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Old 30th August 2005, 02:38 PM   #1
purwacarita
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Default cultures moderation tips for keris lovers

Background story, ...I must start with actual problem that might catch you a victim also.

Once upon a time there was a keris (mahar)ed at Rp.10mil, a guy came with a paranormal who will test the isoteric aspect of the blade. The paranormal then advised to the guy that it was a keris of strong isoteric properties and so... It was dealed and money was given WITH a warranty of whole refund if the keris was to be returned without damage.

After a few time, the guy brought the keris to local priest for cleansing, and the priest said that the keris was a new one and did not have any isoteric properties. The guy seemed to believe the priest more than the paranormal.

Well, the keris was not cleansed and the guy would like to return the keris for refund. The paranormal disagreed as it was handed over under term 'mahar', the dealer received the keris and promised refund at the time he SOLD the keris to other people because he lacked of money at that time. The guy believed the dealer and the keris was once again in the hand of the dealer.

And as time goes by, the dealer never again show up, changed his mobile phone number. The guy lost both his money and keris, ...and the paranormal said that it was his karma for selling (mahar)ed keris.

Damn.
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