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Where do you live?: karachi

Your real name? (No pseudonyms, please): syed hasham khalid

Any fellow Pakistani Alumni living near you?: yup many of them

Your graduation date?: 2011

Your major?: electrical

What do you do for a living?: job

Tell us about you:: i m doing graduation from ned , hmm to write abt myselfis a complex thing , i think my friends know me better they can tell u ..

What are your hobbies?: chatting, watching movies,

Your favorite books?: koi aik bhi nhi hai

Favorite Music:: love music

Favorite TV Shows:: alot of them

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At 2:13pm on September 21, 2007, Hassan said…: hey salam ...Jamati ...where Are u yaar ...!!aur yaha :-o....idher kidher bhae....mei ne abhe dekha hai yeh saab tum sunaoo

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