The baki in the background thinks:shiv wrote:Ij d yello liquid a botal of biss phor bregnancy test? Gues iph child will b mard or aurat?
How the baki
The baki in the background thinks:shiv wrote:Ij d yello liquid a botal of biss phor bregnancy test? Gues iph child will b mard or aurat?
Joo phool... this car was maal e ghanimat captured by our glorious ancestor mahmud-e-ghasni from the short, dark kuffar... now we need to make the kuffar pay jizzya in phorm of paani to run it on waqar-takenologee.. and patrole to set unbelievers on phyyrre..Neilz wrote:Petrol Shortage Worsens In Punjab On Fifth Day - Petrol Shortage Crisis Pakistan
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y8ruHmbcO34
In this video, i can see maruti 800/zen which is distinctively Indian, just wondering how that possible... any one can through some light blease...
Daktar Liaqat will be awarded another PhD degree in Chutiyapa as he has sufficient experience in chutiyagiri.The Trinity College and University is an organization, registered in Dover, Delaware, USA and running its degree programme from Spain. There are no country residential requirements for the award of degrees from Trinity, yet any offical body requiring confirmation of the awards made would be supplied with confirmation of awards made. Under present legislation these awards are perfectly legal. It is becoming increasingly common for job specifications to state that a Degree is also a requirement, it is also a fact that having a degree enhances the holder's chance of attaining an interview. It is also common that people who have a working life, full of experience but have little or no formal qualifications. Many people have operated at a level of expertise far in excess of their paper qualifications but are unable to obtain an interview when seeking new positions because of the right qualifications do not appear in their CV's. The arrival of "selection by computer", where CV's are surveyed electronically and only those containing the acceptable "buzz words" are passed through to the final human selection are likely to be successful, the necessity of having the right qualifications is of increasing importance. Don't Get the Wrong Idea It should be said that no-one is trying to "degrade" the efforts of those who have succeeded in completing a degree course, especially in an Engineering subject or indeed any other subject for that matter; rather many employers and agencies often fail to adequately answer that question as to why a degree qualification is preferable to a lifetime of experience in many subjects - clearly however there are subjects where a formal degree qualification is a precursor to the practice of a particular profession, the Medical profession is probably the immediate example and we don't issue such degrees. If your chosen subject is not listed, please don't despair, we will consider awarding degrees in any subject, given your experience.
Abdholaw was singing Jiska mujhe thha Intjarr, Wohi Virgin Hoor aaa Gye, abh iss Duniya mey Hummko Nahi rehna hai, Jannat mey Jaa Ke Kanhi mujh ko chupp jaana hai.LokeshC wrote:The above bicture of jabba the hut maybe what saudi barbarian fourfather king saw causing him to reach 72 ASAP
Aiyo. you could have left it at, "it could be worse" rather than generously provide the details. Where's the mindsoap when one needs it...It could be worse... Madam Jaleebi doing pole dancing!!!
too much herbs this mujahid has smoked... what pole, birathar, would support madam jalebi? North Pole?RCase wrote:^^^
It could be worse... Madam Jaleebi doing pole dancing!!!
eeet ij called Phractal Recursivitygandharva wrote:
Will benis rise also?RCase wrote:
Ali Zafar's Urain Gay: A song for Peshawar
I habe head about raining kutas and billis. In Bakistan, it aljo rains happy! Looking at bichar, won't you say that these Bakis look happy, hainji?
maulaners,pliss to note.Gagan wrote:Joo phools were wraang aal along
There ij no bangalore kerala, it ij actully Chennai, bangalore
Salam
Suarly 400%, if ur in gay lifestyle!shiv wrote:Will benis rise also?RCase wrote:
Ali Zafar's Urain Gay: A song for Peshawar