when a Bangladeshi guy annoys the hell out of you but still makes you laugh

Time: Late night. Almost 11PM.
Place: Restoran Pak Cik, CFS IIUM Nilai, Blok E

My dormmates Dida, Syiqin and Fani went to Pak Cik for late night dinner. Since it was late and Pak Cik was closing, the Bangladeshi worker (whose name I forgot but I know it starts with S) approached them and try to sell the ordered-but-not-picked-up nasi gorengs. The original price for one nasi goreng is RM3, but the guy offered RM2. Dida asked for RM1. His reaction:

"Kalau mau angkat, angkat. Kalau tak mau, saya bagi kucing makan. Nanti dia doa sama saya."

-_-

the greatest thing that the great hiro-sama did to me, ME!

*runs wild, screams in between running*

something from Miza

...which she got from a friend of hers.

The word shams (sun) is feminine, and qamar (moon) is masculine. The sun burns itself out to give light and life to everything around, and the moon is muneer, meaning it reflects the light. Within itself it has no light; it radiates the brilliance of the sun. So when we shine as men, the implication is that we are reflecting... the glorious light of our women. -Abdullah Adhami