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[salman47]

Living in Pakistan and not knowing what bund means is like living in Pakistan and not knowing what behn chowd means.

It's practically impossible.

And why is that so?
You know what? I use urdu when I really need to. I don't speak it 24/7. Hell there even months where I don't utter a word of urdu.

[Akbar]

[Elite Pakhtun]

What’s up with the unnecessary rudeness?

It seems all the Pakistani Pashtuns here disagree with you. So maybe you’re just wrong?

Because I'm not wrong. Unlike most of the *ahem* "Pakistani pashtuns" here.

Bund Is such a basic word. It's like chutiya.

[Elite Pakhtun]

And why is that so?
You know what? I use urdu when I really need to. I don't speak it 24/7. Hell there even months where I don't utter a word of urdu.

Ohhhhhh GREAT point here!! AMAZING point. You never utter a word of Urdu in some months therefore you forget the meaning of very basic words. Especially when almost everyone else knows them.

There's no rebuttal here. This is too flawless.

[Akbar]

Because I'm not wrong. Unlike most of the *ahem* "Pakistani pashtuns" here.

Bund Is such a basic word. It's like chutiya.

I have never heard Pashtuns from Pekhawar use any of these words.

The only Urdu they would use is when counting. That too would be mostly shop keepers.

They did use the word gandgup bhaji dahji sona

[Elite Pakhtun]

I have never heard Pashtuns from Pekhawar use any of these words.

The only Urdu they would use is when counting. That too would be mostly shop keepers.

They did use the word gandgup bhaji dahji sona

Your stupidity is making my blood boil.

You expect a SHOPKEEPER to use the word "bund" with you?

[Iblis_Efreetzai]

I've got to admire Erectile Dysfunction's hubris, when you've convinced yourself that you're right by default, you can never be wrong. Great strategy.

[Akbar]

Your stupidity is making my blood boil.

You expect a SHOPKEEPER to use the word "bund" with you?

So what kind of people were using bund with you?
No one ever used that word in Pekhawar.

I think it's just your Punjabi islamabad thing.

So just because I don't use or have heard anyanyone use bundjabi words I'm stupid?

[Akbar]

I've got to admire Erectile Dysfunction's hubris, when you've convinced yourself that you're right by default, you can never be wrong. Great strategy.

I think he is a bundjabi

[salman47]

Ohhhhhh GREAT point here!! AMAZING point. You never utter a word of Urdu in some months therefore you forget the meaning of very basic words. Especially when almost everyone else knows them.

There's no rebuttal here. This is too flawless.

I lived for about 12-13 years(total) in Peshawar/Warsak, and 8-9 years elsewhere(Afghanistan/Lahore/Islamabad/Turkey/UAE). And the only time I heard that word was when I made some friends from Punjab/Sindh in Turkey(they use such words a lot), but I never cared to ask until you gave away the meaning here.
When I was in Punjab, I never heard such curses because I had Decent friends.

[Elite Pakhtun]

I lived for about 12-13 years(total) in Peshawar/Warsak, and 8-9 years elsewhere(Afghanistan/Lahore/Islamabad/Turkey/UAE). And the only time I heard that word was when I made some friends from Punjab/Sindh in Turkey(they use such words a lot), but I never cared to ask until you gave away the meaning here.
When I was in Punjab, I never heard such curses because I had Decent friends.

12 years in nwfp and 9 years in lahore and Islamabad, and never heard the word bund?

I find that hard to believe.

I used the word with friends and classmates. The same place everyone else learns these words from.

[Elias]

12 years in nwfp and 9 years in lahore and Islamabad, and never heard the word bund?

I find that hard to believe.

I used the word with friends and classmates. The same place everyone else learns these words from.

That’s because you and your friends are a k*uni and the place where you went to learn was a dalalkhana lol. Case closed.

[Elite Pakhtun]

That’s because you and your friends are a k*uni and the place where you went to learn was a dalalkhana lol. Case closed.

No you're just a daus, khre kus zwei. If I'm saying it's known there, assume I'm saying it for a reason.

[Elias]

No you're just a daus, khre kus zwei. If I'm saying it's known there, assume I'm saying it for a reason.

It’s known in your pervert family circle. You’re a k*uni and everyone around you is a k*uni. You’ve created your own k*universum where you assume that everyone knows how to say k*un in 40 different languages.
You’ve been raised by two k*unis who adopted you and taught you in many languages the equivalent word for k*un so that if your older you could ask for k*un wherever you are.
Ayyy megom tak take zane marde ta agaym LoL

[salman47]

12 years in nwfp and 9 years in lahore and Islamabad, and never heard the word bund?

I find that hard to believe.

I used the word with friends and classmates. The same place everyone else learns these words from.

How can you assume 9 years in Punjab/Sindh?

It was like a 1 week vacation only(Lahore) 2-3 times. 2 months Islamabad. 1 Week Karachi.
2 Years(and counting) in Turkey(Ankara).
And the rest in Kabul/Mazar Sharif(dunno how much but a long time, had some great Childhood memories)
About 2 months(and counting) in UAE.

And as I said, I made decent friends. (I won't go into details about my friends here, for safety reasons)

And btw, where I grew up you would hear 'Kuna'/'Kunate' rather than 'Bund'(ass i suppose).



P.S. In Peshawar I do not like visiting the city side. It is a dirty place and a lot of people with strange ideas live there.
Been there a few times only for buying something. So in my own home, Peshawar City is out of the question(because this is the only place where majority speaks Urdu/Punjabi I think, and the word 'bund' is common).