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Comment on In leiu of part 2… by sadiaali

sadiaali — Mon, 20 Feb 2012 11:34:30 +0000

first of all k Blog to out of comments h but ye b such h k there are the these leader k jo kaanon to khud bnaty hen magr ghareebon k liye wo to na follow karty na pakrray jaty hen. :)

Comment on Long March by sadiaali

sadiaali — Mon, 20 Feb 2012 11:30:29 +0000

me think k ye boht bara step tha or success b mili thi but today we need one more Long March in this March otherwise no nation in pakistan. :)

Comment on CJ Resotred by sadiaali

sadiaali — Mon, 20 Feb 2012 11:26:43 +0000

me think k Allah he en logon ko hidayat de warna logon k kehne se mushkil h i.nd me think k youngster he Pakistan ka look developing investment sub change kar skty hen or koi nhe. :)

Comment on I’m Not On Orkut by sudaammnooo

sudaammnooo — Tue, 29 Jun 2010 18:53:10 +0000

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Comment on Oprah, Diddy and Other Goodies at GC by sudaammnooo

sudaammnooo — Tue, 29 Jun 2010 18:41:37 +0000

I agree about Oprah. it is a pity considering how inspiring she is and how much she has achieved.
Have been skinny and also fit all my life
and also an eating machine :)
I didnt realise till recently how body conscious I am.

Am trying a new policy though – to stop discussing weight stuff either mine or anyone elses – it”s amazing how much it’s a part of everyday conversation.
So when people ask me if they’re fatter or thinner i say “we’re exceedingly body conscious” and don’t get into specifics.
this is my first day on your blog, a friend is a fan- good stuff so far.

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Comment on Turkey Bans WordPress! by zubbuz

zubbuz — Sun, 02 May 2010 10:07:21 +0000

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Comment on Turkey Bans WordPress! by sandra742

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Comment on How Brown is My Navel – Part 1 by kyla

kyla — Sat, 28 Mar 2009 05:04:05 +0000

sabina: thanks for your comments. i really wish i could see this year’s show as well – i’d love to see that direct response.

i understand that ykb is meant to be an open space. i also understand that over time it is evolving. my attempt, and this one more so even than the last one, is to contribute to that evolution, not to tear it down. i acknowledge that in 2008 piece, this wasn’t obvious. i’m making it obvious now.

language is tricky, but it needs its play. the openness of the space can be completely undermined by a tag or rubric that is or seems to be homogenizing. desi does that. yoni does that. it doesn’t necessarily mean that neither should be used, but that what is used should be complicated.

here, though, what i’m really saying is that there is a definite difference in the priorities and the language of those who have “made the US their home” and those who have not. i have always found this difference glossed over in US South Asian communities. I appreciate that you’ve complicated by take on it by pointing out that some South Asian Americans are born in S. Asia and others in the US – which I hadn’t acknowledged. But I stand by my larger point that the difference in language matters especially where you’re dealing with “homeland” (for lack of a better term) versus “diaspora” communities.

Best of luck for the coming production. I really wish I could have been there.

Comment on How Brown is My Navel – Part 1 by sabina

sabina — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 01:01:18 +0000

oh and i forgot to add that your YKB post sparked quite a debate amongst this year’s group. i really wish you were here to watch this year’s show, in which there is a direct response to your post… and in other thoughts, it would be really cool to have you involved in such projects, yoni or no yoni…