Comments on: ‘Nobody in Karachi whistles anymore’

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By: yellO.pk

yellO.pk — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 06:07:43 +0000

Whistle??? I had absolutely forgotten about this carefree act of whistling till i read your blog..

I remember the times when all the cousins used to go up to the roof, gaze up at the starry night (yes stars were visible back then) and whistle to our own tunes!

But i guess us stopping to whistle or even know how to whistle is coz of two major reasons.. One is cultural, meaning if a guy whistles, he’s probably teasing a girl.. And if a girl whistles, she has bad manners..

The second reason is political.. People are so engrossed in their own busy lives, with so many tensions and political tensions topping them, that people just forget about the feeling of being carefree!

Although if anyone wants to find about specialties of Karachi, they should visit http://yello.pk/business, it has all the businesses listed, even lassi walas.. :)

By: Jamal

Jamal — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 19:11:31 +0000

The current state of affairs is but the result of napatism and the very fact that one particular community of the country thinks they own every thing i am sure all the people who read and wrrite this are also from the very same community.

Perhaps we need to change the name of the country from Pakistan to Punjab.