Sunday, 31 July 2011

selamat berpuasa

Puasa time is back n it feels so great. May all my Muslim friends r blessed in this holy Ramadan. Dun ponteng puasa ya. To others, show respect and fast with them. It’s good for health n spiritually too. I’m gona do dat n serbu bazar Ramadan! Selamat menyambut Ramadan Al-Mubarak dan selamat berpuasa.

Sunday, 24 July 2011

Taman Rimba Kiara / Taman Tun Dr. Ismail


Date: 24/7/2011
Time: 4.45pm

Venue: Taman Rimba Kiara / Taman Tun Dr. Ismail, Kuala Lumpur

Saturday, 23 July 2011

Jerantut Hill Resort


Date: 17/7/2011

Time: 9.16am

Venue: Jerantut Hil Resort, Jalan Benta, Jerantut, Pahang

Tuesday, 19 July 2011

nasihat buat mu, POLITICIANS

Jangan baling batu lepas tu sorok tangan. Macam ludah atas langit tertelan ludah sendiri. Kalau tak buat salah, buat apa nak takut. Think about it la..

Monday, 18 July 2011

what a JOKE of the day

hohohoho people what a good Monday!

i'm laughing out loud (in my heart)!

you know who makes me laugh?

it's Datuk Anifah Aman and UiTM and Ibrahim Ali.

come read it at http://oh-chineng.blogspot.com/2011/07/what-joke-of-day.html

If you don't feel it's funny, bye bye go away!

Queen in yellow

So why is the Queen Elizabeth wearing yellow when granting an audience to Najib and Rosmah? There are reasons. Hahah you are so cool la Queen of England. I respect you for your hidden message to my country. =p




read more at http://beingvernon.blogspot.com/2011/07/let-me-tell-you-why-queen-wearing.html

Thursday, 14 July 2011

Bersih 2.0 Rally Photo #3


Date: 9/7/2011

Time: 2.05pm

Venue: Hentian Puduraya

Photographer: Oh Chin Eng

*All the photos will be uploaded to my Facebook. =p

Wednesday, 13 July 2011

Bersih 2.0 Rally Photo #2


Date: 9/7/2011

Time: 2.28pm

Venue: Hentian Puduraya

Photographer: Oh Chin Eng

*One more last photo to go.

Bersih 2.0 Rally Photo #1


FRU is reloading canister bullet which contains tear gas in the Besih 2.0 rally that caused 1600 people got arrested.

Date: 9/7/2011 (Saturday)

Time: 12.43pm

Venue: In front of Central Market

Photographer: Oh Chin Eng

*More photos to come.

Tuesday, 12 July 2011

Editorial: Malaysia: Rich but not free

The leaders of Malaysia are laboring under an old paradigm that says you can have development or democracy, but not both. We have news for them: You can be rich and free at the same time. Malaysians deserve both and they deserve it now — not sometime in the future.

The lengths the government went to in trying to prevent and then break up the Bersih 2.0 rally in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday shows that the nation’s leaders were still not prepared to let go — even when an increasing number of Malaysians of all races have been pressing for more freedom and justice.

The rally, defying a government ban, went down as the largest in Malaysian history. It was significant that representatives from all three major races participated.

The government vainly tried to play the race card, suggesting it was a concerted move to undermine the dominant Malay race. Earlier it suggested that the rally was a communist plot.

There was nothing subversive about the rally. It was held to demand electoral reforms ahead of the next election in 2012.

The demonstrators, who numbers were independently estimated to top 10,000, were simply trying to exercise their rights of free speech and assembly.

They may have defied the law, but they were still marching peacefully. A few clashes erupted when the police tried to break them up. When they did disperse, they did so peacefully.

The police clearly overreacted. They did not need to invoke the Internal Security Act to arrest some of the protest’s leaders before Saturday. They certainly did not need to detain more than 1,600 on the day of the demonstration.

Aspirations for freedom and democracy are universal. Governments everywhere will, sooner or later, have to make accommodations. You cannot suppress the people and deprive them of their freedom forever. You must give them their due — or else they will get it by force. The Arab Spring is a case in point.

Given its current economic strength, Malaysia is in an enviable position to allow greater freedom and democracy. It can afford to take some risks without necessarily undermining development. A few powerful people may stand to lose their economic privileges, but they should have been phased out by now.

The Bersih 2.0 rally is the clearest sign that Malaysians want freedom and justice, as well as wealth.



Monday, 11 July 2011

Khasit Air Mani Untuk Wanita

I seriously don't know how i end up in this page. But it's so 'informative'. hahaha! Read it! =p

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Khasit Air Mani Untuk Wanita

Rasanya bukan aku seorang saja yang bertanya diri sendiri kenapa orang lelaki bila dia dah berkahwin perutnya akan buncit. Selalu juga aku dengar orang cakap macam ni, “Sekarang ni kurus. Dah kawen nanti mesti gemuk.” Walaupun istilah gemuk dan buncit itu tak sama, tapi dalam konteks ini ianya membawa maksud yang serupa, iaitu perut naik. Tapi…kenapa ye? – Aku bukan kurus wei, cuma tak gemuk je haha.

Persoalan itu terjawab akhirnya selepas aku baca satu artikel dalam Majalah Maskulin baru-baru ini. Jadi rasanya elok juga berkongsi dengan rakan² info pasal ni. Artikel yang anda akan baca nanti mungkin ada yang mencelarukan perasaan. Mungkin rangsangan dirinya sedikit terganggu. Tapi ketahuilah, aku tiada niat untuk berkata lucah ke apa kat sini. Anggaplah ianya satu info yang patut diberi perhatian bagi anda yang bergelar lelaki terutamanya. Perempuan pun sama juga. Takkanlah suami nak isterinya slim anggun menawan tapi perut suaminya boroi ke depan sampai nak tengok kaki sendiri pun tak nampak hehe. Sama²lah berusaha supaya dua² maintain slim dan bergaya.
Menurut artikel dalam kolum Info Seks majalah tersebut, lelaki yang dah berkahwin ni senang buncit disebabkan faktor kelamin sebenarnya. Orang perempuan pula perut buncit kerana kena ‘buatan orang’ hehe. Gurau². Ok. Selalu juga kita dengar lelaki yang dah berkahwin ni perut buncit sebab ada orang jaga makan minum dia. Entahlah boleh diterima ke tak. Ianya sekadar agak² orang, bukannya fakta pun. Ini faktanya yang perlu kita tahu.

Kita sambung lagi.

Kebuncitan lelaki ini berlaku apabila cecair daripada isteri yang mengalir masuk melalui zakar semasa hubungan kelamin akan membuatkan perubahan hormon dalaman dan sekaligus akan mudah membuatkan perut menjadi buncit. Faktor itu juga menyebabkan zakar lelaki yang berkahwin akan lebih mengembang dan besar berbanding lelaki bujang.

Ooo…

Namun jika hubungan kelamin tidak dilakukan dalam tempoh yang lama, perut mereka akan kembali kendur dan zakar pula akan mula mengecut. Selalunya berlaku kepada lelaki yang dah bercerai, mereka yang dah lama menduda atau selalu sibuk dengan kerja sampaikan tuntutan nafkah batin diabaikan. Kasihan ‘dia’.

Khasiat Air Mani untuk Wanita
Ada khasiat rupanya. Kepada wanita yang sudah berkahwin, dikatakan akan mempunyai kulit yang lebih lembut dan mempunyai mood yang lebih baik. Kulit isteri lembut hasil daripada pancutan sperma suami yang mengandungi banyak protein dan berkhasiat. Air mani yang dipancut ke dalam rahim isteri bukan sekadar boleh mendatangkan zuriat, ia juga akan bersatu dengan darah dan segala kebaikan air mani suami akan diserap ke dalam tubuh isteri.

Ooo patutlah wanita yang dah berkahwin ni nampak lebih gebu. Tapi rasanya awal² kahwin je kot. Dah beranak 3, mulalah kulit berlipat². Kena sama² pandai jaga badan lepas kahwin, ok?
Khasiat lain sperma untuk wanita:
  • Rambut isteri semakin hitam dan berkilat.
  • Mengurangkan jerawat.
  • Campuran sperma dalam tubuh isteri akan menghasilkan berjuta² hormon yang membuatkan wanita lebih ceria dan gembira.
from: http://www.melayukuhebat.com/2010/12/khasiat-air-mani-untuk-wanita.html

Sunday, 3 July 2011

Malaysia is like a book

Malaysia is like a thick long-winded book.

Outside, it’s just a hard cover, a surface that is plain in nature. But if you never open it, you’ll never know what’s inside. The stories about Malaysia lie inside the thick book. Read it sheet by sheet, you will discover that this nation has so much magnificent stories to share. You will realize that this land of diversity has so much to give.

There are love, care, unity, understanding, tolerance, acceptance, creativity, knowledge, and hope in every chapter of the book. The characters in the book are so special and unique in their own way. Blending with kuah and buah makes the Rakyat so rojak with the practice of different cultures, religions, and languages.

These are the colours that make the book continue to be written. Take your own sweet time to read it but I can tell you that you’ll never be able to do that. This is a priceless book that if you don’t take care of it, you’ll never get a reprint version or a new same book.

Good and bad, beauty and ugly, ups and downs, that’s what makes us stronger. And those stories must be safeguard. That’s the history that can’t be changed. That’s the stories we want to tell our children.

Remember and remember, this is a book that belongs to all of us. Whether it’s gona be hot-selling book or not, it will depend to us, the guardians of the country. It has started by our forefathers, now, it’s our time to continue pen the book and pass it to the generations to come. Let’s leave them a good future. Safeguard it like how you safeguard your belongings.

We may be different but we are all brothers and sisters.
You too, are a part of the stories in the book entitled ‘Malaysia’, as you are… Malaysians.