marriage

okay.

according to chung ginn, 2009, kompia is a type of food when somewhere sometime last war times, villagers hanged them on their necks and eat them whenever they were hungry.

convenient hor?

okay anyway thats not my point. i was part of a cool camping trip, and we happen to pass sitiawan on our way back and ginn proposed us to meet some kompia bachelors:

okay, let me introduce to you:

bachelor #1:

hes the great grand daddy of all kompias, a true person who is sweet and soft at the same time. everyone wants to marry this old chap. cheap and filling. only 70 cents.

bachelor #2:

hes a farmer in nature. this multi onion-aire fills himself with generous onions, baked hard and crispy. he likes honey massages and that makes him all more delicious. but beware, instant darlie mints compulsory after consumption. for what is worth, hes only 1 ringgit.  

bachelor #3:

he is not so illegal in malaysia. he spreads things airborne and he runs around in farms. splashed with red sauce, hes considered a delicacy among the fairs. behold, the charsiew kompia. as illegal as he may be, hes only sold for 1 ringgit as well.

great camp. greater friends. greatest moments. :D thank you all.

so which kompia do you want to marry?  

references:
1. Ginn C, 2009, a camping trip to Pangkor, Monkey Pee publication, Pg 0.1, 0.5 edition.

2. Teik H, 2009, a camping trip, <http://alexlee.youthchapter.com/?p=64> 

3. Gabriel H, 2009, he deliberately corrected me, from Kompia to Pompia, Same only la hor? as long as its sedap publication.