Change your words, change your world...

[Anjul]

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Sir, It is time for my children now to do the dares, I did enough where I almost got killed several time. I still wonder how blessed I am to be still living.

Okay sir jee but tell me one of those that you like to share :)

[Bobby1]

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Okay sir jee but tell me one of those that you like to share :)

One of the times I got almost killed?

[Anjul]

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One of the times I got almost killed?

Any

[Anjul]

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It's too late here, I have to wake up early, will continue the talk tomorrow.

[Bobby1]

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Any

I got involved with some very nefarious characters in Pak, many of them met with violent deaths and some now wield amazing power. I don't know how that happened, on the one hand I was an A student and on the second I was hanging with very dangerous people, also at the Uni we had Quota system so many feudal lords children were admitted and these guys used to travel with a posse and automatic weapons. Being connected with some very powerful people I got a bit fool hardy. Jamaat E Islami had some very dangerous enforcers at our time, it used to be called Ansar Ul Muslemeen and these guys had no problem killing people. Their biggest Ghunda pushed my geeky friend and got ahead in line, I confronted him and a fight ensued, I was in the uni lifting team and quite strong so one nice punch and Zia went crashing down, I later realized I had been stabbed in my right upper arm. Zia was bleeding profusely and the Jammatis gathered a crowd around a hundred people. I ran to the hostel and got a revolver, my pashtun protectors weren't around, Jammatis used to be frightened of them as they had kalashnikovs. I sat in the corner with my gun and told the crowd that the first one to come charging dies so they just stood buzzing and then I see Yarroo's Red Toyota Jeep pull up. He had tinted glasses, He was the son of Mohmmand Tribal chief and my best friend. As soon as they saw the jeep they dispersed. Jamatti Militant branch had asked a hit on me but the nefarious crowd got involved and cornered their Commander and I was pardoned..So if Yaroo hadnt showed up by stroke of luck I might have been dead.Also mulla Aslam and Javed Dadda. I owe gratitude to.

[Anjul]

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@Bobby1

I got involved with some very nefarious characters in Pak, many of them met with violent deaths and some now wield amazing power. I don’t know how that happened, on the one hand I was an A student and on the second I was hanging with very dangerous people, also at the Uni we had Quota system so many feudal lords children were admitted and these guys used to travel with a posse and automatic weapons. Being connected with some very powerful people I got a bit fool hardy. Jamaat E Islami had some very dangerous enforcers at our time, it used to be called Ansar Ul Muslemeen and these guys had no problem killing people. Their biggest Ghunda pushed my geeky friend and got ahead in line, I confronted him and a fight ensued, I was in the uni lifting team and quite strong so one nice punch and Zia went crashing down, I later realized I had been stabbed in my right upper arm. Zia was bleeding profusely and the Jammatis gathered a crowd around a hundred people. I ran to the hostel and got a revolver, my pashtun protectors weren’t around, Jammatis used to be frightened of them as they had kalashnikovs. I sat in the corner with my gun and told the crowd that the first one to come charging dies so they just stood buzzing and then I see Yarroo’s Red Toyota Jeep pull up. He had tinted glasses, He was the son of Mohmmand Tribal chief and my best friend. As soon as they saw the jeep they dispersed. Jamatti Militant branch had asked a hit on me but the nefarious crowd got involved and cornered their Commander and I was pardoned..So if Yaroo hadnt showed up by stroke of luck I might have been dead.Also mulla Aslam and Javed Dadda. I owe gratitude to.

You were really a fearless man. They would have been beaten badly had hostel mates were there at that time. Yarroo arrived at right time :k:

[Bobby1]

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@Anjul

You were really a fearless man. They would have been beaten badly had hostel mates were there at that time. Yarroo arrived at right time :k:

That militant group of Jamaat was frigging scary, some of my contacts were their goons and the commander Sarwar if I remember his name correctly would order kills on people. Yaroos father seemed to have almost an army, they were from independent tribal areas. I think they even had heroine factories in their land. They had a holiday home in Clifton Karachi with 20 bedrooms. Wealthy like I had never seen. I tried looking for him but couldnt find him. I think his tribe went to war.

I just have an old pic of him. I was blessed as we had really good times, They had the best baloch chef and he would cook for all the friends, a few cousins stayed in that huge mansion with lots of luxury cars. I am the one with moustache.

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[Anjul]

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@Bobby1

That militant group of Jamaat was frigging scary, some of my contacts were their goons and the commander Sarwar if I remember his name correctly would order kills on people. Yaroos father seemed to have almost an army, they were from independent tribal areas. I think they even had heroine factories in their land. They had a holiday home in Clifton Karachi with 20 bedrooms. Wealthy like I had never seen. I tried looking for him but couldnt find him. I think his tribe went to war.

I just have an old pic of him. I was blessed as we had really good times, They had the best baloch chef and he would cook for all the friends, a few cousins stayed in that huge mansion with lots of luxury cars. I am the one with moustache.

I recognised you before I read :hypo:

[Anjul]

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I can see hair covering half of your ears and of the gentleman standing in right. This was fashion those days I have seen pic of my father with same hairstyle

[Anjul]

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I must say somebody is looking handsome

[Anjul]

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Aaya yahan pe GUNDA..yeah
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_TC2XJ1b0Sk

[Bobby1]

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@Anjul

Aaya yahan pe GUNDA..yeah
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_TC2XJ1b0Sk

This guy makes a great villain, in movies hero win but in desilands in real life Gundas win and hence so much of it..lol

[Anjul]

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This guy makes a great villain, in movies hero win but in desilands in real life Gundas win and hence so much of it..lol

Sad but true. Chhutbhaiye titpunjiye gunde mawali win in real life. They are more respected than teachers in the city.

[Le_Pakistan]

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@Bobby1

This is @Le Pakistan multi, she likes to insult me by calling me a woman because I help with cooking and cleaning and am also good at it. It doesn’t really matter to her that I am also built like a tank and can very aggressively defend my loved ones and also do really well financially and adventurously. Many Females help foster the women’s oppression in that part of the world. This is actually a really good thread for her.

1. I don’t have a multi.
2. I will insult you to your face. Don’t need to hide behind multi nicks.

People don’t call you a woman because you help at home. so many men do stuff around the house, but don’t need any credits for it. People call you a woman because you behave like a shoddi aurat.