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Michelangelo on the scene!

Yesterday was a GOOD DAY. (:

Played Need for Speed and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles on XBOX with my best cuz! We got to new levels yeah! Played behind locked doors so that those pesky young cousins don't come in to mess up our games, ergo, concentration levels are higher leading to better performance in the game.

I'm such a nerd.

Anyway, earlier on in the day, the aunties asked the female cousins to pick the ends off the beansprout or taugeh, as it is commonly known. Faris, my young cousin also wanted to help (make a mess). So he asked, "Mana satu ekor dia?" or "Which's the end?"

My elder cousin then replied, "Yang bawahnya ada bulu tu lah."

I won't bother translating. Translating it into English would spoil the pun. Many apologies to my non-Malay literate friends!

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