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ہفتہ 21 دسمبر 2002Saturday, December 21, 2002
In Pakistan
We reached Islamabad at 1am local time (GMT+5). I am still recovering from jetlag.
Posted by Zack at December 21, 2002 9:50 AM in Travel
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Any thoughts on Slamma-bad (that’s the hip-hop name)? I’ve been only once, and found it odd that the capital of Pakistan is such an un-Pakistani city. It felt like Muscut more than Multan.
Yes, I know a great deal has been written on this. But not on your blog.