R FOR RUMAH, A FOR AYAM, ETC

From My InBox:

This is a true story (but don't ask for verification):

A taxpayer called up the LHDN (Inland Revenue Board) in Terengganu, and

asked for Form B. The LHDN clerk who answered the call asked for the

address to send the form to. The conversation goes:

LHDN CLERK : 'Boleh bagi alamat encik?' (Can you give me your address?)

TAXPAYER : 'Hantar ke Ranhill Worley.' (Send to Ranhill Worley)

LHDN CLERK : 'Ranhill... eja macam mana?' (err... How to spell
Ranhill?)

TAXPAYER : 'R.. for Rumah... A for Ayam (Chicken).. N for
Nangka (Jackfruit)...
H for Holland (country) ... I for itik
(Duck)... L for lain- lain(Others)....'

LHDN CLERK : 'Ok.. nanti kami hantar ke alamat tu' (OK, we will
send to that address..)

After waiting for a week, the form arrived - have a look at the
address on the envelope!!! (attached).

Have a superr-duper day.