CALLING ALL GOING THOUGH ISLAMABAD PAKISTAN- OFF TOPIC

[PSoft 0]

well alot of people also eat just plain tobacco

baba120, 420. with silver leaves. they add flavor to the tobacco. It is ban if you read the article lol, but they still eat in karachi

Every 2nd person of agha khani community in Houston eat/chew/use all those tobacco

[hafiz 1]

agha khani, lets not narrow it to one group.

well time for some food, i am getting hungry

[PSoft 0]

Okay no problem I will not but I am telling what I have seen in Houston. You didn’t have lunch yet? It is 3:45, are you working Chicago downtown?

[babybunny 2]

well alot of people also eat just plain tobacco

baba120, 420. with silver leaves. they add flavor to the tobacco. It is ban if you read the article lol, but they still eat in karachi

OH dang.

Okay no problem I will not but I am telling what I have seen in Houston. You didn’t have lunch yet? It is 3:45, are you working Chicago downtown?

maybe his eating habits are off.. mine are because of my work hours. I dont eat lunch til 5 30pm.

[hafiz 1]

well i usually have one meal a day, cause i usually never take food to work, and then i never go out to eat either while at work. So i am like damn starving by the end of the day.

PSOFT which SAP module is the easier one to start with

[babybunny 2]

well i usually have one meal a day, cause i usually never take food to work, and then i never go out to eat either while at work. So i am like damn starving by the end of the day.

PSOFT which SAP module is the easier one to start with

you could toss some cup of noodles in your desk.

a big can of sweet tea mix and some cool aid mix. for a simple snack some dry fruits or nuts.

or get one of those little 22.00 fridge store cokes in there. you keep the little fridge under the desk.

[PSoft 0]

well i usually have one meal a day, cause i usually never take food to work, and then i never go out to eat either while at work. So i am like damn starving by the end of the day.

PSOFT which SAP module is the easier one to start with

Come on you are doing very bad to your stomach. One meal a day damn? It is not a healthy thing. I know lots of Pakistani guys do like this. Don’t you know how to make your own meal?

For SAP it is depend really on your background if you are administration side of the technology then you better to quick start on ‘Basis’ module of SAP other wise look for coding. ABAP code is kind a different then other 3rd / 4th generation languages code.

You can be business analyst if you have solid understanding of financials or HRMS ERP modules of any other application. Like I said it is totally depend upon your previous experiences.

[hafiz 1]

no i dont know how to make a meal, i know how to make tea only. haha

so you can imagine why i need my wife fast

[PSoft 0]

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[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

no i dont know how to make a meal, i know how to make tea only. haha

so you can imagine why i need my wife fast

Oh please, everyone knows how to cook. It's making it taste and look good thats the challenge.

Buy fish from supermarket and throw a fillet on a pan. Let it cook over the fire. Flip every now and then, dont worry if it breaks who cares. It will be edible in a few minutes.

There's always the microwave.

Edited June 15, 2006 by Agent Smith

[babybunny 2]

no i dont know how to make a meal, i know how to make tea only. haha

so you can imagine why i need my wife fast

to make Cup noodles..

step 1....pull the lid back just a little bit. .put hot tap water in the dayum cup-

step 2.... put cup in the old mircowave for < 3 mins >

step3.... close the lid over the noodles til you think its cooled off enough..

step 4.. either drain off the liquid or keep it & drink it.eat them noodles!

ICED tea.

1 big scoop of liption tea powerd.. and stir or shake in a bottle..

taste to see if its sweet enough..if not add more power..

[hafiz 1]

haha, i dont like noodles(dont fill me up). more of a biryani, kabab, curry guy.

here is my weekly edibles

1. Biryani=chicken or meat

2. Kabab=shamee(like a burger), seek kabab

3. Koftay(meatballs and curry)

4. Qorma=curry chicken or meat

5. Nihari

6. a variety of daal.

7 otherwise various vegetables

i dont eat from restaurants, no fast food: pizza, etc

[babybunny 2]

haha, i dont like noodles(dont fill me up). more of a biryani, kabab, curry guy.

here is my weekly edibles

1. Biryani=chicken or meat

2. Kabab=shamee(like a burger), seek kabab

3. Koftay(meatballs and curry)

4. Qorma=curry chicken or meat

5. Nihari

6. a variety of daal.

7 otherwise various vegetables

i dont eat from restaurants, no fast food: pizza, etc

well make your lunch the day prior. they also make frozen indian foods at whole food market

whole line of chicken biryani stuff. I seen the thai curry instant noodles.

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

haha, i dont like noodles(dont fill me up). more of a biryani, kabab, curry guy.

here is my weekly edibles

1. Biryani=chicken or meat

2. Kabab=shamee(like a burger), seek kabab

3. Koftay(meatballs and curry)

4. Qorma=curry chicken or meat

5. Nihari

6. a variety of daal.

7 otherwise various vegetables

i dont eat from restaurants, no fast food: pizza, etc

Damn boy, you are spoiled

[hafiz 1]

thats right