text: Katz And Other Tales: LIM: Why Malay Black Magic Won't Work For White Folks
  Posted by Ellen Whyte at 4:16 PM
  LOL! Heard a lot about this but have never seen one at work. Wish I could.
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  Bomfim week
  LOL!!!! Cooking IS magic!!! :-) Take care
  LOL!!! I must be one of the few then, for I firmly believe all bomohs in all religions (not just Muslim) are fraudsters.
  That keeping the rain away could sure come in handy in parts of the U.S.!!!
  rumpty-tumpty? LMFAO!
  LOL! How about the ones where the bomoh says he needs all 3 teenage daughters to stay a week with him for some "cleansing" (read : rumpty tumpty) so the parents luck will change?
  But if you find out the right type of chilli to use, do let me know. :p
  What a way to get some rumpty-tumpty! Sounds pretty crazy to me!
  Ok... But where are, we wants to know how to make some rain happen! Not too much though. But just at least a bit would be soooooo nice. Mumsy says you remind her of friends she has from when she lived in New Orleans :-)
  We sure are glad we got to meet you! And hey, we're tellin our Mumsy we want to be carried down the stairs too! He-he! :-)
  Would like the recipe when you manage to find it. Love chilli!! :)
  What a way to get freebie rumpty-tumpty! Fraud.
  My day has started with a smile :-). I hope you have a wonderful weekend. Blessings...Mary
  bomoh are part of our culture, and they are different according to ethnic too. I don't believe in them especi
  On another note you should see the movie "Sini Ada Hantu" which describes the types of ghosts in Malaysia.
  LOL @ Rumpty Tumpty!
  I saw my parents' qigong sifu do the chili thing. He used dried red chilis (yes, the kind you use in kung pao chicken) and joss sticks. The sky was overcast but it didn't rain.
  LOL, cooking well is magic and magic needs recipes called spells.
  hahaha! haven't heard about the chilli one, but for weddings the most common one to keep the rain away is to throw/launch a piece of clothing and it should land on the roof. have absolutely NO IDEA how this would work.
  Chillies? We had a very light shower at my wedding two years ago, and that's actually considered good luck. I never heard of this ritual before... I guess nobody bothers here in Kelantan because it absolutely POURS at all weddings at the end of the year!