PP Member Interviews : Mohsin Pak786 - PakPassion

Saj

Part 1

What are your thoughts on MS Dhoni? Does he hold a good future?

I must admit, I have been VERY VERY impressed with the way in which Dhoni has acted ever since really breaking into the Indian side. I still remember that innings against Pakistan in Visakhapatnam, and there’s definitely no way you can play an innings of that stature if you haven’t got the talent. Obviously talent isn’t enough (if it were then Pakistan would be number 1 no problem!) you must be willing to work on that talent and try to mould it so that the rough edges can become nice and smooth. Dhoni has and is clearly doing that, he’s definitely a hard worker and India have done the right thing in ‘promoting’ him as captain of India in T20 and ODI’s. He has an excellent cricketing brain; he knows how to handle a player as well as actually leading from the front (especially taking into account the way he balances his keeping, batting and captaincy). There are still some rough edges for Dhoni, he MUST improve his batting in test cricket before he can be handed the reigns of the test team.
As long as he continues on the right path, he continues to work hard and balance all aspects of his cricket, India has a real gem.

Is Wasim Akram your all-time favourite player? If so, then tell me how do you feel when and if someone insults Wasim in front of you?

As a lot of PP’s probably know, I am a very big fan of Wasim Akram. If someone ‘insults’ Wasim then obviously I’m not gonna be happy about it. But that’s not to say that it’s just because of my blind love for Wasim that I can’t stand that person. If it’s constructive criticism then obviously, that’s a person’s own view, and everyone is entitled to there own view.

Are you religious?

I have to admit, I’m not overly religious in a strict sense. I was lucky enough to have performed Umrah in 2004 (my first ever visit) and ever since then I have become more strict in regards to the basics of Islam. I’ve been keeping all fasts during Ramadan since the age of 8/9. I have definitely improved in regards to actually praying namaz consistently and 5 times a day. The recently passed Ramadan has definitely helped me a lot; I’ve become stricter with reading namaz without break, reading Qur’an more regularly etc.

When are you getting married? Will you invite us all (at least me)?

Haha, still a little while to go yet me thinks (my brother’s in front of me in that queue!) When the time does come, of course I will invite you guys (means more presents

)

Who is that person whose insult you will not tolerate doesn’t matter what?

My mother. Simple enough really, she brought me into this world; she’s the key to paradise; she’s the person whose insult I will NEVER tolerate.

Should Mohammad Asif and Shoaib Akhtar be given another chance?

Anyone who knowingly takes performance enhancing substances to cheat there way to success should NEVER be forgiven. They disgrace themselves, disgrace their family and friends and most importantly of all, they disgrace their country….something which I can never forgive them for.

With the bowling we have I think we need Shoaib in the team ASAP. He must be given A LOT of domestic matches to actually become match fit and back to international cricket standards. In regards to Asif, if he could lay low after the initial controversy (which he could be forgiven for, young, inexperienced lad) then I wouldn’t mind him back. The way he’s just consistently been in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons, shows he has no shame or respect what so ever. We need to give Asif a good long ban (around 2/3 years)before he has any chance of coming back.

Ever fallen in love in your life?

No 

Your dream-girl?

Kyon? Have a joined a dating site by accident?

For me to know and for you to find out. One thing I will say is, I like a girl who can have a proper conversation. None of the blond bimbo type!

Mohsin what are you studying ?

Well I’m into my second year of my A-levels. At AS I was studying, English Language, History, Law and Economics. At A2 I dropped economics after attaining a B and am now waiting on my university applications.

Hope to become a barrister Insh’Allah

Your first cricketing hero and why was he your hero?

Wasim Akram. The way he would always fight till the very end, the way he would always be in the opposition's face. And oh yeah, those little things he would do with the ball! Great bowler, good (under achieving) batsman and a great great captain.

What are your views about India ? Do u really believe that Muslims in India are having a hard time ,or do u have such a perception about India ?

Well to be honest I haven’t really thought about that aspect of India. In regards to India itself, it’s a country which has obviously achieved a heck of a lot economically! I think the Muslim situation in India could be said to be a bit of an oxymoron if you know what I mean. On the one hand, there is clearly hardship for India Muslims in some parts of the country, where they are being segregated. On the other hand though, the India government has done quite a it for Muslims in India (bringing out new legislation in regards to Hajj etc etc). I’m not fully aware of the situation, so I cant give a more in depth answer, sorry. 

EDIT: Just want to add one thing, I’m writing this AFTER the tragic events of Mumbai. Its seems there are clearly still some elements within India who would love to see unrest within India due to religious tensions and maybe try and use this to there own effect and advantage.

Describe DHONI183 as a person (or let´s say as a poster) and share your thoughts on him?

Great happy go lucky guy! Very very nice guy, extremely likable. Has recently found religion which is nice to see, and may it Insh’Allah continue. One of many good friends of PP

Only annoying thing is his like for Dhoni so much!

Why so much dislike for the legend that is Mohammad Hafeez?!

He has to be the least talented opener to have ever had the honour of putting that green jersey on! They guy cant bat, bowls OK for league cricket, but I must admit he is an good fielder.
Maybe he should switch to football as a goalkeeper, I mean that tip over the rope in the T20 WC final last over was legendary! Simple catch coming his way, EASY catch, what does he do? Not only drop that easy catch but also tip it over for 6!

After your law degree do you intend to pursue a career as a solicitor/barrister or do you have something else in mind?

No I intend to pursue a career as a barrister Insh’Allah. Too many solicitors these days plus I really want to be in the thick of things!

what part of pakistan are u from and have u visited pakistan lately? How many times? Would you ever consider settling in Pakistan? If so than what city?

I’ve been very lucky to have visited Pakistan 4 times in my 17 years on this earth and loved every single time (apart from when I got ill

) In regards to the city, I reside in Rawalpindi (approx half-hour from the airport) Last time I went to Pakistan was in 2005 and hope to go next July/August Insh’Allah. Yes I wouldn’t mind settling in Pakistan in the future, why not? I would probably settle in Rawalpindi/Islamabad, but I really don’t know.

arranged or love marriage?

We’ll see

wife from in the family or out of the family?

Refer to above

worst moment of ur life?

9th April 2005. I was awoken early by my mother who told me that my aunt had passed away in Pakistan. It was the start of the most traumatic months of my life, where I had to bare the loss of my grandma and grandfather also. 

education plans after college?

Well I’m planning to go to university next year Insh’Allah. The UCAS process (process by which you pick and choose ur uni’s etc in the UK) has been done, and I’ve sent it off. Now the nervous wait for the responses from the uni’s!

views on british muslim teenagers? (ur one of the good ones)

Why thanks very much! British Muslim teenagers, where to start? You’re probably aware of the reputation they have, but to tell the truth I think they’re very much misunderstood. Just look at the way all Muslims have been treated ever since 9/11, and what is that going to do to young British Muslims, seeing their government support the US government without thinking about it! There’s a lot of anger within these teenagers and unfortunately there’s always an idiot to take advantage of this anger and vulnerability. British Muslim teenagers are falling into the wrong crowd by joining gangs, joining the culture of crime (which really surprises me, especially with Pakistani teenagers who do this, to run away from the family system that there is in Pakistani families to a life of crime). And things are getting worse and worse (especially after 7/7 bombings). Not all are bad though, it has to be stressed that this is just a small percentage, it’s just mostly blown out of all proportion by the media (which is always the case when it comes to a ‘race story’).

Do u feel Wasim Akram, our idol has done enough to pay back pakistan cricket?

Nope, and I’m very disappointed at that. He’s been involved in attending the odd camp for fast-bowlers here and there but nothing like Waqar or Aaqib Javed. I must admit, I am very disappointed and annoyed, not only because he hasn’t done anything to give back to Pakistan cricket but mostly because he seems to be more interested in business and commentary stints then team Pakistan. Insh’Allah he’s be back in the Pakistan fold soon.

have u passed ur driving and whats ur dream car?

I’ve passed my theory, having driving lessons at the moment. My dream car………………McLaren Mercedes SLR (though I LOVE BMWs!)

But then again, I’m more into motorbikes myself!

do u feel it is worth going to uni and spending about 18 years of ur life in education when even with a degree ur not sure of a job due to maybe ur inexperience?

No I don’t think that, I mean its good to have something which you can fall back on isn’t it? What are you going to do in those couple of years after compulsory education if you leave? Work in a dead end job? Maybe if your father is a multi-millionaire, otherwise you must get a good education, go to university and basically work hard so the foundations can be built early on, so you can have it a little easier later on. For example, if you are to go and get a Law degree in university and but come out of university thinking, ‘hold on a second do I actually want this?’ Fair enough, but at least you’ll have something to go back to if things don’t go right in the ‘free world’.

the greatest phase of ur life? high school?

Well I’m only 17 so there haven’t really been that many ‘phases’ as to speak

High school definitely has to be the best, I absolutely love it! Was really great up until year 11 where it was time to stop……..and actually get on with actually work. Insh’Allah going to University next year, so that’ll be a completely new phase for me and how I’m looking forward to it!

If u had the chance to fulfill one dream right now what would it be, a personal dream?

Become the first Britsh Asian Prime Minister (though I would like to enter politics within Pakistan)

when settled with the wife and kids , would u hope to move out of london to another town or city or maybe even another country?

I haven’t really thought about it actually. I really LOVE London so I doubt I’d move out of London into another part of England. I really want to enter politics, and if not here in the UK then Pakistan so if I were to move, it would probably be to Pakistan.

Why do u feel many teenagers especially british muslims tend to be uneducated and try to have a reputation as a bad boy with the drugs, shaarab..etc..., why the wanabe gangster thing?

Lack of education and a proper family system. I don’t want to generalise but you’ll tend to get a lot of these ‘wannabe gangsters’ in areas where there is a very dense population of one kind, where there are a lot of Muslims or a lot of Pakistani’s, Arabs etc. You see this in areas which hasn’t really had much economic help from the government, almost to ‘fend for itself’ and completely ignored! If you give these people the chance to actually do something with their time, do something with their lives, then you’ll probably see a change. Build youth clubs, sporting clubs and actually give these youngsters a chance to do something proactive with their day. Also the media hasn’t helped either, they almost seem to make this culture of crime and drinking ‘cool’, and with many many youngsters watching these programmes from a young age, its almost being hammered into them!

Express your views and put forward suggestions for each and every one of the Test playing nations. And also your favourite and least-liked player from each team.

Australia- Well what can you say, they’ve been at the top of their game for the last decade and deservedly so. Probably the most hard working team you will find in international cricket, no doubt giving 100% both on and off the field. Definitely the best physically fit team also as well as mentally. Is this due to their domestic structure? Well I’d say yes, its definitely a tough challenge to try and break your way into the state team which shows the talenet and hunger within Australian cricket. Cracks are beginning to appear (all good things MUST come to an end!) and it’s a worry that after Warne and McGill (the latter VERY unfortunate to have been around at the same time as Warne) they have no spinners at all. A huge worry for the Aussies.

Favourite player: Brett Lee
Least liked: Ricky: Andrew Symonds

Bangladesh- Very disappointing team, just when you think they are improving and actually making real strides they give a performance which a village XI would seriously cringe at! A team which no doubt works very very hard, but unfortunately struggles with the mental aspect of test cricket. Some of the worst offenders in regards to temperament as well as mental strength. In regards to the players they actually have, I honestly can’t see any who would be able to bat out 2 sessions to try and draw a match for the series. You have Tamim Iqbal and Mohammad Ashraful, two of the most dangerous Bangladeshi batsmen BUT not suited to test cricket. They’ll make a quick fire 20/25 and give it away with a rash slog!
They are a completely different story in ODIs, a team which can no doubt do the job on their day (as proved in the 2007 World Cup!), Iqbal and Ashraful suddenly become match-winners! Also they seem to have no end to top spinners, Mohammad Rafique; Abdur Razzak, Shaqib ul Hasan.

Favourite player: Shahadat Hossain
Least favourite: I don’t really have one actually

England- The England cricket team, well I used to love them during the 1990’s (when I first fell in love with cricket!). Hussain, Stewart, Hick, Ramperakash, Gough, Thorpe………….when has gone wrong? They’ve always been an average ODI side (at best) with the priority always seeming to be with the ‘bits and pieces’ players rather then specialists! Nothing has changed there with a very very ordinary ODI side still ‘gracing’ the field. In regards to their test side, it seemed like a hige revival since 2004 with obviously the huge win over the Aussies on the 2005 Ashes but after being brought back to earth (with a HUGE bang!) by Pakistan the following Winter it was downhill really. An a55 wooping whilst defending the Ashes and they’ve never recovered since!
Also what a hate about this England side (since the retirement of Hussain and co) the cockiness and ego’s of these ‘players’ have sky rocketed which was what really put me off.

Favourite player: Owais Shah
Least Favourite: the rest of the England side………………..but special mention to Collingwood and the idiot Pieterson!

India: One of the most improved sides in world cricket no doubt. They always had this ability of producing top quality batsmen and it seems (unfortunately

) this isn’t changing. They’ve also seemed to have found (for their standards at least) a good bowler in Sharma but it is the resurgence of Zaheer Khan which has really impressed me the most. Along with South Africa, the team challenging Australia for the number 1 spot! Also with arguably one the of best opening pairs in recent years of any team (Sehwag and Gambhir) both of whom whp are very much suited to BOTH test and ODIs, its no wonder why Indian cricket fans are looking happier then ever.

Favourite player: Verinder Sehwag (when not smacking Pakistan)
Least favourite: Yuvraj Singh

Pakistan: Still one of the most unpredictable teams in world cricket. things have become very barren for Pakistan in recent times which is a shame but another thing which is a shame is the lack of match winners within the team. For a country which has produced so many top players over the years, you could always depend of 1 or 2 match winners, but things have gone very much barren also!
Lack of test cricket as well as the lack of real temperamental player’s means a lot of work must be done for the dust to clear and Pakistan glory days to be back but that doesn’t mean they won’t be back. Pakistan has a habit of biting back just when it’s not expected and I expect no less in the future. Though still very much a top ODI team.

Favourite player: Umar Gul, Younus Khan and Misbah
Least favourite: Mohammad Hafeez!

Sri Lanka- SL have a very interesting future ahead of them. Their bowling seems to have begun clicking with the addition of Mendis alongside Murali, Malinga and co. One worry which is still there is the frail batting of the Sri Lankans which we saw exposed against Zimbabwe! Jaysurya hasn’t got much further to go and Sangakarra’s at the butt end of his career, and I don’t see any real batsmen who look like they can do the job in the future.

Favourite player: Mahela Jayawardene
Least favourite: There isn’t one really

South Africa- Were the team to beat during the real Aussie domination (where Australia never really seemed like getting beaten!) and nothing has seemed to have changed. Always have been and will be a formidable team at home but the performances in the Sub-Continent (even without a impressive spinner) is impressive in itself! With the Australian decline on the horizon, they’ll fight with India for the top spot with a lot of match winners I don’t see then choking either!

Favourite player: Greame Smith
Least favourite: Herchille Gibbs

New Zealand and West Indies- Both seriously declining unfortunately, NZ aren’t anything special and haven’t really got any special players.
West Indies still have the likes of Gayle, Chanderpaul and Sarwan but things don’t look too rosy.

Favourite players: Chris Gayle, Daniel Vettori, Chris Martin
Least favourite: None

Zimbabwe- Well we all know the story, but they are not a bad ODI side actually, quite impressed by the way they performed against SL.

Saj

Part 2

Most favourite player: Ray Price
Least favourite player: None

How did you do on your History report?

lol I’m guessing Momo, you asked this question?

It’s going well thanks, I’ve started the study and I a heck of a lot of sources! For those who don’t know, the coursework is meant to be about a person/event of your choice and the person/event’s controversy. I picked Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto, and have decided to do it about our nuclear programme. ‘Was Z.A.B the chief instigator of Pakistan’s nuclear journey?’ I was going to do it about whether Z.A.B was responsible for the break up of East Pakistan and birth of Bangladesh, but to tell the truth, there’s not all that much to really link it to Z.A.B.
Thanks for the help btw! 

ICL or IPL?

Neither, both a waste of time and money

What are your hobbies? What do you like doing outside of school?

I’m a very very active sporty person, love playing football, tennis, hockey as well as cricket! I also really enjoy listening to music (not rapping or any of that rubbish!). I also like a good Qawwali (NFAK, Aziz Mian, RFAK, Zaki Taji, Amjad Sabri and many more!) as well as poetry. I haven’t always been into poetry, but recently have really developed a real liking for poetry and sheares.

Is Pakistan in the right hands?

No its not. You’ve got Asif Ali Zardari as your president. A person who has gone on TV to say ‘I’m not interested in the leadership of Pakistan’, who’s gone back on every single promise made ever since 18 February elections and played Nawaz Sharif ever since forming the coalition.

The people who ae in charge at the moment seem to use only one line whenever a problem arises……..’We are a democratically elected government’. This is not a real democracy, this is a sham democracy! Its like after Shaukat Aziz said that we are free of the IMF when he was Prime Minister, or when throughout the Musharraf era we were hearing about the ‘khush-hali’ that there is in Pakistan (like there isn’t a single person living in Pakistan below the poverty line!). It’s a blanket, conveniently covering the truth to be made to look great to the outside world. In my view, you need someone who has the right mandate, the right support, and the right intentions.

We must look at reality here; we’re not going to get a ‘fresh, new’ politician in the highest level in charge of Pakistan. For me, Nawaz Sharif is the man to lead Pakistan, to stand up to its enemies (official and unofficial enemies) and save Pakistan from the situation it is at the moment.

What and who do you love most in the World?

What: Pakistan
Who: My mother

Hollywood or Bollywood? Your favourite actor/actress? Favourite film?

Hollywood, have only watched 2 Bollywood movies (Lagaan and Baghban). Haven’t really got any favourite actors. Favourite film…..i like the Oceans trilogies but I LOVE James Bond movies!

Do u feel imran khan has the credentials to run Pakistan

Yes I so. Imran Khan has the right credentials and intentions to lead Pakistan. He has the support of the Pakistani people and if he were to come into power he would bring about a real revolution on how things would be dealt with in Pakistani politics. Furthermore, he’s someone who understands the importance of forward planning.

By this I mean actually thinking ahead to what will/can happen rather then do what every single politician who’s been in power has done just think about literally the next couple of weeks and that’s it! Imran Khan actually has the desire to help the poor prople of Pakistan and that shows with the Shaukat Khanum Memorial Hospital, with the ‘Sasta tandoor project (which btw folks is being launching in Islamabad now). What other politician has done anything close to this? He refused the Prime Ministers position in 2002 when Musharraf offered it to him for a reason. He wants power to make change……not power for the sake of power.

what are u scared of that will be happening in future

The situation for Muslims will become much much worse. It has steadily deteriorated even since 9/11 and seems to be deteriorating even more. I’m not comparing the 2 but this situation Muslims find themselves and strikingly a little similar to the situation the Jews were in Nazi Germany in the 1930s! Propaganda against Muslims, and the use of fear amongst the people to try and change their views on Muslims. We are now seeing this propaganda being used to try and change people’s views against Pakistan and to a lesser extent Iran.

Whats the best way to stop the unrest in Pakistan?

What do you think is the single biggest challenge facing Pakistan today and how would you address it? (Saj did say these interviews aren't meant to be easy lol)

The single biggest challenge facing Pakistan today is the dangerous game being played by external elements in trying to destabilize Pakistan (this includes Al Qaeda). We’ve got huge unrest in Waziristan, Swat, Bajaur etc and we must address these problems not by means of total 100% force but rather actually by playing the political game (just like the American government is playing, just like the Indian government is playing, just like the Iranian and Afghan government is playing).

Secretly negotiate with these terrorists in Waziristan etc, we must not show all our cards all at once. Tell them, you WILL NOT be able to achieve what you want in Pakistan, you are wasting your time! And instead of listening blindly to the Americans, play the silent game and try and shift these terrorists out of Pakistan back to where they came from. Tell them hang on, you leave Pakistan and stop all your mischief in Pakistan and go back to where your real war is, in Afghanistan.

I’d offer to do what the Iranians are doing and supply these people with the finances and weaponry to do their stuff and they WILL go back to Afghanistan and do what ever they want! The Iranians are doing a great job in looking after number 1. To counter the American threat, just do what the Iranians do. We are a nuclear power for goodness sake, we are there only chance in this ‘war on terror’ I mean if we block off Gwader to them, then they’re in deep deep trouble. We should be the ones who hold the aces not America!

Your thoughts on the coach and his role in the team?

Is there any real role of a coach? Is the coach going to go out onto the field and take the crease with the team needing 4 to win off the last ball?
If anything, the coach has made cricket and cricketers robots. How many coaches do you think would have tried their very best to change the actions of Wasim and Waqar, changed the technique of Chanderpaul? I personally don’t believe you need a coach to do well (India proved that in the time between Chappel and Kirsten!). if anything, coaches seem to be ruining cricket, with the fountain of real fast bowlers becoming increasingly dry mainly due to the coaching role.

What do you hope to achieve in next few years from a personal point of view?

Well hopefully gain admission to a top university and get that law degree

If you had the chance to go to for a meal with a Pak cricketer and one non Pak cricketer, who would they be and why?

I’d love to have a meal with Younus Khan. I could just imagine the positive vibes which would comes from Younus and the great time which would be had. He seems like a pretty talkative guy as well as someone who really likes to have a great time as well as lift the spirits of the other person. The qualities in Younus are definitely something which would be great in a friend eh?! Plus he might just pay the bill like he did when he convinced the trainer to stay with the Pak team!

Non Pak cricketer…………….Brett Lee so I ca get some tips on how he keeps that hair looking so good!

How do you think PakPassion is different from other forums?

Well PakPassion is the first forum which I joined and it seemed as of I got it right first time round!

PP is very different to all forums in the sense that its like one bog happy family with everyone having their say on various issues. Also we have a well rounded member list, with not all talk being cricket 24/7. I particularly enjoy the ‘time pass’ forum and the various threads which pop up! Something which is the most impressive though has to be the humanistic character of the forum.

This is to say that gentlemanly way in which debates and held between fellows PPers as well as the friendship with our Indian posters which is great to see. There’s none of the usual rubbish seen on other forums with insults flying left, right and centre, its very moral and basically a great atmosphere to post in.

What scares you... Really.

US plans

What three words would you use to describe yourself?

Fun
Competitive
Kind

How good a player are you? (In cricket)

well I consider myself to be ok enough. I’m a specialist fast bowler and have represented my school as well as local teams in my area. I nickname myself the right-handed Wasim Akram but………well that’s me

What other sport(s) do you play apart from cricket?

I quite enjoy playing badminton; I love the artistic quality of that shuttle cock flying effortlessly through the air in such a smooth manner. I also enjoy tennis and squash, something which really gets the heart rate going and sweat going!

Your favourite PP Mod?

My favourite PP mod is…

If you were given one chance of making a difference or change in history, what would it be?

Doing something to really help combat poverty around the world (and I don’t mean just make a dent, I mean REALLY make a difference…………………kinda like the US president would have the opportunity to do.

Describe Umair Paracha! as a person? And share your thoughts on him

Well he’s a great poster on PP with a great insight to cricket. a nice guy also and I thoroughly enjoy reading his posts. It was also great to hear about the way in which he fought the tragic accident and it also showed how much people cared for him, and I tell you what. You don’t care for someone if they don’t make a positive impression on you.

Do you know how to cook? If so, what dish do you like cooking the most (or eating)?

Erm yeah, I actually quite enjoy cooking. I can cook the basic stuff and I’m pretty sure if a good cook book was put in front of me, I’d be able to rustle up a real tasty treat.
I’d sat me signature dish is beans on toast with a bit of cheese or a ‘cheese toast pizza’

Why can't you accept that MQM is representative of people of Karachi and people vote Altaf Hussain for who ever he is.

Who says I cant accept that MQM is a representative of the people of Karachi? All I’ve made clear is my dislike of Altaf Hussain and some other members of the party who feed off the problems within Karachi and Pakistan. I have no problem with MQM or the majority of people who vote MQM because not all those people vote MQM because of Altaf Hussain. The way Mustafa Kamal has been doing his job, why would you not want to keep him in power?

Mohsin, in your opinion, which of the arts is the most beautiful, the most captivating? Is it perhaps, poetic verse, or musical talent, or artistic ability? Prose?

Well I personally think nothing can beat a good piece of writing, something which captivates you, something which engrosses you, something which just touches you! It may not be something which has rhythm or a beat but its something which (if good enough) can really pull at those heart strings.

What's your favorite type of music and why? What does it mean to you?

I love music and think it’s definitely captivating if written as well as sung in the right way. I personally love something which has an element of heartbreak in it. This is to say, I love listening to ‘sad’ songs. The main reason for this is the feeling which it creates and the way in which it sends a tingle down my spine whenever I listen to a great emotional song.

I HATE rap and that sort of bull****!

Thanks for the questions and hearty apologies if I didn’t answer your question, nothing personal just laziness

Saj

Many thanks to Mohsin for his answers.

Also just to remind everyone that you can access all the other PP Member interviews here :-

http://www.pakpassion.net/ppforum/forumdisplay.php?f=27

We await answers from ISR and Kashif77 and the Joseph K questions thread has been started in this forum.

Bublu Bhuyan

Thanks Mohsin for the interview.

hussein

skimmed thru it, seems like a good interview

p.s can u put the questions in green/bold/pink whatever, as long as it is different from answer font

Bublu Bhuyan

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Originally Posted by hussein

skimmed thru it, seems like a good interview

p.s can u put the questions in green/bold/pink whatever, as long as it is different from answer font

Exactly what I was thinking.