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Just Because I’m Asian
Just because i’m Asian, doesn’t mean i’m bad at basketball.
Just because i’m Asian, doesn’t mean I eat rice.
Just because i’m Asian, doesn’t mean i’m small.
Just because i’m Asian you think you know me
You Don’t.

By: Aaron Mah

Basketball

Start with 1 fryed court
Mix in 10 sauted players
Blend in 5 bouncy basketballs
Add a ounce of hoops
Throw in a bunch of fans
Bake for 10 hours or until burnt
Serve it to Luigi
With a side of happiness

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