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The only Gora Chiknas are Elite Pakistanis my Pakhtun friend, whether they're Pathans or Punjabis. Apparently money can buy you light skin :/Originally posted by Elite Pakhtun View PostYou mean people with that accent? Aw yeah man... both places had tons of them.
It's just like a pashtun factory there, son.
Apparently they've taken over karachi too. I just wish more were, how you say... the gora chikna. Actually, no i don't. I suddenly changed my mind. I like seeing people revel in misery.
You know, ghazwa-i-hind would be great fun. Imagine scorched earth on dravidia? That sounds like an epic party.
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The ones in Karachi had all kinds of long hair mang, but they had some mad dimples too I was like fuk. One guy had blue eyes but he was fat as hell.
It's coming man, Dravidia will be conquered by the Indo-Aryans once again.Last edited by Porus; 03-15-2017, 09:14 AM.
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What is a gora chikna?Originally posted by Porus View PostThe only Gora Chiknas are Elite Pakistanis my Pakhtun friend, whether they're Pathans or Punjabis. Apparently money can buy you light skin :/
The ones in Karachi had all kinds of long hair mang, but they had some mad dimples too I was like fuk. One guy had blue eyes but he was fat as hell.
It's coming man, Dravidia will be conquered by the Indo-Aryans once again.Originally posted by Kaushika
majority of Hilly Rajputs are the product of these cross breeding and want to disassociate with their past. rajputs with rajwadi surnames consider themeselves superior but those native kings who look darker gets mocked as "gola" (mix breed, son of rakhile) so they actually invite light skinned rajputs and kshatriya tribes from Jammu region such as jamwals to sleep with their women so that their wives can give birth to pure white looking Native Child.
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Of course I know the meaning of the word , brother.I was just asking you the context in this case as to whom specifically you were referring to.I live in Pakistan ,among Pakistanis ,so am obviously familiar with the lingo used.Originally posted by Elite Pakhtun View Post? They're Urdu words bro. Used very very commonly in Pakistan for something very specific. I'm sure this isn't the first time you've heard it. That is... if your claims of being in pak army for 19 years are true.
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Naw, there's a lot of them out there that aren't Elite. Granted they're mostly in the province of NWFP, and I'm not counting kalash or chitrali types. I've also never lived in punjab (unless you count Islamabad).Originally posted by Porus View PostThe only Gora Chiknas are Elite Pakistanis my Pakhtun friend, whether they're Pathans or Punjabis. Apparently money can buy you light skin :/
The ones in Karachi had all kinds of long hair mang, but they had some mad dimples too I was like fuk. One guy had blue eyes but he was fat as hell.
It's coming man, Dravidia will be conquered by the Indo-Aryans once again.
By alot, I obviously mean like 20% or so. I'm counting people that would qualify as middle class or lower middle class in pak ie police, army, random, etc (obv not high rank/prestigious role).
Regarding the long hair stuff... is that what you meant by waziri? I've only seen those guys in attan videos. I was just talking about that accent. I hear karachi has lots of Pashtuns. Do you have anything interesting to report from your visit?
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Really? Then why did you ask your question? Nevermind that the question was nonsensical.Originally posted by toughpashtun View PostOf course I know the meaning of the word , brother.I was just asking you the context in this case as to whom specifically you were referring to.I live in Pakistan ,among Pakistanis ,so am obviously familiar with the lingo used.
It's ok. I know this website is full of trolls who repeat the same **** over and over again. We'll pretend you're not an afghan in disguise.
Oh btw, for those interested... zarakdurrani606 is also not pakistani. Close to 0% chance that he is.
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I'm laughing right now.How did I suddenly become an Afghan?Originally posted by Elite Pakhtun View PostReally? Then why did you ask your question? Nevermind that the question was nonsensical.
It's ok. I know this website is full of trolls who repeat the same **** over and over again. We'll pretend you're not an afghan in disguise.
Oh btw, for those interested... zarakdurrani606 is also not pakistani. Close to 0% chance that he is.
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When you asked for clarification on gora chikna, and furthered that with a guess about it being a reference to the urbanized pashtuns. To someone from pakistan, that appears highly foreign. It appears as if the person wasn't aware of what was being conveyed.Originally posted by toughpashtun View PostI'm laughing right now.How did I suddenly become an Afghan?
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You have them in urbanized people also.All I know is that I am not one LOL.Originally posted by Elite Pakhtun View PostWhen you asked for clarification on gora chikna, and furthered that with a guess about it being a reference to the urbanized pashtuns. To someone from pakistan, that appears highly foreign. It appears as if the person wasn't aware of what was being conveyed.
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They didn't all have long hair obviously, but some of them had that look. If you ever go to Chaiwala (Karachi dhabba), you'll see a lot of Pashtuns there selling challiyaan, badaam etc. I think those Chai Dhabas are mostly owned by Pashtuns anyway.Originally posted by Elite Pakhtun View PostNaw, there's a lot of them out there that aren't Elite. Granted they're mostly in the province of NWFP, and I'm not counting kalash or chitrali types. I've also never lived in punjab (unless you count Islamabad).
By alot, I obviously mean like 20% or so. I'm counting people that would qualify as middle class or lower middle class in pak ie police, army, random, etc (obv not high rank/prestigious role).
Regarding the long hair stuff... is that what you meant by waziri? I've only seen those guys in attan videos. I was just talking about that accent. I hear karachi has lots of Pashtuns. Do you have anything interesting to report from your visit?
Karachi (the city, not the user) is super cool. Probably the best place in Pakistan. Hate Islamabad. It's too confined and everyone knows each other, like a village. I prefer cities where tons of **** is happening, everything's chaotic and you meet all kinds of different people. If you ever go there, I'd definitely check out the beaches during the winter. Kund Malir, French beach, Hawksbay, etc.
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Thanks for the heads up. I've been to Karachi a bunch of times, actually. Haven't been to that dhaba though.Originally posted by Porus View PostThey didn't all have long hair obviously, but some of them had that look. If you ever go to Chaiwala (Karachi dhabba), you'll see a lot of Pashtuns there selling challiyaan, badaam etc. I think those Chai Dhabas are mostly owned by Pashtuns anyway.
Karachi (the city, not the user) is super cool. Probably the best place in Pakistan. Hate Islamabad. It's too confined and everyone knows each other, like a village. I prefer cities where tons of **** is happening, everything's chaotic and you meet all kinds of different people. If you ever go there, I'd definitely check out the beaches during the winter. Kund Malir, French beach, Hawksbay, etc.
For some reason i find lahoris hate on Islamabad, but karachiites don't. Even when i visited lahore, i had met a few people that essentially had nothing more to say other than isb is boring. I also noticed those dudes basically had at least 3 of the following traits: pony tail, loved the acoustic guitar, smoked cigs like chimneys, self proclaimed hippies, and were sold on communism. Some guy even said the best thing about isb is shell petrol pump. Lol. Go figure. It was probably just those people... not sure how common it is, but figured I'd throw that story in there.
Traffic in khi is hell. In lhr it's also terrible. They are bigger cities though... so there will certainly be more happening. Isb happens to be cleaner, safer, probably more affluent on average, but it is a smaller city.
That said, is karachi the best city in pakistan? Possibly. Depends who you ask.Last edited by Elite Pakhtun; 03-17-2017, 02:21 AM.
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I'm more about bigger cities, there's more stuff to do, more places to drive to. Karachi's more ethnically diverse, it's like a mini-Pakistan. There's Kashmiris, Mohajirs, Bengalis, Pashtuns, Punjabis, Sindhi, Baloch, Afghans... it's like a melting pot.Originally posted by Elite Pakhtun View PostThanks for the heads up. I've been to Karachi a bunch of times, actually. Haven't been to that dhaba though.
For some reason i find lahoris hate on Islamabad, but karachiites don't. Even when i visited lahore, i had met a few people that essentially had nothing more to say other than isb is boring. I also noticed those dudes basically had at least 3 of the following traits: pony tail, loved the acoustic guitar, smoked cigs like chimneys, self proclaimed hippies, and were sold on communism. Some guy even said the best thing about isb is shell petrol pump. Lol. Go figure. It was probably just those people... not sure how common it is, but figured I'd throw that story in there.
Traffic in khi is hell. In lhr it's also terrible. They are bigger cities though... so there will certainly be more happening. Isb happens to be cleaner, safer, probably more affluent on average, but it is a smaller city.
That said, is karachi the best city in pakistan? Possibly. Depends who you ask.
I like Lahore, though I haven't lived there long enough to know what's good about it. I lived in Islamabad for a year and a half. I get it's hype. It's all serene, hours away from Murree and Kashmir. It's affluent and clean. Still though, it's confined to a couple of really small social groups.
I've got long hair too bruh, don't resist the communist. We will eventually seize the means of production
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Bacha, razam dar pasay, obakhaim darta! I"ll find you in islamabad kaka !😠Originally posted by Elite Pakhtun View PostReally? Then why did you ask your question? Nevermind that the question was nonsensical.
It's ok. I know this website is full of trolls who repeat the same **** over and over again. We'll pretend you're not an afghan in disguise.
Oh btw, for those interested... zarakdurrani606 is also not pakistani. Close to 0% chance that he is.
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We use the same word in Zazi but pronounce it "Gwakhay."Originally posted by Samandri View PostWe marwats use ګوښی Goshi in addition to Yawazay for alone,....here in Peshawar people have no idea what the hell is Goshi, they only use Yawazey........i wonder if this word is also part of vocabulary of your pashto?
Sounds like it's this word: ووړکیOriginally posted by Porus View PostI don't speak Pashto but I know that Waziris call kid 'Weerkay', as they'd say it to each in a friendly fashion when I was around them.
We use the same word, but pronounce it "Woorrkay."
You can find a ton of these variations on thepashto.com. The admin of that site should add the ability to tag words with tribe names so we can figure out which dialects use each variation.Last edited by maneatinglizard; 07-11-2017, 06:22 PM.
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