luan legacy

i first came across this homosexual ghetto Asian guy from a fellow blogger's page, Shazwani & i was immediately hooked!

this guy is hilarious with a capital H!

it's like there's a black woman stuck in his body!

for a small guy, he sure has attitude!

he doesn't give a damn about what other people say about him (just read the comments on his videos on YouTube),

he curses a lot (A LOT!),

*i think i'm overdosing on exclamation marks on this entry. :D*

(maybe too much for some people but i don't find it offensive, in fact funny),

and like Leona put it,

"you can't come up with quotes like that in a flash if you don't have the brains to do it."

i couldn't agree more, my friend.

i just love this guy & i don't think i want a boyfriend anymore.

i want a gay best friend!

and since the past few days, i just gotta have my dose of his ramblings.

these three are my favorite.

enjoy!

and if u enjoy them very much like i do, subscribe to him.

;)

do i look that maternal? really?

at a food court,

i was playing with Andika while his mother was eating & his father went to get us drinks.

then a couple who were in their mid 30s (i think) with their 3 children took seats next to our table.

the ever friendly nephew of mine started smiling & giggling at them all the while tried to wriggle his way out from my arms.

he started babbling which eventually caught the attention of the couple & they started to play peek-a-boo with him, obviously entertained by his antics.

Guy: Brapa umor nya? (How old is he?)

Me: 9 bulan. (9 months)

Guy & Wife: Aih, jadi tuboh nya o. X kedak 9 bulan. (He's much bigger for someone his age)

Wife: What's his name?

Me: Andika.

Wife: Nama pendekar eh. (Sounds like a warrior's name)

Guy: Ne bapak nya? Ne tauk kamek kenal. (Where's the father? Who knows we might know each other)

Me: Nya pegi meli aek tek. (He just got up to get some drinks)

at that point, i felt like it's just a normal conversation between strangers.

until my bro in law got to our table & i saw the guy's face in such disbelief that i realized that the guy might have thought that Andika's my son & my bro in law was my husband.

fyi, my bro in law was 9 years my junior.

hate to break it to u but i'm no cougar.

comprender?

*rolls on the floor laughing*

later,

at a bookstore,

i bumped into a colleague who also thought Andika's my son eventhough at that time my sis was holding him & my bro in law was nowhere in sight.

by then, it wasn't that funny anymore.

-__-"

but come to think of it, much better that they thought i'm the mother instead of the Indonesian maid / nanny.

:D