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Illiteracy or Vulgarity!

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In reference to my earlier post about the 'Stuff' you can find in rickshaws and buses passenger area, this one clearly crosses the line of either illiteracy or vulgarity. Cant say for sure if this advertisement on the carton right into my face is a deliberate action by a 60 year old bearded driver or its just that they don't know anything (The probability of which is quite low).

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  1. smNabilTuesday, September 11, 2007 9:47:00 AM

    It is not "Illiteracy or Vulgarity" it is just a "Marketing Strategy" as there are more female than male in Rikhshaw
    Nadir U r collecting all the "Nadir Things in Karachi" its cool keep it up

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