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I want to narrate a small incident here:
Once, when I was 16 yrs actually, my dad and mom planned to go outside for the weekend. I was really excited about that because in a traditional family like mine, there isn't much of something called fun and enjoyment. So, It fired me with a lot of enthusiasm.Indeed, I started putting up plans for that, which I don't even do for my exams XD
The greatest and stupidest thing of that was, I thought it was a surprise for my birthday from them. I just thought that realized the greatness of such parents XD
But you know, what really happened was..
Don't expect great, nothing happened so... I was taken with them to...
Where?!
Really want to know? It's what I called hell, nothing but an old fashioned Musical show. Oh god! I still cannot forget that moment when our family was one among just 10 people or even less than for the show.
Then again if at all they come up with an idea of going out for my birthday, luckily I now know how to save my life!!
THE END! XD
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Hope you like it dear friends!
There was a young man named Ahmed who bought a donkey from old farmer Farouk for $100.00. The farmer agreed to deliver the donkey the next day. When Farouk drove up the next day he says, 'I am sorry but I have some bad news - the donkey is on my truck but he be dead.'
Ahmed replies, 'Well then, just give me my money back.'
'Can't do that,' burrs the farmer, 'I went out and spent it already.'
Ahmed sighs, 'OK just unload the donkey anyway.'
Farouk then asks, 'What are you gonna do with a dead donkey an' that?' I'll raffle him off,' laughs Ahmed.
The farmer exclaimed, 'Aargh, you can't raffle off a dead donkey.'
But Ahmed with a big smile on his face tells Farouk, 'Sure I can. Watch.
Just don't tell anyone the donkey is dead.'
A month later the farmer Farouk met up with Ahmed and asks,
'Whatever happened to that dead donkey?'
Ahmed answers, 'I raffled him off. I sold 500 tickets at $2.00 each and made a huge profit.'
Totally amazed the farmer Farouk enquires, 'Didn't anyone complain that you had stolen their money because you lied about the donkey being dead?'
'The only one who found out about the donkey being dead was the raffle winner,' chuckled Ahmed, 'so when he came to claim his prize I gave him his $2.00 back plus $200.00 extra, which is double the going value of a dead donkey, so he thought I was a great fellow.