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Where do you live?: ottawa , Canada

Your real name? (No pseudonyms, please): Muhammad

Which college or university?: NED, KHI

Any fellow Pakistani Alumni living near you?: Naveed

Your graduation date?: 1999

Your major?: Computer Science

What do you do for a living?: System Architect

Any professional affiliations? Memberships in professional orgs?: no

What have you done for your alma mater lately?: no

Tell us about you:: kami is an ass

What are your hobbies?: Squash tennis ski basket ball pingpong

Your favorite books?: mostly related to my profession

Website:: http://www.cisco.com

Favorite Music:: Paki,country and techno

Favorite TV Shows:: ugly betty ,Freinds, dancing with the stars, American Idol, Canadian Idol, Mussharraf vs Pakistan, and Nany911

Comment Wall (19 comments)

At 7:32pm on October 16, 2007, Muhammad Durrani said…: btw "kiss chakki ka pissa hoa aanta khatay hoo ? " ;-)) mashaallah buhat kamzoor hoo gaey hoo ;-)))

At 9:46pm on October 16, 2007, Rashid Mohiuddin said…: Ali, ye dekh kar bohat kushi hoee ke ab tum kuch baray ho gaey ho :).... hope you should be able to get your IC now. But still be cautious when stepping into any "18 years and above" facilities ..haha .. Great to see you here and hope you are rockin' in canada

At 7:06pm on October 17, 2007, Naveed Khan said…: Your question is more of an indication of your knowledge level than mine ...
I remember that in F.E Pakistan Studies test, your answer to the question "What is the capital of Pakistan?" was "PAKISTAN"!!

At 7:44pm on October 17, 2007, Naveed Khan said…: Ali, main tu bread aur rice khata hoon .. "Aanta" tu tum hi khatay hogay !!

At 7:55pm on October 17, 2007, Muhammad Durrani said…: uss pay yeah haal hai .. maat kha cakki ka aanta .... Dhool tau bun gaya hai already phat jai ga kissi din .. aur andar say sirf machleee (fish) aur white chawal niklain ga .. with lots of GAS !!!! ;-)))

At 11:44pm on October 17, 2007, Samina Cyrus said…: Assalam o Alaikum Ali
Welcome to the forum.Akhir aap ko hum logo nay dhoond hi nikala.Eid mubarak to you.How was your eid in Canada?
Any plans of visiting Pakistan?

At 7:28am on October 18, 2007, Muhammad Waseem said…: Ali bhai,

my number is same. i am still using ottawa cell phone :)

At 9:00am on October 18, 2007, Muhammad Shoaib said…: Assalamo Alykum Ali,

kafi log tumhara pooch rahay thay phiclay eik-do maheenay say ... its good to see you here.

Take Care,
Shoaib

At 1:20pm on October 18, 2007, Kamran Khan said…: Tell us about you?

At 4:41pm on October 18, 2007, Kamran Khan said…: Ali Aunty ka number dena . main un say baat karta hoon tumhar shadi ki. koi masla nahin haay. ziyada frustrate na hoo. kabhi kabhi ho jata hay

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