Hey EB
 
Just wanna drop by to let you know that I'm still hanging around reading your articles and seeing if you've posted new ones.
 
Thanks for the article on Prophet Muhammad (saw) and the gentle reminder of Ramadhan is coming round the corner. Definitely gotta work on getting the ibadah momentum going cos gotta admit, it's slightly slacking due to work etc while not forgetting the basics of course.
 
Anyways, keep the articles coming and I'll check out the site for them. Take care!
 
Dee

hey EB,

it's ok for you to ask what you want from the barber.you paid them for what u want to get and not they give you an "anyhow" haircut. Even if u are the kind of person that like to say "pendek aje la" it's always safe to bring a picture of the desired hairstyle. For me as a hairstylist i usually ask my clients what they want and if they are not sure i always have pictures and suggestion for them.I let them pick the hairstyle they really like and add some adjustment to it. =D have fun.

Aysh.

Hello Evil Bunny!

I had a great good laugh after reading your post and thank you so very very very much because your posts never fail to tickle me sillybillywilly and what more, now the O Level prelims are just around the blind corner,
"You Can't Win" really made me relax and unwind.

I'm a girl myself and I couldnt help but agree to what you have discussed. The gender issue and the idiosyncrasies that come with it never fails to make people start talking. While the men may go " Why are women so hard to understand?", the women may go "Don't men know that there are more things to life than *insert the dirty despicable things that dominate the male mind*"

Yes,a woman may want to buy "A GAP SHIRT" but end up buying a GAP shirt, a miniskirt and the whole wardrobe to match the miniskirt and GAP shirt. But I, I prefer shopping for books books and more books!I can stay all day long in any bookstore and browse and splurge! (Splurging is an attribute of a normal female,I confirm this) So, alright, I'm a bookworm. If I follow my girlfriends out, we will meet ,say, 12pm and wont be back until around 6pm. These shopping trips are EXHAUSTING, I only go if I have to but I prefer to stay home and read books.

I really really understand the men that are dragged by the collar by their girlfriends from one fitting room to the other and from one mall to another. I mean, your legs can just dislocate from its sockets and so will your arms and yes, as will your neck.

Can you believe having to wait incredibly long for your girlfriend to try on that dress and look in the mirror and turn to you and say "How do I look?" and you'll mouth a reluctant I-want-to-go-home-already "Great!" with mock enthusiasm. The boredom!

And yes, the argument part. I've never been in an argument with a boy before so I don't know how I would react.I hope I don't react like the women you've described. I would hate to see myself snapping hurtful comments to anyone-guy or girl.But my girlfriends and I never had a Pizza Hut argument before. "Today, eat at McDonalds? KFC? Toss a coin.KFC!" The coin has spoken and we really do that!

Could you please make a "You Cant Lose-For Ladies" article if you have time to spare? I would like to see you take on the female side. Knowing you, you'll make it as powerful as the TEH O POK POK KATAI.

PS: I'm really excited for Ramadhan!

Thank you EVIL BUNNY FOR TAKING THE TIME TO READ!