we have the worst ghosts ever! Thursday, May 15, 2008 |
The Americans, they got their poltergeist, pennywise, creepy twin from The Shining and of course, Damien, that little shit from The Omen. So I thought, hmmm, what kind of ghosts do we have back in Malaysia? A quick Google later, I am presented with what some people might say “things you should not make public”
What the hell???? Who in their right mind invented these supposedly ghosts in the first place???? I mean, take a look at this!
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Hantu Kopek - ghost in woman apparition said like to hide children within her big bosoms, especially during dusk. – What!? Why!? Don’t get me wrong. I like women with big bosoms but this is almost disturbing in an erotic kinda way.
Hantu Demon - an evil spirit or demon. There are many different types. – Now this guy is special. He is the only Malay ghost that I know with an English name. Very progressive and modern.
Hantu Raya - ghost that gives money on Hari Raya. It is also a ghost that robs during Hari Raya to endow its master with wealth. In other cases, Hantu Raya is associated with ghosts that haunt highways (as in Hantu Jalan Raya). – Wait, he robs AND gives money AND haunt highways? Kinda like Robin Hood, only weirder.
Jelangkung - closet ghost. – This one is pretty self explanatory, he’s gay. Should've been "closeted ghost"
Orang Minyak - "Oily Man". Rapist who believes in mystical properties of forced sex. – Ugh, pervert! And he also likes to sodomize men!
Hantu Jepun - World War II Japanese ghosts. They wear WWII army attire and carry samurai swords. Most are headless. – The Japanese got Sadako and Toshio, and they left us with this headless freak. Nice….
Hantu Khairi - usually sucks money and steals money from village people. – Now this is one scary ghost!
We need some new ghost y’all. This is sad beyond reasonable doubt. Can you imagine talking about Malaysian ghosts with someone and you have say things like “Oh yeah, we have ghost that like to put kids in her tits”
source: Wikipedia
