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Where do you live?
San Diego, USA
Your real name? (No pseudonyms, please)
Umair Ahmed Syed
Any fellow Pakistani Alumni living near you?
Yes
Your graduation date?
2003
Your major?
Electrical Engineering
Tell us about you:
I am hibernating, will tell more laters

Comment Wall (3 comments)

At 5:30pm on September 18, 2007, Adeel Razi said…
How are you doing?...good to see you here!
At 5:34am on September 19, 2007, Zeeshan Khan said…
Salam Bro,

How is going...nice to see you here..
At 5:25am on September 21, 2007, Zeeshan Khan said…
Salam,

Umair Brother teek taak.. Allah ka shuker hain...Tum sunaoo ramazan kaiseeye guzer rahien hain...Haan yaar communities bahat join hoo gai hain mager Ex-TCL ki koi active community nahi milli koi hain kia......AH

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