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From: ahussain@prism.poly.edu (Arshad Hussain)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.pakistan
Subject: Re: Hekmatyar an Awlia-ul-lah or MUSAD collaborator
Date: 30 Sep 92 20:46:36 GMT
Distribution: usa
Organization: Polytechnic University, New York

>From: u9066624@cc.uow.edu.au (Tippu Hassan)
>Subject: Re: Hekmatyar an Awlia-ul-lah or MUSAD collaborator


>>................. The Pakistanis quoted by the magazine 
>confirm Ben-Menashe's claims that an Israeli group was stationed in Pakistan 
>and worked with Hezb-i-Islami , the Islamic fundamentalist guerrilla group led 
>by Gulbuddin Hekmatyar.

>>......"Hekmatyar knew exactly who he was working  with " Be-Menashe told far 
>>Eastern Economic Review .

>That is it.

>	That is what????????????

        Jewish-Christian-Islamic conspiracy against Communism!!!!

>                                                          TIPPU BADSHAH


						
Newsgroups: soc.culture.pakistan
From: banarji@unixg.ubc.ca (Ajai Banarji)
Subject: PIA crash-some facts
Originator: banarji@unixg.ubc.ca
Organization: University of British Columbia, Vancouver, B.C., Canada
Distribution: na
Date: Thu, 1 Oct 1992 00:56:34 GMT

	        	PIA Crash-some facts

  The recent crash near Katmandu was the worst in PIA's history with a death
roll of 167. The earlier major disasters of PIA were near Cairo in 1965 (121
dead) and in Saudi Arabia in 1979 (156 dead).
  This was only the second fatal crash of an Airbus A300 in over 15 years of
operation-an excellent safety record. In fact, the other fatal crash was that
of the Iran Air plane which was shot down by an US ship in 1988-so, strictly
speaking, the Katmandu crash was the only "genuine" fatal crash of this
aircraft type.
  Similarly, the Airbus A310 has an excellent record. It has been flying since
the early 80s and has had only one fatal crash-which was at Katmandu in July 
1992.
  I wonder what there is in Katmandu which has caused the two crashes of
aircraft with such a good safety record.
  However, the Airbus A320 has a somewhat worse record. It started flying in
the late 80s and has had 3 fatal crashes so far-Mulhouse (1988), Bangalore
(1990) and Strasbourg (1992).
  Another interesting fact was that of two major crashes occurring in a
short period. Two days before the PIA crash there was another crash of a
Nigerian military C-130 in which over 180 were killed. Similarly, on July
31 there were two major crashes-the Thai Airways crash near Katmandu and
another in China. Each crash had a death roll of over 100.
  A few other examples of accidents occurring in pairs was cited in a news
report. There were two major crashes (of a South African 747 and a Korean
707) in a two-day period in 1987. Another example was of two major crashes
in Spain and Canada in a two-day period in 1970. A few other examples of
this type were given. Maybe astrologers will have something to say about
this.
Newsgroups: soc.culture.pakistan
From: sherwani@sol.cs.wmich.edu (Naveed Sherwani)
Subject: The effect of set of belief on our outlook. 
Summary: We use a set of belief method in our lives
Organization: Western Michigan Univ. Comp. Sci. Dept.
Date: Tue, 6 Oct 1992 04:37:50 GMT

      REVISING YOUR IDEAS IS VERY SCIENTIFIC AND VERY COURAGEOUS
      ---------------------------------------------------------

Couple of SCP friends asked me as to why it is important to discuss this
topic if it is not related to Pakistan in its more broad definition.

Well my answer is very simple. We need to find answers to our
unexplained (yet) backwardness in thinking (in terms of science) and
what effects, if any, a set of beliefs have had on our backwardness.

If you just look around among Pakistanis, we are so afraid of being
told that you believed in one thing for so long and now you are 
saying something different, were you stupid then ? You believed in 
WRONG things ? 

A scientist is actually very happy if he/she is proved wrong and new
exciting theory emerges. Many times the scientist himself/herself
finds those results.

Yet in our lives, we continue to pursue those goals, which we
were told in childhood, mainly because we are afraid of being told
by others that we were stupid that we believed in them in the first place.

This discussion is very true for many of my pakistani friends, and
myself.  They dont want to change. They assume that set of beliefs they have
been brought up with is CORRECT and they NEVER ever want to challenge
it. This, in my opinion, hinders our growth as a nation.

For example, if one pakistani believed that it is very good to hate
Indians when he/she was in Pakistan, he refuses to change now, since
it would imply that he believed in something wrong. And none of
us ever wants to admit we were wrong.

 I think it is very couragous to revise your ideas and make them as
consistent as possible. We should not be hipocrats. On one side,
we say our culture tells to treat every body with equality, yet we
continue to treat jumadars like dirt. We tell everybody that our religion
tell us to treat non-muslims with utmost respect, yet we have laws which
dicriminate against them. If we want to emerage as a strong nation, we 
must learn that others watch us and can see thru our hipocracy.

In summary, I would say that I have reflected a lot on the
set of beliefs I was brought up with. Many of them had to be seriously
revised in order to permit me a life which has  consistent axioms.
Whenever I visit Pakistan, I see racism, ethnic problems, national
slogans, religious marches and I wonder, how many sets of beliefs do
we have to revise, before we get a completely consistent set. 

Pakistan is a great country but she must struggle hard to acheive her true
potential, which still lies ahead. Whatever little people like me can do
would mean nothing, if we refuse to  change an iota, even if the proof is
right infront of our eyes. 

regards,

-Naveed


PS: I will be in California (LA) for a week, so I wont be able to answer
email or post until sunday 11th.
Newsgroups: soc.culture.pakistan
From: mac1@Ra.MsState.Edu (Mubashir Cheema)
Subject: Re: ....travel querry......
Organization: Mississippi State University
Date: Sun, 27 Sep 1992 21:07:28 GMT

anajam@athena.mit.edu (ADIL NAJAM) writes:



>AA, 

>Some of you had been discussing air fares to Pakistan some while
>ago.  I have noted down some of the numbers/fares that were posted including the
>list that Asim posted....however, I shall be thankful if anyone who has 
>recently bought a ticket to Karachi or Islamabad could write me how
>much it cost them......I want to be taken for a flight, but not a "ride" ;-)

>Please reply to me at     anajam@athena.mit.edu

>Thanks in advance,


>adil najam


  Hightime ( reputable agents ) are giving me a GULF AIR ticket with a 
  FREE stop in France for $995
  Not too bad I guess. 

  I have heard stories of GULF losing people's luggage, but then I have
  heard PIA doing the same too. I went to Pakistan last year on Gulf with
  no problems at all.  I was impressed by their service etc. I will continue
  to travel with them as long as they don't mess with me.

Mubashir.



Organization: Carnegie Mellon, Pittsburgh, PA
Newsgroups: soc.culture.pakistan
Date: Mon, 28 Sep 1992 01:01:17 -0400 
From: Asad Iqbal <ac46+@andrew.cmu.edu>
Subject: Vital Sings



Firstly its VITAL SIGNS and not VITAL SIGN as somebody wrote.
Okay now can anybody tell me if Vital Signs is playing somewhere near
PITTSBURGH PA because I would like to go see them. Are they playing
somewhere in Ohio or the D.C area
if they are please tell me i really want t go but I can't travel all the
way to New Burnwick NJ
Thanks
Asad
From: oaf@serverx.osf.org (Oded Feingold)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.pakistan,alt.skinhead.creep.castration
Subject: Persian Gulf islands (Nadeem Malik vs. the Jews)
Summary: just letting off steam
Date: 27 Sep 92 17:40:36 GMT
Article-I.D.: osf.1992Sep27.174036.440
Followup-To: /dev/null
Organization: evil Jewish Conspiracy for making fun of assholes

nadeem@bernina.ethz.ch (Nadeem Malik):
>	I do not think that even Muslims realise the extent to which
>	Saudi Arabia is the grip of the USA: it is total and complete.
>	S.A. cannot be regarded as a Islamic state. Aall it money in
>	US banks -- which means under Jewish control. USA is anyhow
>	under Jewish control.

Apart from minor quibbles, such as if Muslims don't know then how do
you, let alone what are you, there's a fatal flaw with your claim,
namely that you're making it at all.

If evil Jews controlled one tenth as much of the world as you think,
you slimebag crypto-Nazi without a single original idea (only those
sucked from the lower halves of your instructors' anatomies), we would
long ago have had you polyurethaned, or at least leased to Orkin to
frighten the pigs and maggots.  Not because you're a danger (maybe you
are) but because you make the world ugly, and smell bad.

We have our standards.  We set them by evil conspiracy (tm).  And YOU
DON'T MEET ANY OF THEM!

>	I feeling is that Iran should show a bit more sense than Iraq
>	and not play into the hands of USA and Saudi Arabia and simply
>	do not occuy the Islands.

Are you suggesting that your preferred brand of rapist torturers show
restraint, and not bring public whippings of women to new pastures?  I
can recommend some (jewish) doctors in Zurich, Mr. Malik - you're ill.
You'll need an offset reference; proctology isn't my specialty.

>	Sometimes the best form of Jihad is to remain intelligently
>	silent.

A vow of silence?  How quaint!  Tell us about it (intelligently).

Oded

P.S.:   Apologies to the world-wide readership.  Sometimes people who
	parrot mindless hate irritate me slightly.  I hope my hate is
	NOT mindless.

P.P.S: Yes, I am ashamed of myself.  I thought I was a decent person.
From: khan@ces.cwru.edu (Mansoor Khan)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.pakistan
Subject: Islamabad Stock Exchange
Date: 30 Sep 1992 05:05:34 GMT
Organization: Computer Engineering and Science, Case Western Reserve University
Distribution: world
NNTP-Posting-Host: king.ces.cwru.edu



	New Pak Bourse Spreads Its Wings
	================================
		Voice of Asia / Houston Sept' 13th, 1992

Islamabad,(Reuter)- Pakistan's newest and smallest stock exchange, the
country's third , has grown rapidly in less than a month more than doubling the number of  listed companies. The Islamabad Stock Exchange (ISE) opened for
business on August 10 with just 35 listed companies. By the beginning
of this month it had 76.
	However, the tiny bourse has a long way to go to match the 
LAhore Stock Exchange and the Karachi Stock Exchange (KSE), which has
618 listed companies.
	The Islamabad bourse's opening was delayed for two years by 
squabbles between current ISE president Amanullah Khan and the Islamabad
Chamber of Commerece and Industry over criteria for selection and reserved 
quotas of provinces and districts for ISE membership ( who gives shit to merit?)

	National Assembly deputy speaker Mohammad Navaz Khokar was forced to
step in last January to reconcile the two sides.
	The ISE was set up to fulfil the needs of a growing number of investors
in northern PAkistan, who have little experience  of stock markets, according
to exchange secretary Rahir MAsud.
	Its main advantage is that it does not begin trading until after the
other two exchange close. Its fixed trading hours are from 1:30 pm to
4:30 pm but it does not actually begin trading until 3:30 pm, Masud said.
"The exchange will attract the people in northern areas who are generally  shy of the share business," Masud said.
	Most of PAkistan's wealthy people visit the capital from time to time,
 making it a convenient centre to do business, he said. It is also free
from the political disturbances which frequently rock southern Sind province and which have depressed the Karachi exchange for nearly a month.
	Islamabad's 76 stocks, all listed in Karachi as well, have tended to
follow Karachi's downward drift although the ISE has yet to introduce a price
index. However, Karachi's exchange halted its slide on Wednesday.
	In the first 70 minutes of trade on Thursday, the last day before the 
Moslem weekend, a volume of about 12,000 shares was registered.
	"it is an active day," said the exchange's computer operator Mehmood Salim.
	The ISe has 75 members, and the positions are much coveted.
	"The membership card is not transferable for 10 years," said one 
dealer who declined to be named. "But, there are several other ways to
acquire(one) and start out in the share business. It may be the smallest
exchange in the  world, based on volume, membership and listed companies,
but it has great expansion potential," he added.

*** end ****

Mansoor Khan
Cleveland, Ohio
From: khan@ces.cwru.edu (Mansoor Khan)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.pakistan
Subject: Mix Up
Date: 7 Oct 1992 04:39:40 GMT
Organization: Computer Engineering and Science, Case Western Reserve University
Distribution: na
NNTP-Posting-Host: king.ces.cwru.edu



		Mix Up
		======

	A Polish girl goes to the gynecologist. She gets up on the 
table and spreads her legs. The doctor looks her over and can't believe
how badly she has taken care of herself.
	"When was the last time you had a checkup ?" the doctor asks.
	Embarrased, the Polish girl replies, "I haven't had any Czechs,
but I've had a few Hungarians."


Mansoor Khan
Cleveland.
 P.S. from Outrageously Offensive Jokes II 1984.

Newsgroups: soc.culture.pakistan
From: mirza@vxcrna.cern.ch (MIRZA,I./EP)
Subject: Flood Relief and others
News-Software: VAX/VMS VNEWS 1.41    
Organization: European Organization for Nuclear Research, CERN
Date: Fri, 2 Oct 1992 12:02:00 GMT



    I have received following ciculars from our Embassy in Bern. I thought
    these might be interesting for some of us. Please contact your nearest
    embassy for details.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

1. Loss/Damage to Pakistan nationals working in Kuwait due to Iraqi invasion.

    A UN standard claim form "E" is available with the embassy of Pakistan
    Bern for Pakistanis who wish to claim any direct loss, damage, injury
    sustained as a result of Iraq's unlawful invasion and occupation of Kuwait.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2. WAPDA Engineer's Housing Society Scheme in Chattar.

    The WAPDA Engineer's Housing Society, a private concern, has announced
    a housing scheme located in the vicinity of Chattar park primarily for
    the WAPDA employees. However, a 10% quota has been reserved for the
    Overseas Pakistanis.

    Membership forms have been received from the WAPDA Engineer's Housing
    Society for the distribution to the Overseas Pakistanis. Persons 
    interested may obtain the membership form from us (Embassy). The last
    date to receive the form by their bank alongwith the membership fee
    and share money is October 30, 1992.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

3.  Relief goods for flood victims.

    Reference to our circular of sep 23, 1992, this is to be clarify
    that the relief goods do not include cloths, old or new.

    The emphasis remains on participation in national effort to 
    help the unfortunate sufferers by supplying medicines (as per list
    attached) and by sending cash to:

        Prime Minister's Flood Relief Fund 1992.
        Account No. 412 500 30 - Q
        Union Bank of Switzerland.
        Bern

    [ List of about 50 medicines, Which you can get from your
      nearest Embassy or send me an e-mail]


Mirza Ilyas
From: chaudhry@usc.edu (Kaleem Chaudhry)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.pakistan
Subject: LOOKING FOR NAVEED-UZ-ZAMAN
Date: 4 Oct 1992 10:21:59 -0700
Organization: University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA
Distribution: ca
NNTP-Posting-Host: aludra.usc.edu

         I am looking for Naveed-uz-Zaman who is a new arrival
    at Stanford University from U.E.T. Lahore.

        My Phone No.(213)-735-2837
        E Mail: chaudhry@aludra.usc.edu


Newsgroups: soc.culture.pakistan
From: anajam@athena.mit.edu (ADIL NAJAM)
Subject: Re: Nazm by Ahmad Naseem Qasmi
Organization: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Date: Thu, 1 Oct 1992 22:10:26 GMT

In article <1992Oct01.143723.27983@bnr.ca>, yousuf@bnr.ca (Yousuf Saifullah) writes:
|> "Put-thar" by Ahmad Naseem Qasmi is my all time favourite nazm.
|> May be some of you have not heard this poem before.
|> 
|> 		Put-thar (STONE)
|> rayt say bot(IDOL) na buna aay mayray achchay funkar
|> ik lumhay ko thayr maiN tujhay put-thar la dooN
|> maiN tayray samnay aNmbar laga dooN laykin 
|> koon say rung ka put-thar tayray kaam aa-ayga
|> surkh(RED) puth-thar jisay dil khay-tee hay baydil dunya
|> haN woo puthraee hoo-ee ankh ka neela puth-thar
|> jis maiN suddyooN kay ta-haye-yor(ASTONISHMENT!) kay purray haiN dooray
|> kiya tujhay rooh(SOUL) kay put-thar kee zaroorrat ho gee
|> jis pur haq baat bhi girti hay put-thar kee turha
|> haN aik insaaf ka put-thar bhi to hoota hay
|> laykin haNt(HAND) maiN taysha-e-zar ho to haNth aata hay
|> jitnay mayyar haiN is daur kay sub put-thar haiN 
|> jitnay afkar haiN is door kay sub put-thar haiN 
|> shayr bhi raqs bhi 
|> tasweer-o-ghana bhi put-thar
|> mayra ilham bhi tayra zahan-e-rasa bhi put-thar
|> is daur maiN hur fun ka nishaN put-thar hay
|> haat put-thar haiN tayray mayree zoobaN(TONGUE) put-thar hay
|> 
|> 
|> 
|> Cheers,
|> Yousuf Saifullah





	Sir jee chaa gaa-aye ho.......dill khush kitta aye.....

	This is a terrific nazm, probably one of Qasmi Sahib's best.

	Here are a few other "put-har" aashar that come to mind:

		duniya baRRi baawli, paathar poojan jaa-aye
		ghar ki chakki koee na poojay, jiss ka pisa khaa-aye

	and how about this, which I am sure you all remember:

		paatharo aaj mairay sar pay barastay kyooun ho
		meiN nay tum ko bhi kabhi aapna khuda rakha hai

	and as for myself, all I ask is:

		aawara-gard-e-shehr ko pathar na maarna
		aadab aashna na sahi, aadmi tou hai


	and speaking of Qasmi sahib, here are a few aashar from one of his
	ghazal's that I particularly like:

		aazm-e-safar kiya hai, tou rakht-e-safar bhi baandh
		manzil hai aasmaan, tou bay-baal-o-parr na ja

		meiN nay kaha na tha keh talism-e-aana na toRR
		aab apna saamna jo kiya hai, tou Darr na ja

		barhak hai mout agar, tou hai barhak hiyat bhi
		youN jeetay jee tou mout ki haibat say mar na ja

	Thank you once again, for this wonderful nazm.

	
	ADIL [daanaaeeouN kay shehr meiN ruswaaeeaN mileen] NAJAM 
Newsgroups: soc.culture.pakistan
From: fkhurshi@crc.ac.uk (Ms F. Khurshid)
Subject: Re: Asian models?
Keywords: modelling agencies and advertising
Organization: MRC Human Genome Resource Centre
Distribution: world,na
Date: Tue, 6 Oct 1992 11:45:35 GMT

In article <718217983@halibut.cs.duke.edu>, azhar@duke.cs.duke.edu (D. Salman [Quintessential] Azhar) writes:
> In article <1992Oct2.162738.10901@crc.ac.uk> fkhurshi@crc.ac.uk (Ms F. Khurshid) writes:
> >There has been a lot of publicity in the press here over the lack of
> >interest from Asian girls to enter the modelling business. 

(deleted)

> >Well WE KNOW there are a lot of beautiful, exquisite asian women out there
> 
>            Where? Where? Tell me more about them. ;-)

hmmmmmmmm...well i could but it has to be 'quid pro quo'  ;-)

> >Haven't they been stereotyped in the kind of modelling they do? 

>            Typically, women's role in desi commercials is as domesticated
> females, whose decisions are limited to what brand of rice to use, or
> what brand of detergent to use. Of course, these decisions are
> influenced less by their own judgement, and more by their husband's approval. 
                              ^^^^^^^^^^                      
Are you talking about the commercials or in reality?   ....most 'household'
ad's are directed to women ...assuming she can decide which brand of product 
to use!

> >I've never seen a 'strong' image come across 
> >.....could it be a case of white skin sells and black doesnt? 
> 
>            Not really! Marketing is always targeted to segments. The

But why not use 'desi's ' in marketing to all sectors not just asians?

> western dude wears... chaudhri sahib modelling dhottis is not
> going to seel dhotis, and chaudhri sahib modelling jeans ain't going
> to sell jeans). 

I don't know ...I might buy them ;-)

>            Now thou shall ask, why are agencies looking for Asian
> models? (BTW, the term Asian as used by Ms. Khurshid dentoes
(deleted)
> attractive and chrming by most of the western world. (All my american
> friend find ugly Pakistani girls knockouts. :-)) 
oooh careful dsqa, beauty is in the eye of the beholder.             
..that's a sad case that Westerner's find asian women more atrractive 
than asian men themselves.

>The target by Asian models is the white market.
I think they would be just as successful in targeting desi's  too.


>            BTW, black models only flooded the US market when blacks
> started respecting themselves, and newage whites thought it was cool
          ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
too true!

> >Top modelling agencies are now actively seeking the first Asian
> >supermodel to rival the big names...
> >Farha
aw shucks, i'm too modest (believe that and you'll believe anything).....:-)

>    Hey, my fair lady! This is your chance, what are you waiting for? :-)


Flattery will get you ..................nowhere!

-- 
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Farha Khurshid                               email: fkhurshi@uk.ac.mrc-crc
Imperial Cancer Research Fund                     : f_khurshid@icrf.icnet.uk
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
From: memon@acsu.buffalo.edu (Naveed Siraj Memon)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.pakistan
Subject: Re: yesterday's tomorrow is today
Date: 27 Sep 92 19:47:23 GMT
Organization: UB

In article <92270.010858343DALN@CMUVM.CSV.CMICH.EDU> 343DALN@CMUVM.CSV.CMICH.EDU writes:
>Salam:
>
>       Pehchan pai hai naz to pehchan jaiyee.. I can simply add:  I am alive I
>am in usa (trying to survive)
>
>           Agar tum mil bhi jao ittifaqan
>           Teri furqat ke sadme kam na hungue


Valaikum

Pehchan gayay sahib, kaysay bhool saktay haiN aap ko, bahut seekha aap say 
hum nay apkay kay baray maiN apnay baray main

	Agar to itifaqan mil bhee jayay
        teri furqat kay sadmay kam na hongay

	diloN kee uljhanaiN baRhtee rahaIn gee 
 	agar kutch mashvaray baaham na hoongay

 	zamanay bhar kay ghum ya ik tera ghum
	yeh ghum hoga to kitnay ghum na hongay


(corrections would be appreciated)

Naveed[Oct 6 n onwards, teree mehfil main laikin hum na hongay :)] Siraj
From: ahussain@prism.poly.edu (Arshad Hussain)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.pakistan
Subject: 5 Credit Hours??
Date: 26 Sep 92 16:25:00 GMT
Distribution: usa
Organization: Polytechnic University, New York

>From: nazir@sw.stratus.com (Meer Nazir)
>Newsgroups: soc.culture.pakistan
>Subject: Re: ATTENTION AHMADI NETTERS !
>> 
>> Dear Nabeel,
>> 
>> Post that Important News on the net for the benefit of non-Ahmadi Muslims. 
>> 
>> Arshad Hussain

>Please not again, come on guys I remeber I read a full five credit course
>equivalent material on the above topic just in spring semester. 
                            ^^^^^^^^^^^

'Attention Ahmadi Netters' or 'Important News'??

>SHAMS  

Arshad Hussain
Newsgroups: soc.culture.pakistan
From: arkay@leland.Stanford.EDU (Abdur Khan)
Subject: Re: Vital Sings
Organization: DSG, Stanford University, CA 94305, USA
Date: Tue, 29 Sep 92 00:53:13 GMT

In article <seld6Ra00WBOQ66Hok@andrew.cmu.edu> Asad Iqbal <ac46+@andrew.cmu.edu> writes:
>
>
>Firstly its VITAL SIGNS and not VITAL SIGN as somebody wrote.
>Okay now can anybody tell me if Vital Signs is playing somewhere near
>PITTSBURGH PA because I would like to go see them. Are they playing
>somewhere in Ohio or the D.C area

and always thought the name of the band of thise teeny boppers
was 'vital organs'


>if they are please tell me i really want t go but I can't travel all the
>way to New Burnwick NJ
>Thanks
>Asad
>

poor asad, deperately wanting to hear 'junaid', if you are so sensitive about
vital whatever, sacrifice some time and catch a plane.

sahibzada rafay khan [ r3p0 was seen doing the bhangra at a vital organ concert]