US EditionBhabi Confusion-itis hits SFU Surrey campus by storm
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Bhabi Confusion-itis hits SFU Surrey campus by storm
By: Mason Mattu, News Writer At least 300 SFU students have been diagnosed and hospitalized with “Bhabi Confusion-itis” following a significant surge in the popularity of the Punjabi card game at the SFU Surrey campus. Bhabi Confusion-itis is a communicable virus whose primary symptom is “being so confused while playing Bhabi that you start behaving erratically and falsely claiming victory.” The goal of Bhabi is to get rid of all your cards and …
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