TEN things which make Pakistan the best country to live in!

By Charisma · Sep 19, 2007 · ·
  1. Seriously, the title says it all. You guys may think it's a hellhole, but no, it's really a nifty place :) at least in some ways which are addressed below. Feel free to feel envious - it's natural.

    1) I think this counts alot - no need to do chores! In a normal middle class home, you can have a sweeper and gatekeeper and a cook very nominally! For the upper middle class, a driver or two is no big either. You'll get plenty practice of shouting and learn an entirely new language - of bad words.

    2) LoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOong holidays! 3 month summer break, 2 week winter break, and about 2 week Eid break! I don't know if it's longer there, but it's pretty long here, in my opinion. For that matter, my school handles it that way.

    3) I love this thing about Asia and my religion more than ANYTHING! Family life :) No matter how old you are, until you get married, you live with your mom and dad, and earn for them if they need it, and no need to dispose them off in an old home. No need for mother's day or father's day to connect with them, since they're always with you, and every day is a reunion of your life.

    4) Cheeeaaaap! No, not the bad cheap, the less expensive cheap :) You can get a mansion built, a funky wardrobe and everything richy rich in like - a few bucks? I mean, if a lower middle class person can afford it, then it shouldn't be too much. So - a hoem of our own!

    5) You can get away with everything. Murder, robbery, shoplifting, wrong driving...name it. OKAY, this isn't a good thing, but to fill in the blanks you could say this is profitable for many...

    6) A more positive thing about my country are the four seasons. A balanced seasonal change all year round, with beautiful spring in February-March, a boiling hot summer from May-Spetember (with fun rainstorms), a sullen autumn uptil November and a cozy and cool winter uptil January - mezmerising!

    7) I love the food here. The veggies and fruits aren't artificially grown, instead they are freshly cut. We even have a garden of corns, chillies and ladyfinger. The spices add to the loveable taste and the mouth-watering situation...don't ask! Everything is too tasty to complain about.

    8) From a religious point of view, minorities get many rights (except in politics). US and UK may not have this issue anyways, but Europe otherwise does. Also, a tradition traced from the Holy Prophet (P.B.U.H) prophesizes that a group of Muslims from India/Pakistan/Afghanistan will establish peace in the world. Exciting for Muslims :D

    9) Schools teach harder, we learn harder, and so, studies abroad are easy wheezy! Seriosuly, the lamest girl in our school can score an A there. Plus, Paksitanis have the highest IQ in the world. I feel smart :cool:

    10) And last, but not the least, this country rocks because of ME! Ack, I can't construct a good long point, so I just filled up this one. Now 9 things good about a country is odd.

    So here it is! This isn't the end, infact, this has not even started! I love my country, and sometimes, I feel proud of it too. As they say: Pakistan Zindabad! (Long live Pakistan)

Comments

  1. Eoz Eanj
    Sounds pretty awesome.

    I'm kind of envious actually, like my family are middle class and the only service we get is some random guy who comes over every thursday morning at eight and mows the lawn, lol.

    But may I ask you a question, and I apologise if this comes out in any manner offensively (please tell me if it does and I'll edit it out) but is it true that Pakistan loathes India? In Australia, it is treated as a political fact (not that I believe it), what is your opinion?
  2. Stinger
    It seems a good place for lazy people.

    But there's one very bad thing about Pakistan: Moftis are powerful and popular.
  3. Stinger
    It seems a good place for lazy people.

    But there's one very bad thing about Pakistan: Moftis are powerful and popular.
  4. Domoviye
    That sounds nice for the most part. It's great that you love your country.
    Once things in that region in general settle down I do plan on visiting it. Any places you would recommend visiting?
  5. Charisma
    Eoz, you're right. Pakistan loathes India, but we're pretty idiotic to do so. Yeah, they've moved ahead, but what's the point behind loathing? We should work hard. Now that, Pakistanis do not understand.

    Lol, true Stinger. But only some things :) Anyways, I like to look at the positive part. Take it this way: we don't do chores, for some reason, so someone actually intelligent enough would use the extra time for arts and science.

    Ah, you're coming for trouble ;) Anyways, I would recommend visiting Karachi for some touch of foreign facilities and time at the beach, Islamabad for the cleanliness (compared to the rest of the country) and scenery, Lahore for the funkiest foods and happiest people! Also, in the Northern areas, Naraan, Kaghaan, Murree, Skardu, Himalayas and Karakaroms are a good place to stay in. If you're fond of tough living, go for it in the North. However, you might want a Urdu guide, since not everyone speaks English. Remember - developing country. Treat it that way. (And oh, don't be surprised if people eye you like you're some immoral man).
  6. Domoviye
    Been there gotten that. In my first two days in Shanghai I was wondering if I had blood on me from the way people were looking at me.
    Thanks for the info.
  7. Stinger
    Anthraxx, Persian and Urdu are so alike that I can easily speak Persian. 90% of Urdu words are not original. Zindabad, what you said, well, in Persian it'll mean Zende Baad.
  8. Charisma
    Stinger, I very well know that. Urdu itself means 'amalgamation', so it's a mixture of different languages like Arabic, Persian, Hindi, Turkish and beyond. Our National Anthem is also in Persian so I get what you mean ;)
  9. Bick
    Seems like a cool country. Though, you should have put you as the number one reason. ;)
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