Congratulations to Syed.

[Syed]

Our dear democratic government has put the country back on track and now we are all as happy as the foreign minister Qureshi looks in this photograph.

Thank you ........... .

http://images.smh.com.au/2010/03/25/1259802/clintoncrop-420x0.jpg

Link (http://www.smh.com.au/world/talk-of-new-partnership-with-us-pleases-pakistan-20100325-r007.html)

[AussieBarney]

Syed. This is weird. My family doctor is a Pakistani feller and he has the name of Adnan Qureshi!!! Is this a common name? or is it a big clan? I would be interested to know

[PeterSibley]

I suspect a touch of sarcasm ........how are things Syed ? Ever changing and ever the same ?

[Syed]

Syed. This is weird. My family doctor is a Pakistani feller and he has the name of Adnan Qureshi!!! Is this a common name? or is it a big clan? I would be interested to know

Yes AussieBarney, Qureshi belongs to the clan of Quresh, originally from Arab.

[Syed]

Peter, It is not the same but worse for the common man.
Good for Qureshi who is getting younger;
http://nimg.sulekha.com/others/thumbnailfull/shah-mehmood-qureshi-2009-1-7-5-35-4.jpg

[George.]

Botox?

[cookie]

Peter, It is not the same but worse for the common man.


May I ask how and why?

[Syed]

Do you know there is a great war on terror going on this part of the world? We are facing some effects.
We were already under tremendous pressure of our own doings.

[Syed]

Botox?

You tell George, I am hearing for the first time. :D

[George.]

Botox and hair die is what our living fossils in Brasilia go for.

[cookie]

Do you know there is a great war on terror going on this part of the world? We are facing some effects.
We were already under tremendous pressure of our own doings.

Yes, I already knew that. Was hoping for some more detailed info, or a link to a good website.

[Ian McColgin]

Despite all our meddling and the tendency of Pakistani leaders to leave office in chains or in a coffin and an all too over-active military, any nation where lawyers do street demonstrations has a fighting chance. I sometimes think Pakistan's main problem is that all the nation's best and most energetic come here. We wish you well.

[Syed]

Despite all our meddling and the tendency of Pakistani leaders to leave office in chains or in a coffin and an all too over-active military, any nation where lawyers do street demonstrations has a fighting chance. I sometimes think Pakistan's main problem is that all the nation's best and most energetic come here. We wish you well.

Thank you, Ian,
Perhaps they leave because of bad conditions and lack of opportunities in their homeland.

[Ian McColgin]

Of course, Syed, I did not mean that ALL the best come here. After all, you're still there.

G'luck

[Syed]

:D

That's encouraging.

[pefjr]

Syed, I am curious, is your internet free, or filtered, censored in any way?

[Syed]

pefjr,
Not free of cost, filtered and censored, I don't think so.

[Syed]

Congratulations, old chap!

Thank you, young friend. :)

[paladin]

Syed, wishing you and your countrymen all the best. Non of our situations are perfect, and all we can do is work for the betterment of all.

[oznabrag]

Best of luck, Syed.

It's always darkest just before dawn. Or so they say. :)