Yellow is dangerous. It is associated with many things, some savoury, others not quite so.
There is the yellow consequent to your being bitten by naughty female mosquitoes.
There is the yellow when you are smitten by the mad and inexplicable love for Asian women (especially for Chinese or East-Asian ones)
There is the yellow culture which you don't want to talk about to your children.
There is the yellow of emperors and their mad cow wannabes who would forbid you to dare wear yellow.
Then there are the yellow balloons that scare the shit out of those in power in Bolehland. Particularly if they also carry words like 'justice,''democracy' and 'free media'
These last won't be allowed to float about freely, surely not in the hallowed presence of the Bolehland Pm.
For such corrupt and denigrate, don't they?
Haha.....They don't call the Land of Endless Possibilities 'Bolehland' for nothing.
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