Why don't Waziris cut their hair?

[khushal]

All science is a theory?? Seriously?? You know, it's not your fault. I should know better than expecting you to hold a logical stance in your opinion of anything during a conversation. After all, you are an individual who have been belittled for over 7 years over his inability to understand a third grade level grammatical error. If you can't understand that, why am I even expecting you to understand the aofferenxe between a theory and a fact??

Your spelling or Pashto word in roman letters is wrong, your understanding of the difference between your and you are is wrong. Does it occur to you that some other things that you believe to be facts, too, might be wrong??

Are you special?? Do you have the mental capacity of a toddler??

Roman Alphabet is inferior which is why you and I will never agree on how "gharania" is going to be spelled much like English itself is spelled differently in Britain and America. They can not agree. So you better(betta) recognize or recognise(British) Ms. Ghul or is it Ghool or Ghull, you decide.

[DaZahroJaam.]

Roman Alphabet is inferior which is why you and I will never agree on how "gharania" is going to be spelled much like English itself is spelled differently in Britain and America. They can not agree. So you better(betta) recognize or recognise(British) Ms. Ghul or is it Ghool or Ghull, you decide.

Your mental capacity is inferior, you paranoid, little, pathetic being.

[toughpashtun]

You don't have to be a kabuli to know what personal hygiene means. I have lived with wazirs and pachiries of agaam, khugyaani for four years and in a village. They prayed five times and day and if they put a set of cloths on on Sunday, it would be spotless clean until the next three weeks.

With reference to the quoted post as well as your previous one, let me state:
The Khogyani Wazirs and other Pachirs of Nangarhar(thats what you are talking about ) don't have the custom of keeping long hair.
The Wazirs of Waziristan,Pakistan (which is altogether a different tribe from Khogyani Wazir) have the custom of long hair.It is very much possible to keep long hair and also keep it clean.Yes, many who keep long hair might not keep it that clean but then they keep their whole body and clothes that way too, not just the hair.

And hey, I don't think clothes can remain spotless for three weeks, especially when following the rough village lifestyle of the mountainous regions of pachir agam area of nangarhar

[DaZahroJaam.]

With reference to the quoted post as well as your previous one, let me state:
The Khogyani Wazirs and other Pachirs of Nangarhar(thats what you are talking about ) don't have the custom of keeping long hair.
The Wazirs of Waziristan,Pakistan (which is altogether a different tribe from Khogyani Wazir) have the custom of long hair.It is very much possible to keep long hair and also keep it clean.Yes, many who keep long hair might not keep it that clean but then they keep their whole body and clothes that way too, not just the hair.

And hey, I don't think clothes can remain spotless for three weeks, especially when following the rough village lifestyle of the mountainous regions of pachir agam area of nangarhar

I have seen it with my own eyes. I don't know about the men but I was amazed by the women with how neat they kept their cloths and their hair even though they would be scrubbing those metal pots that would be blackened by smoky fire that they cooked on, three times a day. It left quite an impression on me which is why I remember it so clearly.

[toughpashtun]

I have seen it with my own eyes. I don't know about the men but I was amazed by the women with how neat they kept their cloths and their hair even though they would be scrubbing those metal pots that would be blackened by smoky fire that they cooked on, three times a day. It left quite an impression on me which is why I remember it so clearly.

Must be, though hard for my mind to comprehend since I have not seen it.