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Where do you live?: Karachi

Your real name? (No pseudonyms, please): Baquar

Which college or university?: NED University Of Engineering and TEchnology

Your graduation date?: 31/12/2010

Your major?: Chemical

What do you do for a living?: still finding a job, but working as sales executive for the time being

What are your hobbies?: playing football and watching aswell , watching movie and listening to music

Your favorite books?: the broker by john grisham

Favorite Music:: from pink floyd to the eagles to foo fighters ...its a long list

Favorite TV Shows:: DEXTER, Amazing race, sopranos, scrubs, how i met your mother, family guy, simpson, happy tree friends, south park , 50-50 , alpha bravo charlie, wipe-out ,

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