Any idea what “Menjubor” means?

Over­heard from a mur­tadd:

HerMean­ing Nora Madasamy, aka “Nurul­hu­da bin­ti Moham­mad”, whom I exposed in anoth­er blog. per­son­al stalk­erI would hard­ly call col­lat­ing per­son­al infor­ma­tion that she her­self exposed online to be “stalk­ing”. It is more of a tes­ta­ment to my skills of hav­ing the abil­i­ty to dis­cern and sift through mate­r­i­al, as much as it is a tes­ti­mo­ny of her tech­ni­cal­ly-chal­lenged defi­cien­cy. is non [SIC] oth­er than the infa­mous apos­tate hunter, Mohd Elfie Nieshaem Juferi bet­ter known as MENJ (he thinks it sounds cool though its actu­al­ly part of a word, MENJUBOR… but I’ll leave you to find out on your own what that means.

Inter­est­ing claim here: “he thinks it sounds cool though it’s actu­al­ly part of a word.…” With­out hav­ing to go into the obvi­ousI would­n’t have used it if it does­n’t sound “cool”, bodoh., is it real­ly “part of a word” as the mur­tadd is claim­ing? That would real­ly depend on whether you are look­ing for a “short answer” or a long one.

Short answer:

No, it is not part of a word.Some have accused me of “edit­ing” these online acronym dic­tio­nar­ies to insert my own def­i­n­i­tion. I assure these skep­tics that I had noth­ing to do with adding these entries. It’s an acronym.

Long answer:

It is very inter­est­ing to note how these mur­tadds often resort to name-call­ing when­ev­er the oppor­tu­ni­ty aris­es. I sup­pose they think that it is fun­ny to make a “pun” on my ini­tials, “MENJ”…which, by the way, almost every­one (except AMS) knows what it means, and what I have been using even before the rise of their Islam­o­pho­bic groupie on Face­book. The acronym cer­tain­ly has no con­nec­tion at all to the expo­sures I am cur­rent­ly mak­ing against them. Not to men­tion that my intials have some­how made its way into an online acronym dic­tio­nary, so there isn’t real­ly an excuse for any­one to make snide remarks about my initials.

So how do you respond intel­lec­tu­al­ly to such a sil­ly polemic? Sim­ple. All one has to do is to go to Dewan Bahasa and Pus­taka’s online dic­tio­nary and dis­cov­er that their made-up word “men­ju­bor” does not exist in the Malay lan­guage lexicon.

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Not so “smart” now when one realis­es that a non-exis­tent word was coined just to insult my ini­tials, eh? I think it is more of a reflec­tion on how stu­pid they are when it comes to lan­guage. They don’t even have a prop­er word in the Malay lan­guage to use for a pun, so they have to pull one out from their arse. 

More than any­thing else, their inher­ent infat­u­a­tion with sex and arse is prob­a­bly the rea­son why they could­n’t use exist­ing words for a pun. Try bet­ter next time, mur­tadds!

Last Updat­ed on Sep­tem­ber 28, 2022 by menj