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MP complains Malaysians getting high on Indian food.

COMMENT I couldn't help but have a slight giggle when I saw this title and news item on the BBC. I live in Malaysia, and indeed it is very common to see a lot of people having a chat, laughing and enjoying their time till early hours of the morning - I never thought this was the reason why! Hehe.. Well, long live to Kas Kas! So next time you order your food, make sure its something that is lacable! ;) Hehe.... Bon Apetite! LINK BBC NEWS | Asia-Pacific | Malaysia 'addicted' to herb food

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