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Ask the Cards, Muzim Negara, Kuala Lumpur  
   

Ask the Cards, Muzim Negara, Kuala Lumpur

AUDREY: Oh look. Roger's just arrived home. FANNY: I know. AUDREY: How do you know? FANNY: Because the cards told me. AUDREY: No they didn't. You just heard the engine. FANNY: Lies! The cards speak to me. AUDREY: OK, what colour is Roger's coat? FANNY: The cards can't be that specific. AUDREY: What you mean is that you're just a loony with weird staring eyes. FANNY: Ok. Hmmm... the cards say his coat is... blue. AUDREY: Ha! It's green, you nut job. FANNY: Sorry - my fault, I'm colour blind - the cards say green! AUDREY: Right - I want you out of my house. You're too weird and you scare the children. FANNY: The cards say you don't have any children. AUDREY: You're their nanny you fruitcake - of course I've got children! FANNY: Check the nursery yourself. I think you'll find its quite empty. AUDREY: What??!! FANNY: I don't know about you but I thought the meat at dinner was wonderfully succulent? AUDREY: !! FANNY: (shuffling the deck) Fancy a hand?...
Understanding Mannequin Attachment Disorder (MAD): A Case Study from Malaysia's Muzim Negara

May 15th 2007
Kuala Lumpur - Tanah Rata (Cameron Highlands) One day in the far away kingdom of Malaysia, on the highest floor of Kuala Lumpur Tower, the Big Kuala of Kuala Lumpur city was discussing with his fellow Lumpur’s what to do with a plot of land and 500 mannequins that had been left abandoned when Topshop moved to its new store in the Petronas Towers. “Well”, said the Big Kuala, “we’ve al ... read more
Asia » Malaysia

Malaysian Flag During the late 18th and 19th centuries, Great Britain established colonies and protectorates in the area of current Malaysia; these were occupied by Japan from 1942 to 1945. In 1948, the British-ruled territories on the Malay Peninsula formed the Fe... ... read more
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