Friday, 30 December 2005

last minute again

KUALA LUMPUR: The National Registration Department’s nightmare has come true – it was a mad rush at all its offices throughout the country.

Thousands of Malaysians lined up outside its offices in a last minute effort to apply for their MyKad.

With the deadline expiring tomorrow, the crowds came as early as 5am at the Petaling Jaya NRD office and the queue stretched for about a kilometre along Jalan Sultan, while in Penang they were there before 7am.

Despite having three years to do so, these procrastinators jammed up the offices, and in some cases gave the overworked NRD staff a harrowing time.

At the Kepong NRD branch, a group vented their frustration at not being able to get a number for the day by hurling abuses at the officers.

However, the officers kept their cool and advised them to go to other offices where queues were shorter.

In a related development, Public Services Department director-general Datuk Seri Ismail Adam advised the counter staff not to be rude or pull a long face although it was the people's fault.

“Civil servants should understand by now that Malaysians always like to do things at the last minute,” he told reporters in Putrajaya.

taken from: the star

typical malaysian :)

i love to debate. debate as if arguing over things in such a healthy manner and way. debating over subjects, ranging from intellectual things right to no-nonsense subjects, is FUN! it's good to be able to debate, as by doing so i believe i am sharpening my reasoning and explaining skills. not to mention my "auta" or "white" lying skills hehe. like for example, when people discuss about the reasons why Malaysians prefer to do things last minute, i usually try to be the devil's advocate. look at the same subject, but from totally different perspective. i mean, at least somebody should think differently, rite?

when people around me are thinking positively, i prefer to think pessimistly (not negatively) most of the time people get me wrong. they think as if i am such a negative thinker. but thru my experiences, it is safe to have someone to think of the worst case scenarios. ask cheepoi. i debated with him throughout the semester on things from lectures to events in UTP.

so, why do Malaysians prefer to do things last minute?

some pictures from PD trip






some random photos that i feel kinda of artistic. to show that i x syok sendiri, i purposely didn't post any of my own photos here ;p

p/s: had a wonderful day with her today. *grin*

Wednesday, 28 December 2005

actorlympics

in the past weeks, thanks to Nana, my interest in Art and Performance has been ignited, once again. those knowing me would know of how much i enjoyed seeing cultural performances. then again, most people would be surprised to learn the fact that i am an Art lover.

anyway, this coming Friday (30th September), am going to watch Actrolympics together with my close friends and girlfriends :)

am looking forward for the show, i have high expectation from it (i expect to have a jolly good laugh that night), and obviously i am going to enjoy that night.

more info here

http://www.kakiseni.com/events/theatre/NzgyMQ.html
http://www.theactorsstudio.com.my/shows.phtml#Bangsar

enjoy the links! :)

Thursday, 22 December 2005

parking ticket

peeps, bare with me. i am about to vent my anger here.

went out to A&W in front of Amcorp Mall, the one yang next to Taman Jaya LRT station. the time is about 9.30pm. the parking lot was full. since my friends and i were so wanting to eat waffle and drank some root beer at that A&W, i decided to park my car along the road. there were lots of cars that parked by the roadside.

around 10.30pm, when we finished having our supper-cum-dessert, went back to the car. and SURPRISE!! a parking ticket was there at the windshield. for goodness sake, it was at NIGHT!! before this, no traffic enforcer did that, and now? why is the sudden change of how they work?

hello? there was no more parking space! only the one that will cost you rm3 per entry. or izzit rm5? be considerate laaa...i know i am violating the traffic rules, but at least, be considerable laa..am i suppose to pay extra rm5 just to have a sip of the famous A&W root beer?

the law is broken, and you have to pay the consequences. but why today? why today, when i've been good for the whole day? i suppose this entry and the prized parking ticket will ensure my name to be put under "BAD" namelists. *sigh*

this is sooooo not good for my health....

Wednesday, 21 December 2005

review on The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe

The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe.

this is how book-turned-to-movie adaptation should be. several scenes added to add extra knowledge about the characters, with no changes and staying true to the story flows and sequences. unlike Harry Potter's movies, or also the LOTR trilogies, this movie is the real adaptation of the book. (minus the Christianity preaching)

the main plot: 4 siblings; 2 sons of adam and 2 daughters of eve; found themselves in a different world. in a place called Narnia. there, they are to fulfill a prophecy. when sons of adam and daughters of eve come into Narnia, the world shall be free from the evil Witch clutches. not forgetting, they are to get help from the great lion himself. the emperor of lone isles, son of the king over the sea: aslan.

already being flooded with orcs, dragons, elves, sorceries and magiks, thanks to LOTR and Harry Potter movies, most people would say that "bahh, once you've seen them in two or three movies, you've seen them all".."Narnia looks like another LOTR movies..with all that orcs and battles"

my advice: ignore them. watching Narnia is a different experience altogether. It's not like LOTR revisited, and not even close to Harry Potter.

Narnia is a good movie, as there are some flaws. (which movie doesn't?)

Go watch it, and have a wonderful time.

p/s: it is best to bring along your bf/gf and watch this movie together. this movie sure has some "feel good" feeling. :)

proof of murphy's law

i don't know what is wrong with my blog-site.

spent hours to make my sidebar re-appear again...changed the templates, played around with the codes, even tried to re-design using different web-browser.

i have no idea why my page is not what it suppose to be. the sidebar is gone. it's there in the code, but i guess the compiler does not reaches the line. or. blogger is crazy. or people at blogger.com felt threatend with my entries, they decided to tamper with my interface. who knows?

so here i am. writing with big fonts, just to express my anger and frustration.

i just want to blog....

murphy's law:
"If anything can go wrong, it will"

nuff said.

Thursday, 15 December 2005

sound of music

have i told you before how i love to hear the sound of music? i mean, the tunes played by piano, violins, guitars, percussions, flute or even trumpet? accompanied by harmonious vocal, now that is what i call real music.

went to a x'mas carol n choir performance at KL Performance Art Centre, a show fully sponsored by YTL in celebration of their fiftieth anniversary.

and tonite, i'm going for the orchestra show. wit my lovely frens, again..

as for what happened to my blog page, i have no idea what caused it. suddenly my taggie board is nowhere to be seen. all my links are lost. perhaps this is a call for me to revamp back the whole page? spring cleaning? hehehe

do drop me any ideas or suggestions as what theme should i use, what layout should this page be, so that i could customize it to make it more "beautiful"


Tuesday, 13 December 2005

does size really matters?

parental advisory: content of the blog might not be suitable for underaged and narrow-minded readers. may content several sexual references

does size really matters? in today not-so-real world, women wants to have large breasts, and men wishes to have large penis. why can't we be content with what God has given us? enuff with this artificial things and wishes.

some might argue: larger breasts/penis give boost to man/woman's self satisfaction on their body. it also gives them confidence to be out there in the public.

me say: those people need to meet their psychatrist! not plastic surgeon ;| all this self-satisfaction is being projected by pornographic feel-good propaganda ..hurmm... ;p

so, enuff with this mine-is bigger-than-thou-so-i-am-better-than-you thing! am getting sick and tired when hearing people says "i should have bigger breasts/penis" or "i am ashamed for having small breasts/penis" kind of talk.

does size really matters?

author's note: i don't know what triggers me to write an entry like this. it just came out, popped out of my head, like a flashing lightbulb used by Thomas Edison ;p

Sunday, 11 December 2005

PD - revisited

wut is the better way to spend your weekend than having it with your loved ones?

the suspects: Syeena, Lan, Alia, Apis, Nodi, Wan, Bai n yours truly.

the we-want-to-go-to-Penang trip was cancelled, when the party decided to hold an election in deciding which place should it be for the upcoming road-trip. the choice: Penang vs PD. and after lengthy discussions and voting, it was clearly shown that majority wanted to go PD.

what we did at PD? other than the normal go-and-swim-at-the-beach-and-pool and let's-eat-seafood, most of the time we just stayed inside the apartment. it was too hot to be out there (hurmm....)

to be with my lovely friends, made me to temporarily forget some of my worries (read: Final Year Project)..even nodi couldn't focus on her so-called revising-for-test. the cameras and companies distracted her way too much than the notes huhu

Alia is now a-mobile-songs-provider (read: a proud owner of an i-Pod), Lan is reading a novel(it is hard to find him reading any novel), Nodi is back for good, Syeena will commence her studies end of this year, Bai is available until February, Apis is now loves to spend his time practising his "pancing" skill, Wan and me are practising kung-fu in pool and might be training for the next male-swimmer-synchroniser competition..hehe

buh, humbug!

i might have say this lotsa time before, but who cares? hehe..i love my best-friends :)


Friday, 9 December 2005

the future is bleak..

or so it seems. i am stuck with my Final Year Project. One semester went passing-by, and all final year students at least have clear picture on what will be their Final Year Project. but me? noooo..i am stuck in the middle of nowhere. lost without any survival instinct.

started past semester with a hope: to acquire knowledge on the complicated world of network. and so, i chose "VPN in mobile environment" as my project title. at the end of the semester: i found myself lying hopeless. during project presentation last week, the evaluators told me: "we cannot see what is your final outcome" and "this semester there should be no research based project". too bad..since i spent all semester long to grasp the basic knowledge on this thing called mVPN.

and now, here i am. undecided on what should i do. should i continue? or should i start all over again? other ideas that came into my mind is to develop a remote monitoring application.but..(there is always a but when you are 'bet') i HATE programming!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! argghhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

things you hate most are things you cannot live without.

on positive notes: i am going to spend my weekends away from KL~~ ;p

-academically disturbed-

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