My favourite colour is very nice

Far East Plaza Chicken Rice

This is an exer­cise in self-awareness. I still have the habit of not answer­ing ques­tions prop­erly. No, let me clar­ify that. I still have the knack of not answer­ing ques­tions — by giv­ing an incon­gru­ent answer.

E.g.

Q: What’s your favourite colour?

A: My favourite colour is very nice.

Q: Does it taste like tomato?

A: It feels like tomato.

Q: Are you hungry?

A: I feel like chicken rice.

Any­one whose ever borne the brunt of such answers, please, accept my sin­cere apolo­gies on behalf of answer­ers of a sim­i­lar ilk. My wife sym­pa­thises with you too, because I unan­swer ques­tions like this sev­eral times a day.

Q: What time is it?

A: Not hun­gry yet.

I’m told some wars were started because of this.

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  • a ten­dency for some peo­ple to not answer ques­tions. Exam­ples of this phe­nom­e­non are as fol­lows (quoted from Mr Miyagi’s web­site): Q: What’s your favourite colour? A: My favourite colour is very nice. Q: Are you hun­gry? A: I feel like chicken rice.

  • Laughs, wel­come to the irrel­e­vant club!

  • did your mum spank your bot­tom? or..

  • cheryl wrote:

    it’s what my boyfriend does!
    i have to ask the same ques­tion sev­eral times or ask a dif­fer­ent ques­tion that means the same thing =_=”“
    it’s irk­some!
    how does naomi cope with it? i need to learn!

  • bf: where do you wanna go for lunch?
    me: today very hot.

  • Aha­ha­ha­ha­haha!!!!

  • my bf does this too! i dont under­stand why men cant just answer the damn ques­tion! lol

  • Actu­ally, some of the ques­tions aren’t wrong.

    Q: Are you hungry?

    A: I feel like chicken rice.

    Which means yes, you are hun­gry and you want to eat chicken rice. Haha.

  • yvonne wrote:

    lit­er­ally LOLed.. heh

  • U are too forward-thinking, macam answer the soon-to-be-the-next-question liao.

  • This is Sin­ga­porean at its best!!!! I’m an Aussie but I live here and this way of answer­ing ques­tions dri­ves me batty!!! Thank you.

    *off to show my hubby this — he’s Sin­ga­porean and does this as well*

  • […] never be able to go back to how it used to be but at least it will get bet­ter. Yeah. Was read­ing Mr Miyagi when it dawned upon me that that’s the case that might have started it in the first place. […]

  • and guys won­der why we don’t under­stand them! hahaha!

    but!!! oooooh chicken rice!!! i’d been away from sin­ga­pore for pretty long and all i craved was chicken rice. in fact, i don’t even need the chicken. i just need the rice and the black sauce, gin­ger and chilli and i’m a happy bird. when i finally ate a plate of chicken rice last week i was estatic!

  • mr miyagi i think you are really charming.

    :-)

  • haslina wrote:

    oooh boy. my fiance must learn from u then:

    me: so u wan to eat din­ner at home or out­side ?
    him: ok
    me: …

  • Eh most men do that le. LOL

    I always ask my dad over the phone…

    Pa Where Are you ah?“
    “Here.”

  • […] miyagi is a blog­ger I find to be quite cute and charm­ing. i think i can relate to him on this post very well. […]

  • Wah, Mr Miyagi — appar­ently you are cute and charming…

    I like your blog, but this is a really “cute and charm­ing” comment.

    Well done!

  • Haha.. Some­times, I’m guilty of not answer­ing ques­tions prop­erly. I guess it’s because I exist in my own realm for that moment. Where all I’m lis­ten­ing to and drown­ing in, is my own voice. Heex. Nice post, Mr. Miyaji. :)

    Cheers,
    Patricia

  • […] There was this say­ing that guys can­not answer ques­tions prop­erly. It’s true I tell you and I’m of those bloody idiots then can answer stu­pid answers. […]

  • hmmm, not hun­gry yet. could mean it’s either before break­fast, lunch or din­ner. Check your shadow.

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