Don't Laugh On (at) Your Friend's Mistake...

Well, because Ms. Weirdie had blew up “the strong enough” accident in her last post. I try to write this real story for all of you who don’t know about it (sure I write this with permission from Ms.Weirdie, the primary actress in this story).

A year ago, Ms.Weirdie, Ms.DulGembul, Mrs.Nilnil and I went to KL to attend a course. It’s unusual when our office sent four people at same time to attend the same course, especially, if the participants are in the same ages, “crazy”, “beautiful”, and smart persons.... (Narcissistic mode-on). So, no wonder if many people in our office were jealous with our luck hihihihi… and even our Deputy Director called us “The Circus Troupe” while he knew we would go to KL in a group… Hahaha….



The course was attended by participants from 32 countries. We didn’t involved ourselves too much with other participants because we already had each other for talk, laugh and share. However, at a gala dinner which was held by the course’s vendor, we inevitably had to mingle with other participants. On that night, Ms. Weirdie and I had been apart with Mrs.Nilnil and Ms.Dul Gembul who were sitting in the other table.

I had six people in my table. Half of them were Arabian/African who spoke among them in Arabic and then laughed for something. I was annoyed because I didn’t understand what they were talking about, and I guessed they were talking about something “naughty” (my instinct as an Auditor suddenly pop-up). I saw them with my keen (sharp) and beautiful eyes (still!!!! Hahaha..), and later, they realized. One of them then said “Sorry, we are talking about women... How women only need one man, while men can involve with many women” (Bahhh!!!). Mrs.Weirdie and I then said "Oh okay, I know, indeed you can have four women as yours“.

Then one of them said "No, you are wrong, men can have more than four, we can have a thousand”. (Woww.. what an arrogant man!!!). What he said provoked Ms. Weirdie. She asked "Really? Are you strong enough?". Wkwkwwk…I was shocked ... so did the trio Arabian/African. Spontaneously, I told Mrs.Weirdie “"Huss, Weirdiee…..!!!” Mrs.Weirdie innocently asked me “What?” I whispered that her question sounds like she challenged the masculinity of Arabic/African man… Hahahaha..

Mrs. Weirdie then realized it, she tried to correct her question…” No..no.. I mean strong financially”.  But it was too late. At the end of dinner, the arabian asked her "Are you available this night?" She said loudly “NOOO”… Wkwkwkw… He wanted to prove that he was strong enough!!!! I couldn’t stop laughing and laughing even when we had laid our body on the bed, in our budget hotel. I also shared this story with Ms.Dul gembul and Mrs.Nilnil, who thought that it was a really funny and stupid thing which could happen to someone like Mrs.Weirdie, who indeed has better ability in speaking English than rest of us.

That event then became our top hit of joke for next 2 days. Moreover, the Arabian man often joined us at lunch, so we poke fun at Ms.Weirdie, told her that the Arabian joined us at lunch totally because he wanted to know her more deeply.

However, something happen...

At next break session, I entered the class room, there were the Arabian Man, Ms.DulGembul and the Speaker talking each other. When I came, the Arabian man then said, "Ordinary Woman, please scan my barcode to your BB". He gave his BB to me.. And... Oh No.. I could not refused the request in the front of the speaker, I could not find some polite sentences to reject it. Finally, I had to scan his barcode and you know, until now the Arabian man frequently contacted me .. and bla .. bla.. bla.. said that he wanted to see me again… Halah ...

So.. Moral of the story.. Don’t laugh on your friend's mistake, maybe the problem will turn back to you immediately…