem very american. I would have confused you for a white girl if you never mentioned words in urdu.

You seem to have read my post on how I got into cricket. If not, long story short: No one in my family watches cricket. Nobody. I used to love baseball as a kid, so I tried to watch cricket when I came here, but it was far too different for my taste. I would still linger on a channel long enough to watch an over or two while surfing, but barring the initial couple of games, I never got round to watching it. This was around 2009.

Fast forward to the India series, 2012. It was winter break and having nothing to do, I happened to chance upon the first game, as it was starting. For some reason, I felt so attracted to it that I couldn't stop myself from watching the next game, and the next, and so on and so forth.

I won't lie but I never found any appeal in baseball. Watching men in tight trousers and swing a bat was never my cup of tea. Do you even watch it still? Nice story though, Looks like 2012 was your year of cricket.

Junaid Khan (paired with Bhuvneshwar Kumar, to an extent) has to be the main reason for me to actually start following the sport, but he's not the reason I still do today. Now, I watch cricket because it gives me a chance to feel close to Pakistan, as you said. When I'm watching a match, I honestly love Pakistan more than you can imagine, and I love that feeling soooo much! I believe I wouldn't be able to give up on cricket, ever, at least not until I develop this sense of being Pakistani on my own.

So yeah, I'm pretty much in the same boat as you.

Good to know you actually have other reasons of following cricket other then Junaid Khan. I was actually curious about it because I was sure you must have had other reasons as well. If you want to know a player I looked forward to seeing when I started following cricket, then it is undoubtedly Inzimam. I miss this man till this day! He was destructive, classy and elegant. So cherish what you have till its gone. If Junaid Khan gets dropped the next day, then don't drop your books and stop watching cricket.

I didn't need to go into so much detail, maybe, but since you and Haz had an essay contest yesterday without me, I decided to write one of my own.

And I still love JK.

Nice to see someone else knows how to write a essay.jk

Keep loving Juniad Khan, but don't lose your passion when he gets dropped the next day.

 

[Mamoon]

What problems did you face with the toilets?

 

[Zohaib Shah]

What problems did you face with the toilets?

The seat was like attached to the ground.

 

[Mamoon]

Indian toilets.

Who has them anyway?

 

[Zohaib Shah]

Indian toilets.

Who has them anyway?

Well some houses do still in Pakistan. But thankfully things have advanced there and now we got advancements. I have no issues going to Pakistan, But I have trouble drinking water there or eating outdoor chappel kababs. Both of them can upset my stomach easily. I also don't know why the water is sweet there, Like do they put sugar in it?

 

[Mamoon]

Our water is amazing. You are simply not used to it.

Chapli Kebab

Where did you eat them?

There is only one place in Pakistan for that, Peshawar.

 

[Zohaib Shah]

Our water is amazing. You are simply not used to it.

Chapli Kebab

Where did you eat them?

There is only one place in Pakistan for that, Peshawar.

I have never gone to Peshawar, my family is mainly from Rawalpindi so I spend my time there mostly. And I don't really know exactly from where I ate Chapli Kebab in Pakistan, But I am pretty sure it was some where in Pindi.

 

[96NotOut]

And then specialization.

What do you plan to specialize in? And exactly how long is a residency? :/

Your water is amazing...?

 

[Mamoon]

Residence is called house job here. Depends, but generally 2 years.

Yes our water is amazing. Why?

 

[Mamoon]

I want to be a surgeon.

 

[Mamoon]

I have never gone to Peshawar, my family is mainly from Rawalpindi so I spend my time there mostly. And I don't really know exactly from where I ate Chapli Kebab in Pakistan, But I am pretty sure it was some where in Pindi.

Oh okay. Are you in the UK?

 

[Zohaib Shah]

I want to be a surgeon.

Why to break heart or to fix them?

 

[Mamoon]

But a surgeon doesn't have a life. I want 9 to 5 job only so that I can pursue my other interests.

Also, I am looking for an early retirement. Too many things to achieve in life.

So in truth, I'm confused at the moment.

 

[Zohaib Shah]

oh okay. Are you in the uk?

usa

 

[blinding light]

Good to see your exam went well, 96*!

There's been a lot of literature written on the relevance of sports as a unifying factor for divided populations within a nation, as well as endorsing a common, coherent sense of identity..

 

[Mamoon]

Why to break heart or to fix them?

Fix.

 

[blinding light]

The weather is beautiful in Lahore today

 

[Mamoon]

Yahan bhi badal hain.

 

[Zohaib Shah]

The weather is beautiful in Lahore today

It was rainy weather here yesterday, But not cold at all! Summer is not far, I just can't wait for the cricket season to begin!

 

[Mamoon]

Cricket season = more defeats = more heartbreak.

 

[Zohaib Shah]

Any who ladies and gentlemen I am sleeping now. Good night!

 

[Mamoon]

Nighty.

 

[Ikball]

Why, thank you.


Hospital? Cool.

How many more semesters to go? And what's the residency thing here like?

For the bold part in that post.

 

[Ikball]

Goog night

 

[Ikball]

Having 2nd breakfast.

 

[Ikball]

btw PP is going offline in 2mins.

 

[96NotOut]

Yeah I could relate to that in a way. I remember back then when using a toilet was a issue. But thankfully that has been covered.

To be frank I can see why it must be a bit alien to you living there. Personality wise you seem very american. I would have confused you for a white girl if you never mentioned words in urdu.

I won't lie but I never found any appeal in baseball. Watching men in tight trousers and swing a bat was never my cup of tea. Do you even watch it still? Nice story though, Looks like 2012 was your year of cricket.

Good to know you actually have other reasons of following cricket other then Junaid Khan. I was actually curious about it because I was sure you must have had other reasons as well. If you want to know a player I looked forward to seeing when I started following cricket, then it is undoubtedly Inzimam. I miss this man till this day! He was destructive, classy and elegant. So cherish what you have till its gone. If Junaid Khan gets dropped the next day, then don't drop your books and stop watching cricket.

Nice to see someone else knows how to write a essay.jk

Keep loving Juniad Khan, but don't lose your passion when he gets dropped the next day.

Are you from the USA too? And you don't like baseball? What about basketball, football, hockey?

I've never seen Inzi play, ever, nothing more than a clip here and there.

And thank you, very, very much.

 

[blinding light]

It was rainy weather here yesterday, But not cold at all! Summer is not far, I just can't wait for the cricket season to begin!

Me neither

 

[Donal Cozzie]

I learned that i cant function as a normal human being when Pakpassion is down for maintenance.....

someone hold me

 

[CricketCartoons]

I learned that i cant function as a normal human being when Pakpassion is down for maintenance.....

someone hold me

Actually I had a very productive day with PP down. The new look will take some getting used to..

 

[Donal Cozzie]

Sending random people friend requests is fun

Anyway im off to do some study

 

[Ikball]

New look looks childish. I hate new features.

 

[Afridi96]

Yes, it's going to take some time getting used to this.

 

[Mamoon]

Wow this looks weird. I miss the old PP.

 

[Ikball]

anyway first friend request sent.

 

[Ikball]

May be after sometime we shall get use to new look.

 

[Ikball]

shab bakher, was waiting to see new look, ALLAH hafiz

 

[Pakz]

The old design should have stayed, even if these changes were going to be made. Now it looks strange.

 

[blinding light]

This is too bright. Is it just me, or does anyone else agree?

 

[Mamoon]

Yes its too bright. I love dark themes.

 

[blinding light]

I miss the old PP. The cricket balls (indicating if a member was on/offline) were so awesome..

This is now like all the other forums on the net :/

 

[Mamoon]

Yes, it has become quite generic and there is too much going on. My ignore list shall remain empty though.

 

[blinding light]

I see bits of the old forum here, in terms of graphics.. Which makes it all even more confusing :/

 

[Pakz]

I feel like I'm at an airport

Don't understand the changes, should have kept the same design.

How do you use the @ feature on here?