Whoever made the English and Urdu lists deserves an award, though I did find some Pakistanis who knew expletives that were not on the lists.
Thanks to this helpful compendium many Pakistanis are finding their expletive vocabulary enhanced. @UroojZia asked what “BUMBLEFUCK” and “LADYBOOG” meant. @Zakoota said the lists should be required reading in schools to give children the vocabulary to describe politicians and cricketers. With the amount of phrases that include the word “BUTT”, @KhaLeak wondered if Aijaz Butt was banned as well. [My story for FirstPost.com]
KAFILA - COLLECTIVE EXPLORATIONS SINCE 2006 
Variations of “chhipkili ke…” I am to understand are quite popular in UP.
Apart from “Chipkali ke gaand ke pasine”, I can recall ““Chhipkali ke choot ke pasine” (obvious) and the somewhat more elaborate ““Chhipkali ke chut ke baal ke pasine””/“Chipkali ke jhaant ke pasine”.
I owe this knowledge to a friend from Meerut.
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This website seems to be in transition to a pornographic one.
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How, really, how?
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Statement of protest from Bytes for All, Pakistan: http://content.bytesforall.pk/node/30
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Hilarious!
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just saw the list… its hilarious!!!!! but why on earth are ‘daffa ho ja’ and ‘donkey’ banned???????? do they have an alternate meaning the rest of us mortals don’t know???????????
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