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CONTOH SURAT TIDAK RASMI

BALASAN SURAT X RASMI DARI ISTERI LAK....

Kelmarin tu surat rasmi untuk si isteri...ni sbb si isteri marah punya pasal...dia hantar surat tak rasmi je pada si suami....


Kepada Suami Tersayang...

Ayang...bukannya x nak bagi ayang menikah lagi satu... tapi kalau ayang berani ayang cuba la...bawak la borang kuning dari pejabat agama tu kalau betul ayang nak menikah lagi satu.

Ayang... sapa la makhluk kat dunia ni yang x nakkan payung emas tu... smua orang nak... tapi tu orang lain... jangan samakan i ngan orang lain ye yang...sebab statistik bagi yang menikah lebih dari satu yang ade pun tak menunjukkan graf yang memberangsangkan... ramai yang huru hara daripada yang aman damai...

Ayang...cam ni la... kalau nak rasa kene potong kecik2... diricih halus2... ayang cuba la... ayang bayangkan la... i potong/ricih ayang halus2...dari kaki sampai ke kepala...tentu sakit kan...

Ayang... i sayangkan ayang... jangan buat hal la ye... ini bukannya ugutan tau...ini cuma last warning yang terakhir je...

INGAT...KALAU BERANI CUBA LA....HEHEHE

Ikhlas daripada isterimu tersayang...

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(PN DOT DOT DOT)


p/s: Hehehe...sure ini lah jawapannya kalau surat kelmarin tu dihantar ke isteri....hehehe

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