This is the nickname of Amir Abdullah Khan Niazi, a Pakistani Lieutenant General whose surrender was revisited in Salman Rushdie's Midnight's Children. According to a jazz standard, you are supposed to hold, choke, poke, kick, and soak one. It is also the nickname of the 2005 release of Mac OS ten point four and, after the great white, is the second largest type of man-eating shark. Also the nickname of Georges Clemenceau
This is the nickname of Amir Abdullah Khan Niazi, a Pakistani Lieutenant General whose surrender was revisited in Salman Rushdie's Midnight's Children. According to a jazz standard, you are supposed to hold, choke, poke, kick, and soak one. It is also the nickname of the 2005 release of Mac OS ten point four and, after the great white, is the second largest type of man-eating shark. Also the nickname of Georges Clemenceau, the ending of a Frank Stockton short story makes the reader wonder whether a lady or one of these animals was chosen. Name this striped animal, the largest feline.
This is the nickname of Amir Abdullah Khan Niazi, a Pakistani Lieutenant General whose surrender was revisited in Salman Rushdie's Midnight's Children.
Tiger(s)