Kushan Prince appreciation thread

[Bengal_Tiger]

There have been many appreciation threads in the past for different members:

Toramana appreciation thread.

Appreciation thread for the appreciation of the authors of appreciation threads.

Kakar girl appreciation thread

Think her current name is Breshna...?

BarakzaiAbdali appreciation thread


Fahd appreciation thread.



So finally we now have the "Kushan Prince appreciation thread"



Kushan Prince is an intelligent, sharp, sensible person with his head on the ground and firmly grounded in reality. He has contributed to this forum immensely on a wide variety of different topics ranging from history, politics and other discussions, a true asset to this forum.

[Kushan Prince]

Thanks a lot bro, but honestly i don't deserve this kind of praise. You are probably one of the most liable assets this forum has contributing to politics and history of Pashtuns yourself despite the fact of being non-Pashtun. You also know more than most Pashtuns on here regarding our history as well.

But again, thanks for the appreciation wrora!

[Badlun]

Kushan Prince,a great Pashtun and dynamic member here but does not like Afghanistan to be like US by adopting US liberal democracy but yern for Sharia.

[Brown Skinned Savage]

Bengal Kitten is so enamored by Kushan, It decided to dress up for them in the skimpiest red dress it could find.

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2014/01/08/transgender-model-amelia-maltepe-miss-world_n_4562356.html

Transgender Model From A Strict, Bangladeshi Family Speaks Of Her Dream To Run For Miss World (PHOTOS)

Glamour model Amelia Maltepe, 23, has overcome being bullied and has fought to win her strict, Bangladeshi family's acceptance.

Now she has set her sights on achieving a lifelong dream of winning Miss World - even though she was born male.

Now the business accounting student, who lives with personal trainer boyfriend Charles Dubuc, 27, has her eyes set on the world's most famous beauty pageant.


Amelia, raised as Adesh, said: "To be become a Miss World is one of my biggest dreams. Growing up I always felt that I was trapped in the wrong body and the idea of changing gender was never an option. Now I feel like if I believe in God and myself I can achieve anything I put my mind to."

Kushan feels excited I'm sure.

[Da Bannu Mazdigar]

No offence but i feel sorry for him

[Bengal_Tiger]

Thanks a lot bro, but honestly i don't deserve this kind of praise. You are probably one of the most liable assets this forum has contributing to politics and history of Pashtuns yourself despite the fact of being non-Pashtun. You also know more than most Pashtuns on here regarding our history as well.

But again, thanks for the appreciation wrora!

I don't know that much about Pashtuns far from it. I also know very little about Afghanistan or Afghans, I can give you countless examples. Some discussions on Afghan history and the Afghan/Pashtun tribes, I am completely lost, though I would say I do know more about Pakistani Pashtun tribes.

Your presence here is of immense importance, because it is clearly apparent to any neutral onlooker that you are a normal person with a normal active life outside the forum who squeezes it in to his overall routine. The internet has a bad reputation for being a place full of weirdos and so when people see a totally normal guy like you posting here, it kind of adds greater legitimacy to the forum.

Anyway keep on posting, we need good people like you and [MENTION=17579]Loy Afghanistan[/MENTION] and [MENTION=18277]Afghanfootball[/MENTION] and others here active on this forum.

[Kushan Prince]

I don't know that much about Pashtuns far from it. I also know very little about Afghanistan or Afghans, I can give you countless examples. Some discussions on Afghan history and the Afghan/Pashtun tribes, I am completely lost, though I would say I do know more about Pakistani Pashtun tribes.

Your presence here is of immense importance, because it is clearly apparent to any neutral onlooker that you are a normal person with a normal active life outside the forum who squeezes it in to his overall routine. The internet has a bad reputation for being a place full of weirdos and so when people see a totally normal guy like you posting here, it kind of adds greater legitimacy to the forum.

Anyway keep on posting, we need good people like you and [MENTION=17579]Loy Afghanistan[/MENTION] and [MENTION=18277]Afghanfootball[/MENTION] and others here active on this forum.

Thank you, but from some of your posts, you post a lot of good content regarding afghanistan and the pashto language and even chime in to give your own opinion on Pashtun nationalists and their ideology and afghan politics. ITs good to have you around here bro.

And yes the internet is def filled with morons and and weirdos who basically speak their mind since we are all anonymus.

[Bengal_Tiger]

Thank you, but from some of your posts, you post a lot of good content regarding afghanistan and the pashto language and even chime in to give your own opinion on Pashtun nationalists and their ideology and afghan politics. ITs good to have you around here bro.

Here are some of the examples of my lack of knowledge on Afghanistan.

1. Never knew the alleged nomadic origins of Pakhtuns e.g. Kuchis.

2. Never heard of Musakhels until I read your posts and others here.

3. No great knowledge of Afghanistan especially the Afghan civil war e.g. Najibullah government, the opposition fighters etc.

I could go on, with countless other examples, but thanks for the positive words anyway.

And yes the internet is def filled with morons and and weirdos who basically speak their mind since we are all anonymus.

There are morons, weirdos and others which include those who would never be taken seriously in the real world and thus focus their nonsense online, as well as narcissists and bullies.

A lot (dare I say most) grounded/sensible and high achieving people refrain from heavy internet forum use/participation as they regard sitting behind a keyboard, communicating to invisible strangers with walls of text as kind of silly or unconstructive.

Anyway as I said earlier in contrast to the weirdos, there are the nice people on this forum who enrichen it with their knowledge and posts e.g. some of the aforementioned members above.

[Kushan Prince]

Here are some of the examples of my lack of knowledge on Afghanistan.

1. Never knew the alleged nomadic origins of Pakhtuns e.g. Kuchis.

2. Never heard of Musakhels until I read your posts and others here.

3. No great knowledge of Afghanistan especially the Afghan civil war e.g. Najibullah government, the opposition fighters etc.

I could go on, with countless other examples, but thanks for the positive words anyway.




There are morons, weirdos and others which include those who would never be taken seriously in the real world and thus focus their nonsense online, as well as narcissists and bullies.

A lot (dare I say most) grounded/sensible and high achieving people refrain from heavy internet forum use/participation as they regard sitting behind a keyboard, communicating to invisible strangers with walls of text as kind of silly or unconstructive.

Anyway as I said earlier in contrast to the weirdos, there are the nice people on this forum who enrichen it with their knowledge and posts e.g. some of the aforementioned members above.

That's fine bro, at least you are learning and its good to have you around.

[marwat]

kushan is my first friend here, i appreciate his knowledge and nice attitude