Governer Sindh Ishrat ul Ibad Khan Singing in Youth Festival

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7 responses to “Governer Sindh Ishrat ul Ibad Khan Singing in Youth Festival”

1. 

   James Killian Spratt

   September 1, 2009

   Shakir: I am HERO! (Ain’t we all?) Nyuk-nyuk! I’ll have to tell you about the electrified iron bathtub sometime, when there are no ladies listening. 🙂

   Syed: Har, har, har! Seems like a little more common sense is in order, don’t you think? I think the thieves of this world have a club, and they protect their fellow thieves who are on the run, knowing that they, too, will probably be on the run someday. If all us dummies would stop our celebrity worship, the thieves wouldn’t be in a position to be thieves.

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2. 

   Syed Mujtaba

   September 1, 2009

   Two theives entered in a house, home owner woke up, both theives decided to run, one stuck on door, other ran away, the owner reached to theif on door, gave him the keys and said, can you please look after my home, I am going to catch the other theif.

   Unfortunately Its our national habbit that we run after people who are away. Have a look on past, we spent millions of national wealth on foriegn courts just to proove Altaf and Zardari are guilty. Whats the outcome, Zardari is president and Altaf is controlling the Sindh. We have not done any thing when Mushy was in Pakistan but once he ran away, we are after him. Why on earth we have left the issue of nro behind so we can prosecute the theives who are holding the keys of power.

   For God sake, wake up, dont run after two in bushes, deal with one in hand

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3. 

   Shakir Lakhani

   August 20, 2009

   James: that bit about making love while standing reminded me of a joke I heard years ago. This super-fit guy is asked the reason for his super stamina. He says whenever he has to do anything, he picks up the most difficult way of doing it. Like for instance running the three miles from his home to his office instead of going there in a car or cab. So someone asks him how he makes love. He replies, “In a hammock…..standing.”

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4. 

   James Killian Spratt

   August 20, 2009

   @Shakir: Maybe they have tin ears, too. Did you know that Baptists never make love standing up? They’re afraid someone will think they’re dancing. (Apologies to all dancing Baptists.)

   @Hina: You’ve got it. If you can’t be yourself, who can you be? A serious mind must be balanced with a light heart, lest the weight of the world become oppressive, methinks.

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5. 

   Hina Safdar

   August 20, 2009

   @JKS
   Creative people are better problem-solvers. Agreed……….

   @Shakir Sir
   I am neither conservative nor against singing or songs. 🙂
   It is commendable when you are on a respectable post and courageous enough to be informal. good to see that.

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6. 

   Shakir Lakhani

   August 20, 2009

   I don’t understand why conservative people are so averse to song and music. Sometime back there was an uproar when the chief of the Federal Board of Revenue sang and danced at his own daughter’s wedding dinner. Whenever I have the blues, I sing the film songs I used to hear when I was young, and within a few minutes I’m my own normal, ebullient self.

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7. 

   James Killian Spratt

   August 20, 2009

   Ha-ha! I once saw our former President Bill Clinton on stage with some country band, guitar or something in hand and singing some country ballad with considerable competence, and was very pleasantly surprised to see such an important person letting his hair down and having some fun. I also was relieved to see that he was endowed with the breadth of mind that the arts can give you.

   I am admittedly somewhat biased, but I think creative people are better problem-solvers, even though their methods might be hard to understand sometimes.

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