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Movie Kakis

Someone asked me how come I don't see movies with my other friends like Loochomus or ZipD? Why do I see it with kimmikanuyi and Kepong Pak Jam Kai?

The short answer is once you have established a gang of fanatic movie kakis, you stick with them. The answer everybody expects but is not true is single people stick together because the couple want to watch movies as a couple.

The real answer is my friends would rather watch it in a "very cheng one, rm5 DVD quality" VCD at home than to go movies.

And if they DO go movies, it is usually in the weekends and I hate going to the mall on weekends because of the crowd.

And if they do go movies on weekdays, these people MUST go home first to take a bath regardless of whether the movie is showing at 7.10 o'clock and "we still need to eat, so why the heck you want to go home and bathe?" So you see, the reason is not really due to the maritial status but because kimmikanuyi and KPK are flexible on the schedule and the day of the week for movies. They make good companion. No fuss. Thanks guys.

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  1. Wow...I feel greatly flattered by your sweet comment !
    Ocean 12 must be a good one to watch :P.

    That arrogant Mr Sombong, anti-ringgit, KPK or Mah Lau still refused to be 'influenced' -- this is his excuses (don't want to be influenced wor).....such a small, weak minded pinky creature (ops, I kutuk him twice 2 nights). Mah Lau, wish you could read this :)

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