Monday, May 22, 2006

Malaysian going BONKERS!!!!

a little report i read this morning in http://www.thestar.com.my


Mental disorders afflict 21% of Malaysians


KUALA LUMPUR: Twenty-one per cent of Malaysians have mental disorders as a result of the pressures of life, and the figure is rising.
According to clinical psychologist Mahadir Mohamad, based on a survey from 1995 to 2000, depression topped the list, followed by psychosis, and drug and alcohol-related mental disorders.


“Based on year 2000 statistics by the Public Health Institute (Disease Burden Department), 108,324 people suffered depression.

“Those between the ages of 30 and 59 were most affected by this disease, and the figure is rising by the year,” he said at a forum on recognising mental health and illness organised by KL Clinical Psychology Counselling Centre here yesterday.

He said anxiety was also a form of mental disorder, with 33,714 people diagnosed with it.
Mahadir, who works for the Health Ministry, said 24,647 people were diagnosed with psychosis. Alcohol and drug-related mental disorders accounted for 21,441 and 27,522 people respectively.


“One of the main reasons for mental disorder is the pressures caused by life, love and marital problems.

“Many are not aware that they are suffering from such a disease because they refuse to spend money to get professional help,” he said.





and we all knew about this all along.

Last week when i was playing badminton, saw this guy smashing his 200+ bucks racquet to the floor, just because he lost the game. and they were not even betting!! (well, at least, i assume they are not, because they were Muslims)

Sunday, May 07, 2006

if it matters.

If it matters to you,
i will say i love you a hundred thousand times.

If it matters to you,
i will stay by you, to stop your tears.

If it matters to you,
i will fight for you and protect you forever.

If it matters to you,
i will sing for you whenever you want to hear my voice.

If it matters to you,
i will not sleep, if you want to stay up late.

It if matters to you,
i will show you my heart, to see what's is it like, inside...

If it matters to you,
i will find a million reasons to tell you why i love you..

If it matters to you,
i will make a thousand promises and make sure i keep it

If it matters to you,
i will usher you to your dreams, so that we can meet and play...

If it matters to you,
i will walk with you at the beach everyday, to accompany you..

If it matters to you,
i will give you priceless gifts, not pricy gifts... (hehe)



for all that matters, to you.. i know i can never live without you.
because for all that matters to me, is you....

Sunday, April 23, 2006

Look who's talking now.....?

My sunday morning started out as usual, waking up to the sound of "Eagles - Hotel California".. beautiful. Went downstair for breakfast after washing up. Wondering what is there for me to do today? Maybe i might head to Starbucks again, to pick up some reading.

Before i leave my place, i was manage to chat up with my 81-year-old grandma. To my astonishment, below is our conversation....

Grandma (G) - "did you see the news?"
Pink (P) - "not really, why? what's on tv?"

G: now ah, the "zheng hu" (government) wanna catch ppl who kiss and hug (you can imagine the hand gesture that she was making)..

P: Ah ma ah... that's old news liao lo...

G: ah? "si meh?" (is it?) but how come like that one? ppl wanna hug and kiss also cannot...

P: -_-''' Ah ma ah... they all think ah, what they cannot do, we also cannot do in public...

G: "Ki Siau" (crazy) ah!! "ang mo lang" (westerners) all ma kena tangkap lo...

P: hiyo, ah ma ah... i think all ang mo lang dunwan to come to malaysia liao la...

G: hiyo... now the society more conservative compare to last time. last time alcohol you can get in pasar, now wanna get a beer also like have to smuggle thru kastam.

P: yeah lo, like last time you have party every weekend at your house.. so nice...

G: eh, Ah Ping ah, you wanna learn Tango or not, ah ma teach you... (hehe)

P: wait la, i got time first...

G: Hai... come to think of it, the new ah tau (head/lead/minister) also no use one... coming out will all the stupid rules. See him lembik lembik like that... stand also cannot stand...

(and then she went on commenting about more stuff while i unlock the door for me to go out)





As you can see from the conversation above.. Even my 81-years-old grandma also understand what is it like, to be in a free society. Although we claim that we are in the new age, but most of us still have the mindset of the stoneage.

We cannot continue to give up our rights, just because they think it's not right.

My advice to you, my dear government : " The more rules you have, the more rule breakers you will have" It's common sense... and i desprately hope that you can at least have some of those...

Friday, April 21, 2006

Malaysia?

Before you think, you can take away our basic human rights, I wanna do a shout-out to our real rights in life.

We cry for clean water, basic need for all human beings.

We cry for law to protect us, not to trouble us.

We cry for protection from the government, not extortion from petrol price hike or chicken breast price control.

We cry for perfect harmony among races, not the discrimination among races.

We cry for better service from the civil departments, not longer or extra tea break time.

We cry for better public transport system, not some run down 50 year old bus station that causes traffic jam.

We cry for freedom of speech, we don’t need Karam Singh to report to us, yesterdays’ fabricated news while putting his hand up.

We cry for basic right for food, not mad bird, cow flu or stupid mouth and foot disease to go with them.

We cry for a normal workable policeman, not those fatty that fit just nice in a run-down Kancil.

We cry for better benefits for sportsman and women. Cos we are fed-up to see the 1992 Thomas cup advertisement over and over and over again.

We cry for better education institution. Cos I don’t see Nobel coming to this side of the world. Oppps, sorry. Somebody from Myanmar already got it.

Malaysia?

Tuesday, April 18, 2006

................

What is this overwhelming feeling? My hands begin to feel numb. My heart begins to weaken. As I begin to close my eyes to end my day, there you are, in front of me.

What is this overwhelming feeling? I can’t feel the space beside me anymore. Is it you? You are around me, right? I know it’s you, I can feel you.

What is this overwhelming feeling? That feeling that always reminds me of your heartbeat. That feeling that urge me to try to reach out, for a person that I think, who is not replaceable.

What is this overwhelming feeling? I know that there’s something I need to do. Things that will put me nearer to your heart. I dare not own it because I don’t want to break it. I just want to be around it, to protect it, and to hold it, until the day I die.

What is this overwhelming feeling? There’s no jealousy, no lust, no envy, no hatred. It’s the pure and innocent joy that we always put together. It’s our laughter, together, to make our jokes complete.

What is this overwhelming feeling? I can’t breathe. I can’t talk, walk nor sit properly. Jumpy but weak leg has made me wonder if I am guilty of a murder. A murder that take away her life. A murder that has also taken away mine.

What is this overwhelming feeling? I can remember all your touches. All your words, and all your kisses. I can remember everything when I am with you. And for eternity, I hope, to keep all the sweet memories, to keep this overwhelming feeling of LOVE.

I may not be with you now. But I have sent over my heart to you. hold it with care, just like the way I am holding yours.



It’s taking over my mind, soul, and it controls my feelings. Never really felt this way before. Her existence has now taken over what I thought I have total control on. We have long held back our feelings and confession comes after a great deal of courage and flaming desire to own one another.

Thursday, April 13, 2006

Cheers!! 80's babies

For your reading pleasure...some might be true.Hope you will all enjoy reading it. This might bring you back the oldmemory especially during those school days.....

Signs that you are a 80s' baby:You grew up watching G-Force, He-man, Transformers, Thundercats,Silver Hawk, Woody Woodpecker, Chipmunks and Mickey Mouse. Not toforget Ninja Turtles, Mask, Smurfs and Voltron too.

Girls watched Japanese cartoon like My Little Pony, "Xiao Tian Tian","Hua Xian Zi" etc.

You grew up brushing your teeth with a mug in primary school afterrecess time.

You squatted by a drain with all your classmates beside you, andbrushed your teeth with a colo urful mug.

Remember the days when the school nurse, comes with a list for the! dentist appointment, the sound of the drilling when your friend has afill in his tooth.

You remember the packets of milk we get in primary school toencourage us to drink more milk. (It is only cost 30 cent per pack)

In secondary school, girls go to the library to borrow theirfavourite romance storybook.

In secondary school, girls altered their school skirt to shorten itand guys will go to the school appointed school uniform tailor shopto tailor make their school trousers to the then fashionable "baggypants"!

During primary school days, the teacher will punish you using a rulerto hit your palm.

A bowl of noodles soup cost only 30cent in primary school days.

When you were in primary school, girls like to go to the bookshop tobuy cute stuff such as animal erasers, various shape sharpeners,colourful notebook etc.

Hankyu Jaya, Yaohan departmental stores used to be a favouritehangout for families dur! ing weekends.In secondary school days, you buy the Bata BM Turbo or Pallas Jazzschool shoes.Some guys like to wear those china made ankle high shoes.Some even like to wear those very thick socks with their schoolshoes.

Internet? E-mail? What the hell is that?So you thought a decade or more ago, your friends don't have pagersor handphones in school.

CDs? What's that? Cassette tapes were the norm. Movie tickets used tocost less than $5 last time.

The goodies from Mama shop used to be Chickerdis, Mamee , Kum Kum,UFO, O-Ya, Ding Dang chocolate balls with toys in the box, colourfulhard "egg","cigerette" bubble gum, KIKI Bubble Gum, pink bottle of bubbles c/w asmall tubes with yellow sticks to blow "more lasting" bubbles thatyou can pop more air in or slam it on.

You never forget 'Ti Kam'.When exams are over, the board games (e.g Monopoly,Donkey, Transportation Comparison Card) & held ! video games will beall over the class room.

Your favourite sound is the bell!For it's the homemade ice cream man. The cream that tops Haagan Dazs!

And the other peddler you love is the old lady who sells juicy MuahChee and thick olden syrup rolled in a balloon the tip of a chopstickstick.

Another bell is the recess bell, a time to get away from school workand to eat.Another time when there is no bell but all guys will anxiously waitfor it...The PJ (Pendidikan Jasmani), PE time (time for football)

Your favourite childhood games were playing "gu li"(marbles), fivestones, five bottle cover, zero-point, catching, "Pepsi-Cola one twothree" and/or "Police & Sentry"!

The best thirst quencher of all times is the yummy colourful icetubes you can buy from provision shops for only 10 cent. To eat them,break the tab and suckwhile holding the freezing tube!

All gals have a girl doll/strawberry shortcake/my little pony/poundpuppy, while all boys have a soldiers figurine (combat) or a rubberband catapultthat shoots folded paper!

Once was the era whereby ice-cream sticks were valueable items, thencame the paper aircrafts, chalk fights.Some boys made their own guns from wood, and used 'Bacali' as thebullets.Some even used matches to shoot and burn kids'lanterns duringMoonCake Festival.

And your favourite holiday was Lunar New Year! New clothes, Ang Pows,shopping, junk food and family outings!Let's see, the majority of students in universities today were bornin 1987 / 88.... They are called "youth".For them, they have never heard of the song "We are the World, we arethe Children..."

And the "Uptown Girl" they know is by 'West Life'but not 'Billy Joel'.For them, there have always been only one Germany and only oneVietnam.

AIDS exists since they were born.

CD exists since they were born.Michael Jackson is already whitened.John Travolta is always round in shape and they can't imagine howthis fat guy could be a god of dance.

They believe that Spiderman and Incredible Hulk are just new films.They can never imagine a black and white screen for a computer.They never know what is Atari or 'Game & Watch'.They can't believe a black and white television ever existed and theydon't even know how to switch on a TV without a remote control.And they never understand how we can go out without a mobile phonewhen we were in university...

Let's check if we're getting old...

1. You understand what was written above and you smile.

2. Most of your secondary school friends are getting married.

3. You are always surprised to see small children playing comfortablywith computer.

4. When you see teenagers with mobile phones, you shake your head.

5. You spend less and less time talking on phone with your friendsdaily.

6. When you meet your old friends from time to time, talking aboutthe good old days, repeating again and again all funny stories youexperienced together.

7. Lastly, having read this, you are thinking of forwarding itto some other old friends. You think they will like it too.....Hahaha!.... Yes! We are getting old too...........Brings back old memories huh?

Cheers to the 80s babies!!!

Tuesday, April 11, 2006

Black or White?



This poem was nominated poem of 2005 for the best poem , written by an African kid.........amazing thought!!!



When I born, I Black,
When I grow up, I Black,
When I go in Sun, I Black,
When I scared, I Black,
When I sick, I Black,
And when I die, I still black..
And you White fella,
When you born, you Pink,
When you grow up, you White,
When you go in Sun, you Red,
When you cold, you Blue,
When you scared, you Yellow,
When you sick, you Green,
And when you die, you Gray..
And you calling me Colored ??

Monday, April 10, 2006

Sunday, March 19, 2006

the case of irony.

Discovery of the day:

Adolf Hitler (yes, the man of all evil), was a choir boy in his local church when was young.

Wednesday, March 01, 2006

Love Quote of the day

While waiting for my 11,236 lines of data to be uploaded, I have decided to help the guys.

today, i would like to publish a line, which you guys need to add in your scrap book. It's for you to get girls no doubt.


"You come to love not by finding the perfect person,
But by seing an imperfect person perfectly"

-thank you Mindy-

Look here gals, i'm not teaching the guys a bad thing actually. We learn lines to make you gals happy. So, technically, i am helping the society to add more human beings. There goes the birth-control....



CHEERS~~!!

Thursday, February 16, 2006

POP QUIZ!!

Question of the day!!!


first, we have kilobyte (KB), then MegaByte(MB).... then some genius invented MP3 and we have to use GigaByte(GB) to store... Then i heard that we have TeraByte....


The question is... what come after that?



answer is at the bottom of this post....












think la.....


























i said think, dun scroll..........

















ok la... let you see la...































Tuesday, February 14, 2006

When I Fall In Love

Love is not as simple as you think now. TV-shows like Smallville often caught my heart, with all the love triangle, hatred, jealousy and bla bla bla.

The question is, how do you define love? Are you being loved?


I would like to dedicate this song, to all my frens out there. Valentineless or not, today is to celebrate the existance of love, not to support rich merchants with their sales.

There's always someone for you out there. Just look harder.




WHEN I FALL IN LOVE
by Frank Sinatra

When I fall in love
It will be forever
Or I'll never fall in love

In a restless world
Like this is
Love is ended before it's begun
And too manyMoonlight kisses
Seem to cool in the warmth of the sun

When I give my heartI give it completely
Or I'll never give my heart

And the moment I can feel that you feel that way too
Is when I fall in love with you






Happy Valentines Day to everyone.

Monday, February 13, 2006

Yet another issue on cencorship...




Another article of my weekend reading.............











Google Under the Gun

For access to China, the Web giant agreed to censor itself. Why the company made a hard bargain




When web surfers from the city of Shenzhen, in southern China, visit a government website, they are greeted by two adorable cartoon figures, a tiny policeman and policewoman with friendly smiles, no noses (for some reason) and huge melting blue anime eyes. These little rascals' names are Jingjing and Chacha (jingcha is Mandarin for police), and they are there to remind Web surfers to behave themselves because the Internet cops are always watching.
Westerners tend to think of the Web the way we think of the moon: it looks the same everywhere, and when you're on it you can pretty much do whatever you want. But seen from China, the Web is very different. Beijing employs a force of 30,000 Internet censors 24/7, blocking access to many sites expressing nonapproved opinions on hot-button issues like Taiwanese independence and the Falun Gong religious sect. When Western Web surfers search for images of "Tiananmen" on Google, they get row upon row of tanks, the indelible afterimage of the tragedy of 1989. Do the same search when you're in China, and you get a snapshot of U.S. Commerce Secretary Carlos M. Gutierrez and his wife posing in Tiananmen Square on a p.r. trip.


The Web giant Google reminded everybody very publicly last week how differently things work in China. Google launched a Chinese version of itself, Google.cn, that is heavily censored to comply with Communist Party regulations. For a company with the unofficial motto "Don't be evil," a company that has picked up the fallen standard of Internet idealism, that was a bit of a shocker. Did the virtuous Google just sell out its honor?

The harder you look at it, the harder it gets to decide. First you have to figure out what exactly Google just did. Google already has a Chinese-language version of Google.com--it has had one since 2000. But the authorities weren't fond of it, so they blocked access to its cached pages, Google's stored copies of websites, which could be used to view otherwise censored material. Using its online filters--the so-called Great Firewall of China--the government also made Google run annoyingly slowly, and sometimes not at all. The new site, Google.cn, is physically based in China and runs speedily and reliably, but its contents are censored by Google to accord with government preferences. (A warning label informs the user of this arrangement.) So basically, China's Web surfers have a choice: they can use slow, relatively uncensored Google.com or speedy, sanitized Google.cn.

Certainly the decision caused some hair tearing at Google headquarters in Mountain View, Calif. "It's never obvious what to do in these situations," Google co-founder Larry Page told TIME. "One of the principles we believe pretty strongly is that having really good access to information for people is a great way of improving the world." But in the end Google chose to dance with the dragon--presumably the cha-cha. "Filtering our search results clearly compromises our mission," the company's official statement says. "Failing to offer Google search at all to a fifth of the world's population, however, does so far more severely."

Sounds like a simple enough trade-off. But once you start picking at the edges, you discover a very tangled Web. First, Google's choice may have a plausible ethical rationale. But it is now a publicly owned company, and the decision also stands to earn it truckloads of yuan. China has 111 million Internet users, a number that grew a plump 18% in 2005. Granted, so far few Chinese have credit cards, but when they do, Google's shareholders are going to be peeved if it doesn't host a chunk of the ads that will woo them. And the owners showed their ire last week, not over censorship, but over the crass fact that Google's profit increased a mere 82% in its last quarter. That's not enough for a $433 stock, which became a $381 stock in the days after the announcement. Google may foster a perception that it is beyond the muck of the marketplace, but Wall Street is rapidly getting wise to the less poetic realities of the situation.

Yet it really isn't just about the money. One of the pervasive myths of the information age is that the Internet is a kind of magic spray that when applied to totalitarian states causes democracy to spontaneously blossom forth. "Westerners saw the Internet as this garage-door opener that you could point at closed regimes and open them," says Tim Wu, a professor at Columbia Law School and co-author of the forthcoming book Who Controls the Internet?
The authorities in Beijing have a more realistic take on the power of the Net. They realize that most people aren't going to use it to rally for democracy; they're going to do what Americans do: gossip about celebrities, check the weather, play games and score porn. So the Internet police mostly leave that stuff alone. Wu says the state of the Chinese Internet is even more ominous than total control: "It feels almost normal, so people don't think about what it is they can't get." If anything, the Web has been a galvanizing force for Chinese nationalism. The anti-Japanese riots that broke out last year over a Japanese textbook that underplayed wartime atrocities in China were largely organized online--with government sanction.


And to Google's credit, there are companies that have made far worse bargains in China and haven't got half the public spanking for it. In December the Chinese government took offense at the contents of a blog hosted by Microsoft's MSN service. Microsoft promptly clamped it shut, noting that the company had to obey the law of the land. Earlier last year Beijing investigated a man who used Yahoo! for his e-mail. Yahoo! promptly handed over his computer's IP address. Yahoo! now has one less customer: the man got 10 years for leaking "state secrets."

Moreover, Google's censored version of itself is hardly foolproof. Information is like a toddler: it goes everywhere and gets into everything, and you can't stop it all the time. Chinese doctors were swapping damning e-mails about SARS long before the government would admit there was a problem. Just fooling around with spelling and capitalization can outfox China's online filters, and there's free software available that can give Jingjing and Chacha the slip; Google's free Web Accelerator Tool does that quite nicely.

By some estimates China has 4 million bloggers--are 30,000 Internet police really going to keep them under wraps? Sooner or later the government is going to lose the fight. Being evil just isn't as easy as it used to be, and whether or not Google's actions are ethical in principle, we should all get over the idea that the future of the People's Republic hangs on a bunch of search results.
Global corporations have always had to balance ethical, cultural and legal considerations with financial ones; asking them to define ethical foreign policy is like looking to professional athletes to develop steroid-test rules. As Page puts it, self-servingly but accurately, "It's pretty hard for companies to act as governments. To some extent that's a good thing for the U.S. State Department to be doing. I'm not sure that's our role."


For Google, getting a foothold in the Chinese market now may well be vital for its survival 20 years hence. So it's not surprising that it would trade that financial confidence for a little ethical dustup. The real risk is that some of that dust will stick to Google's snowy-white brand identity. Google trades on its image as a different kind of company. It became a little clearer last week that there can be only one kind of company: the kind that makes money.


Search on Google.Com

Search on Google.Cn



Seems like people dun care about us surfing porn or online betting anymore. hahaha..

Your Taboo, Not Mine....

What you are going to read maybe offending. But for the sake of freedom of speech and writting (typing, in this case) somebody's going to publish it.











just keep your finger crossed that i will not be killed from this day after...













Here's the article....

Your Taboo, Not Mine

The furor over cartoons of Muhammad reveals the zealot's double standard
Feb. 13, 2006


The iconic image of last week was in the Gaza Strip. It was of a Palestinian gunman astride the local office of the European Union. All the diplomatic staff had fled, tipped off ahead of time. The source of the militant's ire? A series of satirical cartoons originally published in Denmark. Yes, cartoons.


A Danish paper, a while back, had commissioned a set of cartoons depicting the fear that many writers and artists in Europe feel when dealing with the subject of Islam. To Western eyes, the cartoons were not in any way remarkable. In fact, they were rather tame. One showed Muhammad with his turban depicted as a bomb--not exactly a fresh image to describe Islamic terrorism. Another used a simple graphic device: it showed Muhammad surrounded by two women in full Muslim garb, their eyes peering out from an oblong space in their black chadors. And on Muhammad's face there was an oblong too, blacking out his eyes. The point was that Islam has a blind spot when it comes to women's freedom. Crude but powerful: exactly what a political cartoon is supposed to be.


The result was an astonishing uproar in the Muslim world, one of those revealing moments when the gulf between our world and theirs seems unbridgeable. Boycotts of European goods are in force; demonstrators in London held up signs proclaiming EXTERMINATE THOSE WHO MOCK ISLAM and BE PREPARED FOR THE REAL HOLOCAUST; the editor of the French newspaper France-Soir was fired for reprinting the drawings; Afghan President Hamid Karzai condemned the publication; and protesters set fire to the Danish and Norwegian embassies in Damascus. The Egyptian ambassador to Denmark expressed disbelief that the government would not prevent further reprinting. Freedom of the press, the Egyptian explained, "means the whole story will continue and that we are back to square one again. The government of Denmark has to do something to appease the Muslim world."


Excuse me? In fact, the opposite is the case. The Muslim world needs to do something to appease the West. Since Ayatullah Khomeini declared a death sentence against Salman Rushdie for how he depicted Muhammad in his book The Satanic Verses, Islamic radicals have been essentially threatening the free discussion of their religion and politics in the West. Rushdie escaped with his life. But Pim Fortuyn, a Dutch politician who stood up against Muslim immigrant hostility to equality for women and gays, was murdered on the street. Theo van Gogh, a Dutch filmmaker who offended strict Muslims, was killed thereafter. Several other Dutch politicians who have dared to criticize the intolerance of many Muslims live with police protection.


Muslim leaders say the cartoons are not just offensive. They're blasphemy--the mother of all offenses. That's because Islam forbids any visual depiction of the Prophet, even benign ones. Should non-Muslims respect this taboo? I see no reason why. You can respect a religion without honoring its taboos. I eat pork, and I'm not an anti-Semite. As a Catholic, I don't expect atheists to genuflect before an altar. If violating a taboo is necessary to illustrate a political point, then the call is an easy one. Freedom means learning to deal with being offended.


Blasphemy, after all, is commonplace in the West. In America, Christians have become accustomed to artists' offending their religious symbols. They can protest, and cut off public funding--but the right of the individual to say or depict offensive messages or symbols is not really in dispute. Blasphemy, moreover, is common in the Muslim world, and sanctioned by Arab governments. The Arab media run cartoons depicting Jews and the symbols of the Jewish faith with imagery indistinguishable from that used in the Third Reich. But I have yet to see Jews or Israelis threaten the lives of Muslims because of it.


And there is, of course, the other blasphemy. It occurred on Sept. 11, 2001, when fanatics murdered thousands of innocents in the name of Islam. Surely, nothing could be more blasphemous. So where were the Muslim boycotts of Saudi Arabia or Afghanistan after that horrifying event? Since 9/11 mosques have been bombed in Iraq by Islamic terrorists. Where was the rioting condemning attacks on the holiest of shrines? These double standards reveal something quite clear: this call for "sensitivity" is primarily a cover for intolerance of others and intimidation of free people.


Yes, there's no reason to offend people of any faith arbitrarily. We owe all faiths respect. But the Danish cartoons were not arbitrarily offensive. They were designed to reveal Islamic intolerance--and they have now done so, in abundance. The West's principles are clear enough. Tolerance? Yes. Faith? Absolutely. Freedom of speech? Nonnegotiable.
> Visit Andrew Sullivan's blog, the Daily Dish, at
time.com


Whose fault is it? The cartoon? The press? The people? The third world's mindset? History has showed us that every war ends on the round table. Can we all just behave like a civilised human being. Can we all just die with old age, and not because of war? (hahah)























Wednesday, February 08, 2006

Disgrace!!

Saw this in the local paper today..

Moral crusaders turn molesters

BY MARC LOURDES

KUALA LUMPUR: A group of moral crusaders had the tables turned on them when they were arrested by the police for allegedly molesting a woman they had caught for khalwat.
A 21-year-old banquet supervisor and his 17-year-old sales assistant girlfriend, who were at her brother's home in Kg Sungai Penchala, had a shock when the men kicked open the door and stormed into the house.
Brickfields OCPD Asst Comm Mohd Dzuraidi Ibrahim said the men, aged between 24 and 44, beat up the boyfriend when he tried to explain that they had not been doing anything wrong, causing him to suffer injuries to his face, eyes and body.
“They then broke into the bathroom where the girl was taking a shower and allegedly groped and fondled her.
“One of the men also slapped her,” said ACP Mohd Dzuraidi.
The men then dragged the couple to the Brickfields police district headquarters to lodge a police report against them for khalwat.
However, they received a nasty surprise when police arrested them instead after the girl lodged a report against them.





What a disgrace!! I got no further comments. But I am sure you all do.

Monday, February 06, 2006

seen the pictures, sang this song...



心很空天很大云很重我很孤单却赶不走
捧着她的名字她的喜怒哀乐往前走多久了
一个人心中只有一个宝贝久了之后她变成了眼泪
泪一滴在左手凝固成为寂寞往回看有什么

那女孩对我说
说我保护她的梦
说这个世界对她这样的不多
她渐渐忘了我但是她并不晓得遍体鳞伤的我一天也没再爱过

那女孩对我说
说我是一个小偷
偷她的回忆塞进我的脑海中
我不需要自由只想背着她的梦一步步向前走她给的永远不重

一个人心中只有一个宝贝久了之后她变成了眼泪
泪一滴在左手凝固成为寂寞往回看有什么

那女孩对我说
说我保护她的梦
说这个世界对她这样的不多
她渐渐忘了我但是她并不晓得遍体鳞伤的我一天也没再爱过

那女孩对我说
说我是一个小偷
偷她的回忆塞进我的脑海中
我不需要自由只想背着她的梦一步步向前走她给的永远不重

那女孩对我说
保护她的梦说这个世界对她这样的不多
她渐渐忘了我但是她并不晓得遍体鳞伤的我一天也没再爱过

那女孩对我说说我是一个小偷
偷她的回忆塞进我的脑海中
我不需要自由只想背着她的梦一步步向前走她给的永远不重

Friday, February 03, 2006

Funny menus...

Things that we missed while we are stuck here in Malaysia...













Instead of having classy name, wouldn't it be nice to have your customer laughing while ordering their food....?

Saturday, January 14, 2006

Involved or committed?

Which one are you? Are you involved in a relationship, or you are committed to it?


Read about a story once, and I would like to share with you all.


When you see a couple going out, what do you think about them? Are they committed? Maybe they are just involved in the relationship. They like to do something together. They are in love.


Love can be simple when you are merely involved. Doing things together is fun. Movies, dinner, shopping and even clubbing sounds fun.


But when your relationship grows old, there will be a lot of stuff to think about. Some would claim that it’s a bit “ma fan” or tedious. There are so many things for you to think. What do you see in the relationship in another 2 years or 5 years time? You may also starting to count how long have you two been together. But to me, you are just involved in the relationship.

One fine day, when the church-bell sound, when you exchange vow, and your “Tiffany” rings. That’s commitment.

There’s a funny saying. A relationship can be represented by a plate bacons and eggs. In that plate, the chicken is only involved. (Laying an egg is not as hard as you think). But the pig is committed. May your relationship ends with a pig marriage.

Sunday, January 01, 2006

Candid shots..


Candid shots… it’s worth any penny that you may or may not have in your pants. Why say that? Well, it’s simply because, from a candid shot, it can be a terrible one.. no doubt, it will not worth any penny. But when you really have a good one, then maybe, it’s priceless.

Candid shot is all about timing. When is that fella going to smile? or put his/her tongue out? When will she have her most natural smile. When will they show their true-self?

When we are really really happy, that smile is priceless and you cannot even act it up even if somebody pay you to. When you are taking pictures, you only concentrate on… which type of smile will make me look good. What kind of angle will me look for macho or skinny. Which way shall I look to hide my ugly side of my face.

What is worth of a picture? To proof that you were there? To tell everyone that who are you currently with? To show off to your friends that you are wearing designer dress? Is there any picture in this world that signifies, how you really feel that time? Posing for a picture is actually the same as posing infront of a mirror. with your killer look and a flatter stomach. But how long can you keep on hiding it? (your stomach, I mean)

Candid moment is all around us. It’s on our face.(sometimes on our belly too) It’s on the face of your family and friends. And off course, when you are with your love ones, you both will have it too.



Today’s classic statement will be:

Dinner out with friends, RM 200

Fussball and Pool, RM25

UGLY Faces of the people you cherish the most…. Priceless…. (ahahhaa)










p/s: happy new year! and thank you for your support.. this blog meant a lot to me.. glad that i have you all to share it with me...

Wednesday, December 28, 2005

What color are you..... ??

Phuay Pink, your true color is Blue!

You're blue — the most soothing shade of the spectrum. The color of a clear summer sky or a deep, reflective ocean, blue has traditionally symbolized trust, solitude, and loyalty. Most likely a thoughtful person who values spending some time on your own, you'd rather connect deeply with a few people than have a bunch of slight acquaintances. Luckily, making close friends isn't that hard, since people are naturally attracted to you — they're soothed by your calming presence. Cool and collected, you rarely overreact. Instead, you think things through before coming to a decision. That level-headed, thoughtful approach to life is patently blue — and patently you!