i was having my lunch in a cafe',where i settled to my daily items which happened to be '4 roshi, musanma riha
and lhakoh bisgandu'
and there came these two men who seemed very confident and all.
i was not surprised when they ordered for a coffee.
but which surprised me was the time which took them to empty their cups.
EXACTLY FOUR MINUTES and they were done.
yeah, i know. that's none of my business.
but i believe i have the right to wonder of and be surprised about what others do and say.
none can take that right away from me.
even if it be some people who disapprove of me because i refuse to live their way.
can we regard it as a new technique to have coffee or regard the technique out-dated?
6 comments:
February 26, 2009 at 2:11 AM
what other ppls think and what they are doing is not ur bussiness...
i wonder what is the use of this one?? and what you gonna say here??
February 26, 2009 at 5:38 AM
Iv gt one Q' ... wats this musanmaa riha ??
February 26, 2009 at 11:16 AM
@solaano
u shud read that article once again.. seems you gotta do some more catching up there...
@ephemirangel
um.. i myself have been thinking the same.. the meat piece it got has a toothpick attached to it... no one seems to know abt how it is made and why it is called musanma.. could it be that the name of that fish is musanmaa..???
February 26, 2009 at 11:58 AM
4 min in coffee eh??!! sali igey kalo. thi vaanee ahh style eh ge feshuma. maves dhen coffeh eh bo dhuvahun balanan eya vureh avaha boveytho. kihineh vaane 2 mins in??? :D
February 26, 2009 at 12:20 PM
aaa obi vane.. record akah vedhane.. ekm faharegga ige...
March 2, 2009 at 6:28 PM
im a bit confused as to whether ur trying to imply he finished it too early or too late. im sorry but i dont see any problem with either. if 4 mins is too late it jes means he was having a conversation with his friend. and if its too soon maybe he jes wanted a coffee and wasnt planning on the conversation. *shrug* and ive actually been in both situations myself
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