Five Types Of People That You Meet During A 'Hari Raya' Celebration

1. Kids whose eyes are shining for money.

You can see how happy they are while playing around together with their friends and cousins. They will smile innocently, and then laugh as hardly as possible, and maybe cry a bit because someone has spoiled their dazzling 'Hari Raya costumes' with 'sambal kacang' and 'rendang', but never mind, they will continue having fun nonetheless. But try to forget about giving them 'Hari Raya' money, and you will see how dark their eyes will be and how fierce they can be. Trust me, this is the type of people you do not want to mess with during 'Hari Raya'. Money means everything.

2. Girls who see every angle of the house as a place to pose.

Diva-like dresses, with detailed make-ups and flame-throwing perfumes, these girls will march from house to house with confidence and extreme self-esteem. They will lovely greet the elders, sensually smile at the others, and not to forget, shake hands with 7.1-megapixel cameras. Just name it; the blank walls, the decorated mini park, the tight corner of a kitchen, the narrow space behind the doors, every single place will be good enough for them to say, "What is my favourite food? Cheeeeese!". Captured.

3. Boys who move their eyes up and down and left and right searching for beauties.

They may be simple, and only focus on going through the day, and don't really care about money and food. But beware, for they will not rest until their eyes have found their nest. Oh believe me, what will a young man do when he is gathered in a place full of people from near and far, with their pubescent daughters cat-walking and smiling and waving at almost everybody? Snipe. Find the mark, take your time, and hit the mark. Bang! Heart shot.

4. Neighbours who reach orgasm by the blinding lights hanging on their rooftop.

They will ask for forgiveness for any wrongdoing that they might have done, and they will compliment whatever you are wearing or having. Shake hands, say a few nice things about you and your family, even your cats. Yes, you can trust them. They really mean it. But wait, wait for the next move. "Do drop by at my house, okay? I just bought a new set of home theatre. Oh by the way, did you see those lights? They are new too!" Splendid. Exactly what you want to hear. No.

5. Cops who hate arguing with people but love doing it anyway.

With people going in and out, traveling from one place to another in big cars with hundreds of people inside, not enough seat belts, or not enough speed, this surely sounds a good fortune for them. Be cautious people, it is during this time that these white horses are suddenly becoming invisible and will only appear when somebody breaks the law, or dies trying. They will say, "I'm sorry, I have to, I hate doing this, I don't have a choice..." while their hand is writing the most beloved ticket, if you're insane.

p/s: These types of people are only the minority of our society. Do not take this seriously. Do not hate your neighbours. Do not throw your kids away. Happy 'Hari Raya Aidilfitri 2009'.

11 comments:

Sofia Nin September 24, 2009 at 2:54 AM  

eh met idulfitri juga.

hahahaha. btw. which category are u from??

im eager to know

:)

Igniz September 24, 2009 at 4:17 AM  

sofia: err..if i have to be in a category..that would be number 3:P

Nadia September 24, 2009 at 11:48 AM  

haha. no 2 tuh mcm betol. all girls kot mcm tuh. :p

Igniz September 24, 2009 at 7:32 PM  

nadia: hehe. they are the most excited people during hari raya:)

phytohystrix September 26, 2009 at 2:01 AM  

Slm,

U're right,try forgetting about duit raya for the kids and...they'll simply turn away! Oh my,no money no talk,I guess? Even choc cookies can't be better for them,when it comes to this 'seasonal business'.. :D

Igniz September 26, 2009 at 11:11 AM  

phyto: yeah! cookies, sweets or whatever else other than money will not be accepted! :P

anak pak man September 26, 2009 at 10:08 PM  

How bout the "I don't know these people and I wanna go home" type?
The kids (usually) who are dragged to their parents' friend's house by their parents and are forced to stay there for 2 hours while their elders chat, and the only thing they could do all the while is sit there and look bored coz the host's kids & friends are hogging the TV..

Igniz September 26, 2009 at 11:09 PM  

anaka pak man: that would be the sixth, and that counts me in too. haha.

aiMo0o September 28, 2009 at 8:28 PM  

hak3!!

eyt, u tink girls x tgk d boys ke during raya?
time tu la nak husband hunting,,, hik3

Igniz September 28, 2009 at 8:35 PM  

aimooo: gatal:P

Igniz September 28, 2009 at 8:35 PM  

aimooo: gatal:P

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