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Bird flu fear has gripped the country for too long now and despite news of confirmed infection (in birds ) in many parts of the country, people are becoming indifferent to this clear and present danger !
that's the only type of meat that is still somewhat affordable
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it doesn't look like a typical subway. I think Codey just posted a pic of a random restaurant
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I am sorry if these pics have been uploaded/shared before , but I just got them in email… Karachi Tram (in Melbourne, Australia?) demos:
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^ 
Maybe LB or Sadzz can shed some light on the bus and pyaar zindagi hai. oh what was that line the conductor used to say “double A” “double A” 
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Rukhsar - No. That picture ws taken at Freddy’s cafe, Subway is not a resturant more like the size of a coffee shop.
Captain1 - this is one good idea :k:
but orignal tu phir orignal hota hai, ye dekhu asli wala truck 
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*Ismat Apaa ke naaam ! Naseeruddin Shah gets standing ovation in Pakistan *
Bollywood actor and theatre personality Naseeruddin Shah, currently performing in Pakistan with his group and family members, has wowed audiences in this capital city with his wit and talent.
He told audiences before his play Ismat Apa Ke Naam only three things.
"One, please put off your mobile phones; two, please put off your mobile phones and three, please put off your mobile phones," he said, much to the delight of the crowd.
Renowned Urdu writer Ismat Chugtai's works were brought to life by Shah and his family; going from good - young Heeba Shah doing Chhui Mui - to better - Ratna Pathak Shah telling the tale of "a love story of epic proportions" in Mughal Baccha - and best - Naseeruddin Shah narrating the story of Gharwali.
"Though the acting by the artistes was minimal - just enough to accentuate the storyline - it added a certain something which made the tales more interesting, not only to listen to but visually as well - actions speaking louder than words!
A few props and a simple backdrop were all the additions needed.
"All the human emotions were there. The audience was carried along on a roller-coaster ride from one to the other as the stories unfolded. We laughed; we sighed. We were saddened by the pathos in the lives of the protagonists and marvelled at their resilience, then, in the end, we were left thinking how time goes by but human nature does not change much," said the newspaper's reviewer.
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I am just :(, I wish I was in Pakistan to see this.
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thanks Codey. Yeah over here too the Subways are pretty small cafe style places. The largest one I've seen is in NYC.
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lahore lahore hai>karachi ki baat hi kuch aur hai