| Mamee Monster noodle snack. Mmm mmm snackalicious! |
Instead of feeding my inner narcissist with lengthy paragraphs of why I'm awesome, how I'm awesome, why you should constantly view, rate, comment and follow this blog and why Mamee Monster snacks make an amazing topping for laksa (Don't just take my word for it, TRY IT. And you know what, when you do, take a picture of your laksa feast and blog about it. I dare you. It's really not as bad as it sounds), I'll just leave you with a short (Okay, comparatively short) post.
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| It means: Police everywhere, justice nowhere. |
It's nice to know we're not alone in this world.
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This is what Laksa looks like btw. I decided to use an eeny weeny picture for all the hungry hungry people reading my blog. Like they say, there hast no fury like a hungry man scorned...or something like that. Aren't I considerate?

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I don't even know what a laksa feast is. I don't even know if I spelled the word correctly.
You knocked out readers? You mean they fled your blog enmasse? God, but that must have hurt. I write posts all the time that are either controversial (mostly about how silly I think religion is) or else off the wall (my current one is a good example of), but I'm hanging tight with my followers. At least there's that.
haha i should try mamee moster snacks as topping for laksa after this!!! xD
omg! i eat mammee on laksa too! well actually, practically my whole school does, but yay!
XD ARE YOU SURE THAT MAMMEE GOES WELL WITH LAKSA?!
hahaha... sounds weird, but i'll try it... one day. i will. XD
@Snowbrush: OMG I LOVEE your name!!! I'm guessing you're not from Malaysia then? Lol and it's great that you follow your followers regularly though I'm not sure how that's relevant to this post...unless you're fishing for a subscription perhaps? XP
@Casley: yes!!! lol you SHOULD and pleaseee please tell me when you do and how it's like
@Chicken: OMo...that's how I started.. it was a school thing too!!
Well, thanks. You're the first one to say that. A snowbrush is a fragrant shrub in the Ceanothus genus, and it only grows in the U.S. Pacific Northwest.
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