Adil Najam
Many of our readers might have seen this picture before in one of viral emails that go around. It is an obvious and perfect candidate for our “Photo of the Day” category. The board these two youngsters are posing with reads something like:
Standing here to get your photograph taken is not allowed. By orders of the chair lift administration. Those breaking this rule will handed over to the police and a Rs. 1000 fine will be imposed.
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Why can’t we ever respect rules/regulations/or laws?….. It’s for people’s own safety!
Sorry to disagree with everyone…..but i don’t see the fun in that? or them being young and innocent?
If God forbid something might happen…nobody will ever mention that there was a sign there and they broke the law!
As “jazbati” as I may seem…it’s not funny to break laws may they be minor or major. Thank you!
I think it’s a bit of both…
Youngster 1: Let’s have some innocent fun.
Youngster 2: How about breaking a rule?
Youngster 1: I’m in!
:-)
good old innocent fun…:-)
Nice picture. Typical Pakistani.
Lets not be too harsh on them. they are young, this is the age to do something little silly and little adventuruous.
So, I say, its just good old innocent fun!
That’s not even proper Urdu, and they are not youngsters, and you got a typo in