The pit andthe peopleare one andthe same.In my countrytoo manypoliticiansthink nothingof stealing.My father shareseverything withher... MostPashtun mennever to this.I was moreconcerned theywould target myfather as he wasalways speakingout against them.There's a long andhonourable traditionin the gaycommunity. Whensomeone class you aname you take it andown it.We're a gayand lesbiangroup andwe'reunapologeticabout that.There's notalways awelcome inthe hillsides.Morale isjust asimportant asmoney...I grew up in NorthIreland. I know allabout whathappens whenpeople don't talk toeach other.By comingtogether here, bypledging oursolidarity, ourfriendship. We'vemade history.Not worriedabout beingtoo visiblethis time?Orphansin astorm.They liked his talkof bringing backIslamic law aseveryone wasfrustrated with thePakistani justicesystem.If peoplewere silentnothingwouldchange....the importantthing is that wemarch together.all of us.The union respondedwith a renewed attackon the government'slatest cuts for thefamilies of those onstrike, calling it anattempt by MrsThatcher starve theminers back to work....what theTaliban haddone was makemy campaignglobal....education isour basic right.Not just in thewest; Islam toohas given us thisright.You're illegaldarling...16for thebreeders, 21for the gays"Giving places to poorchildren didn't justmean my father losttheir fees. Somericher parents tooktheir children out ofthe school...There seemed nopoint in going toschool just end upcooking andcleaning andbringing upchildren...[Benazir]symbolised theend of dictatorshipand the beginningof democracy.- Aren't yougoing to ringyour mum?- What for? Along distancequeer bashing?Ziauddin isrunning a haramschool... andbringing shameon the mohalla......our [Pashtun]code has a lot toanswer for,particularly wherethe treatment ofwomen isconcerned.The pit andthe peopleare one andthe same.In my countrytoo manypoliticiansthink nothingof stealing.My father shareseverything withher... MostPashtun mennever to this.I was moreconcerned theywould target myfather as he wasalways speakingout against them.There's a long andhonourable traditionin the gaycommunity. Whensomeone class you aname you take it andown it.We're a gayand lesbiangroup andwe'reunapologeticabout that.There's notalways awelcome inthe hillsides.Morale isjust asimportant asmoney...I grew up in NorthIreland. I know allabout whathappens whenpeople don't talk toeach other.By comingtogether here, bypledging oursolidarity, ourfriendship. We'vemade history.Not worriedabout beingtoo visiblethis time?Orphansin astorm.They liked his talkof bringing backIslamic law aseveryone wasfrustrated with thePakistani justicesystem.If peoplewere silentnothingwouldchange....the importantthing is that wemarch together.all of us.The union respondedwith a renewed attackon the government'slatest cuts for thefamilies of those onstrike, calling it anattempt by MrsThatcher starve theminers back to work....what theTaliban haddone was makemy campaignglobal....education isour basic right.Not just in thewest; Islam toohas given us thisright.You're illegaldarling...16for thebreeders, 21for the gays"Giving places to poorchildren didn't justmean my father losttheir fees. Somericher parents tooktheir children out ofthe school...There seemed nopoint in going toschool just end upcooking andcleaning andbringing upchildren...[Benazir]symbolised theend of dictatorshipand the beginningof democracy.- Aren't yougoing to ringyour mum?- What for? Along distancequeer bashing?Ziauddin isrunning a haramschool... andbringing shameon the mohalla......our [Pashtun]code has a lot toanswer for,particularly wherethe treatment ofwomen isconcerned.

IaM & Pride Quotes - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. The pit and the people are one and the same.
  2. In my country too many politicians think nothing of stealing.
  3. My father shares everything with her... Most Pashtun men never to this.
  4. I was more concerned they would target my father as he was always speaking out against them.
  5. There's a long and honourable tradition in the gay community. When someone class you a name you take it and own it.
  6. We're a gay and lesbian group and we're unapologetic about that.
  7. There's not always a welcome in the hillsides.
  8. Morale is just as important as money...
  9. I grew up in North Ireland. I know all about what happens when people don't talk to each other.
  10. By coming together here, by pledging our solidarity, our friendship. We've made history.
  11. Not worried about being too visible this time?
  12. Orphans in a storm.
  13. They liked his talk of bringing back Islamic law as everyone was frustrated with the Pakistani justice system.
  14. If people were silent nothing would change.
  15. ...the important thing is that we march together. all of us.
  16. The union responded with a renewed attack on the government's latest cuts for the families of those on strike, calling it an attempt by Mrs Thatcher starve the miners back to work.
  17. ...what the Taliban had done was make my campaign global.
  18. ...education is our basic right. Not just in the west; Islam too has given us this right.
  19. You're illegal darling...16 for the breeders, 21 for the gays"
  20. Giving places to poor children didn't just mean my father lost their fees. Some richer parents took their children out of the school...
  21. There seemed no point in going to school just end up cooking and cleaning and bringing up children...
  22. [Benazir] symbolised the end of dictatorship and the beginning of democracy.
  23. - Aren't you going to ring your mum? - What for? A long distance queer bashing?
  24. Ziauddin is running a haram school... and bringing shame on the mohalla...
  25. ...our [Pashtun] code has a lot to answer for, particularly where the treatment of women is concerned.