"Wubak" literally means "have meat" in Hokkien, however, in local slang, we normally used it when we came along with opportunity seize.
"Bobak" literally means "no meat", which have opposite meaning as "wubak". Similarly, we used it when in the situation that we found no opportunity.
Eg: This deal "bo bak" la! (Means: There are no profit in this deal."
Hokkien dialect is one of the frequently used language among Malaysian
We came up with this name randomly while we were having brunch in Old Town.
Basically, "Wubak-Bobak" will blog about "GAMING", current issue, politics, and economy. Don't get us wrong, there are all for "entertainment" purpose, and of course, some deep thought.
BTW, the author is a technology entrepreneur.
ps: You will know what the "gaming" here mean. Wink*
This just a testing !
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