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{{Citizen| | {{Citizen| | ||
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name= UR MR PAKISTANI| | name= UR MR PAKISTANI| | ||
birth= December 03, 2007| | birth= December 03, 2007| | ||
| − | death = November 2008| | + | death= November 2008| |
| − | picture= | + | dead= | |
| + | level= 19| | ||
| + | picture= Citizen2960.jpg|200px | | ||
number= 2960| <!-- this is their eRepublik profile number --> | number= 2960| <!-- this is their eRepublik profile number --> | ||
| − | country= | + | country= Greece| |
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| − | office1= Child Prodigy| | + | office1= UR_MR_PAKISTANI{{!}}Child Prodigy| |
office_location1= Pakistan| | office_location1= Pakistan| | ||
term_begin1= December 3, 2007| | term_begin1= December 3, 2007| | ||
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term_end2= June 21, 2008| | term_end2= June 21, 2008| | ||
predecessor2= | | predecessor2= | | ||
| − | successor2= Alkarl| | + | successor2= UR_MR_PAKISTANI{{!}}Alkarl| |
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residence= '''Lamia''', [[Central Greece]]| | residence= '''Lamia''', [[Central Greece]]| | ||
faith= Dioism| | faith= Dioism| | ||
| + | military rank= Corporal**| | ||
}} | }} | ||
| − | [[Image: | + | [[Image:Citizen2960 v2.jpg|thumb|left|'''Lance Johnson''', sporting some fetching khaki cargo shorts]] |
| − | '''UR MR PAKISTANI''' is a famous [[Pakistan]]i [[Wikipedia:The Prodigy|child prodigy]]. He enrolled | + | '''UR MR PAKISTANI''' is a famous [[Pakistan]]i [[Wikipedia:The Prodigy|child prodigy]]. He enrolled in the college at the age of 7, and his dream is to move to [[Japan]] and become an English teacher. |
He wishes to be [[Wikipedia:Haruhi Suzumiya|the little girl]]. | He wishes to be [[Wikipedia:Haruhi Suzumiya|the little girl]]. | ||
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===Quotes=== | ===Quotes=== | ||
| − | {{Quote|The tragic reality of 21st century life is that creativity, art, expression, innovation, has been ripped away from the quest for personal achievement and stripped from the purview of the masses. Research and development | + | {{Quote|The tragic reality of 21st-century life is that creativity, art, expression, innovation, has been ripped away from the quest for personal achievement and stripped from the purview of the masses. Research and development are primarily carried out by corporations. The rich are not the rich of Franklin and Jefferson, a learned elite, a technocratic hub of thought, philosophy, and invention, they are largely scientifically illiterate. Capitalism was never a problem: the problem was that to be rich was not the end-all. Even those who were wealthy did not declare their triumph over society. Today, the poor cling to consumerism while the rich fund that consumerism and the middle class slowly disappears. The days when one man could change the world are likely over, despite what TIME magazine and your mother told you.|[http://tetravalency.org UR MR PAKISTANI]}} |
| + | [[Category:People of Pakistan]] | ||
[[Category:Dioists]] | [[Category:Dioists]] | ||
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UR MR PAKISTANI is a famous Pakistani child prodigy. He enrolled in the college at the age of 7, and his dream is to move to Japan and become an English teacher.
He wishes to be the little girl.
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| “ The tragic reality of 21st-century life is that creativity, art, expression, innovation, has been ripped away from the quest for personal achievement and stripped from the purview of the masses. Research and development are primarily carried out by corporations. The rich are not the rich of Franklin and Jefferson, a learned elite, a technocratic hub of thought, philosophy, and invention, they are largely scientifically illiterate. Capitalism was never a problem: the problem was that to be rich was not the end-all. Even those who were wealthy did not declare their triumph over society. Today, the poor cling to consumerism while the rich fund that consumerism and the middle class slowly disappears. The days when one man could change the world are likely over, despite what TIME magazine and your mother told you. ” | |
