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Where do you live?: Cambridge, UK

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

Any fellow Pakistani Alumni living near you?: No

Your graduation date?: 2006

Your major?: CIS

What do you do for a living?: eat

What have you done for your alma mater lately?: mess

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At 8:09pm on September 20, 2007, Syeda Anum Imam said…: hi zaniieeee

At 1:14am on September 24, 2007, SANA JAWAID said…: hi zannie
this is sana jawaid
how r u?

At 7:48pm on September 30, 2007, ImFarida said…: Hey dear Zainee how r u doing? No signing on in MSN these days? Guess u might be absent from office.

At 6:16am on December 14, 2008, UROOJ ADNAN said…: hi zainee its urooj....kaise ho?

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