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Wai Gongdho??? Gachi mo wai!!!

Elder sibling of mine was nicknamed 'Gondho' by his friends. Back then in 2008, I too was named as him. We were teased as Chinese and Japanese gondhos.
Those were gone days but our nick names remained as our identity even now.
Our old mates remember and call us by that name still.

At times I wonder whether my structure resembles that of egg or else I am extremely white as it. Quite hilarious to think about but I only take it as a fun. I don't mind.

Perhaps I thought it would only be my identity for a short while..  Yet amazingly it somehow became my official title when few of my old mates popularized the name at college as well. In the course of three years, people mostly regarded me by the name. Few only know me by that name, they don't know my real one..

Some of my friends call me as Anda, few regard me as Gotham and some says Egg.
In fact I don't mind..
And I am waiting to renew my CID and would love to change my name as well.. KinzaGondhoNamgay... haha
just joking..



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