**Phatima **When I was in Lahore in 2005, my uncle and I had to go to the airport to go to Karachi. The airport was only about 10-15 minutes drive/bike ride away but we took a rickshaw because I wanted to experience it. Dude, it took us 45-60 minutes on that dog slow thing. I could’ve run faster than that. Plus, after sitting so long on those hard seats and jumping up and down, my butt had started hurting
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Dushi jee **When you mentioned the word Qaaed-e-Azam, I assumed it was Karachi cuz you know Qaae-e-Azam lived there etc…Anyway, this street is called Gerard Street and it is in downtown Toronto, Canada. Lots of desi restaurants, jewelry shops, and video centers etc. Reminds you of Pakistan.
Bhi koi tax shax bhi laga Pakistan se mangwaney ka ya nahi?
I’ve always wanted to bring a Rickshaw here and pimp it up: AC, TV behind driver’s seat, DVD, one of them Navig. system, Leather seats, Mini Chrome Spinners (), black exterior with cream interior (Daaaayyyuuummmm), Pimp Ma Rickshaw!
Not a bad idea This was actually parked next to a desi restaurant in downtown Toronto. I couldn’t believe it and was so excited to find it there, as you can see from the picture
Abhi nahi, abhi meter lagwana hai
Not sure about that, but this was parked close to the Pakistani Community Center
Woh merey saath driving seat par bethey gee na
Others wanting to send the link to Mrs. or worrying whether she will get a ride or not: Of course she will…and stop worrying about her, I should be more friends with you guys and you should be on my side!!
), black exterior with cream interior (Daaaayyyuuummmm), Pimp Ma Rickshaw! 
This was actually parked next to a desi restaurant in downtown Toronto. I couldn’t believe it and was so excited to find it there, as you can see from the picture 
