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Where do you live?: Pakistan

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

Any fellow Pakistani Alumni living near you?: Alott

Your graduation date?: 15 january 2005

Your major?: Computer and information system

What do you do for a living?: Work :)

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At 9:20pm on September 21, 2007, Hina D.M Khatri said…: Hi, How are you?
Well internees ko kia stories sunayeen hain tum nay???

At 9:41pm on September 21, 2007, Asif Akhtar said…: salam
hur

At 2:42am on September 26, 2007, raghuu said…: helllo dear ....
whats up these days????

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