My friend gave me this to listen to, and I think it is BRILLIANT! Harsh and cruel, but BRILLIANT! Check it out:
What do you guys think? Brilliant? I think she deserves what she got :)
My friend gave me this to listen to, and I think it is BRILLIANT! Harsh and cruel, but BRILLIANT! Check it out:
What do you guys think? Brilliant? I think she deserves what she got :)
Alright, so I was stuffing my face eating some Belgian chocolates that my dad had brought back from his recent trip to Belgium. These super yummy seashell chocolates with hazelnut fillings. Absolutely scrumptious. Anyway, then I saw a small piece of chocolate on the floor. I didn't want to waste anything, AND I didn't want to get the clean floor dirty, so I picked it up and popped it into my mouth. Alas! What I thought was a piece of chocolate was actually a piece of dry cat food! AAAAUUUURGGGHH!!! *splutter*gasp*spit*
Moral of this story: NEVER EAT ANYTHING OFF THE FLOOR!
P/S Kinda reminded me of the time I spilled a drop of tea on the table. Wiped it off with my finger and licked my finger with my tongue. It wasn't tea. It was MINYAK GAMAT! (ointment oil for cuts and scrapes). Worse non-food I've ever tasted. Hopefully the cat food incident will prevent more of these types of mistaken food identity :(
So I decided that with all the time I have, I might as well do something productive. Okay, that was a lie. Someone else told me that, but that's besides the point. Anyway, I decided to download Adobe Photoshop CS3 (apparently it's the newest one), and try my hand at photoshop-ing (behold, a new vocabulary). I attempted, and this is the product I ended up with:
Uh.. It is rumored that this is the newest Playstation 3 ad for Non-US countries.. I am not sure if "that" is supposed to be the actual male anatomy, or a THUMB. Any thoughts?
So I called the Japanese Embassy in KL today and asked about the JET program. I was told that the ALT (Assistant Language Teacher) position is not offered to Malaysians. Only the CIR (Coordinator for International Relations) position is available to Malaysians. I was... devastated, to say the least. I had all my hopes up to apply to for the JET program only to be told that it wasn't offered to Malaysians. Lawyer Chick was right. They are a bit prejudiced in that sense. I guess it's not wrong to want to have native English speakers to teach you English. It still blows though. What is worse is the fact that most of the English teaching posts in Japan require you to be from one of these countries: US, UK, Canada, Australia. Basically, if you're white, you're good to go. Damn the skin politics!
I am completely lost right now. I had a plan. But that plan didn't fall through. Didn't even get a chance to execute the damn plan in the first place. So now I have no idea what I'm going to do. I still want to teach somewhere that's not in Malaysia. At least not right now. I want some international exposure first. I so want it to be Japan. I love Japan. Been there, lived there, loved it there. So what do I do? What do I do? What do I do?
I was so relieved to hear THIS! At least Abdullah Ahmad Badawi is doing something right. Thank you, Pak Lah!
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‘Better to issue travel advisory’
KUALA LUMPUR: The proposal for women travelling out of the country alone to show a consent letter from their employer or family cannot be implemented, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi said yesterday.
He said it was impossible to introduce such a regulation because thousands of Malaysian women travelled overseas annually on official duty or otherwise.
“The proposal to obtain the consent will only create great difficulty, particularly for the Immigration authorities and also the women concerned,” he said.
Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Dr Rais Yatim had proposed on Saturday that all women travelling out of the country alone be required to show a letter from their employer or family in a move to stop Malaysian women from being duped into becoming drug couriers.
More than 100 Malaysian women have been detained in several countries on suspicion of drug trafficking.
Abdullah said the people would be reminded to be wary of drug trafficking tactics in a move to overcome the problem of syndicates using Malaysian women as drug couriers.
“I will ask Wisma Putra and the Home Ministry to issue a travel advisory asking all Malaysian citizens to be cautious when travelling out of the country,” he said.
Home Minister Datuk Seri Syed Hamid Albar said it was not practical to require women wanting to travel out of the country alone to get permission to leave.
He said such a move would restrict their freedom and, as adults, they had every right to travel overseas without restriction if they were eligible to get a passport.
“I think if it’s for children, it’s all right. But they are adults, above 18, and you can’t stop them if they want to go out of the country,” he told reporters at the Parliament lobby here.
Asked whether the Cabinet had discussed the proposal, Syed Hamid said it had discussed the fact that many young women had fallen victim to drug syndicates and the action taken to monitor those syndicates.
Women, Family and Community Development Minister Datuk Dr Ng Yen Yen said the ministry would request the authorities, including Wisma Putra, to furnish details of the women who had been arrested.
“The ministry also urges parents and elders to constantly remind young adults to be extremely careful when travelling,” said Dr Ng.
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Note: News taken from The Star Online.