Sunday, January 6, 2008

DR. CHUA NATIONAL SCANDAL

Dato Seri Dr. Chua - a Health Minister, a vice-president, an MP, a chief officer, and a few more high positions.

He "ADMITTED" that he is the guy in the sex video being distributed all over Malaysia. He "SAID" that he is being very honest about this. He also "SAID" that he is doing this as a lesson for all other leaders not to follow his wrong-doings.

I find all this totally funny, ironic, and stupid. He did something wrong - he should be punished like all citizens. Now he only resigned from all posts and thats it. He is GUILTY and many is still crying for him not to leave those posts? What kind of Malaysians are these?
Mr. Chua did something bad and he is twisting the whole scenario as if he is doing a good thing for the country. hahahahahaha... All Malaysians think alike!!!


The funniest thing is the comments given by his wife! The wife said its "OK" as he is a good husband and the children likes him a lot. Huh? This doesnt make sense! I just dont know how these people think and react to such situations when high-authority governmental person admitted to something serious which may deteriorate a country's shame. This is a major shame to the country and everyone seems to be ok with it especially the family. hahahahahaha... This is just too much BS to handle!... hahahahahaha... Might as well be some other "Malay" guy doing the same thing and being treated the same way... sounds good?

Anywayz, this story is just pure stupid and being handled very poorly by the country.

Ciao for now.

Friday, December 14, 2007

HAPPENINGS...

It is another weekend and already the 3rd week of December 2007. Just finished work in office and came to 1-Utama for the weekly bowling session held by my company.

A bit early so thought of using the free Internet here which sometimes need to be patient and wait to be the next user. Theres only 4 computers and to a surprise, all 4 is working. No maintenance being done, no security at all, but oh well, we get to use it for free.

Finding a car park is also difficult. Everyone is horning at each other, and this time, I parked my car on the 4th floor coz usually I park my car at the basement. The car park space is not big and limited run-space and lots of horning. Dont know why these people keep horning for no reasons.

Christmas is coming soon and lots of shows and performances are being held here at 1-Utama!. Santa Claus is here too at the Oval with 2 wearing British guards' uniform. Lots of kids too taking something off his hands. Its all good fun during Christmas!!!...

Wishing everyone here and my contributors an early Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year of 2008... Cheers.

Saturday, December 8, 2007

FINALLY AN UPDATE

Hello Everyone and my fellow contributors!!!

It has been a few weeks already since I last updated. I had been moving around companies and finally stopped at a multi-national company named Deloitte. Due to some restrictions in the office, I was not able to do a lot of things, so finally this weekend, I have some time to do some updating on this blog.

The Deloitte Annual Dinner & Dance 2007 was held last night (Dec 7th) at Shangri-La Hotel, KL City. We were all given to finish work at 3.00pm. I went straight home, changed, and took the trains to the hotel. When I arrived, I was the first person to arrive. A lot of others were stucked in the heavy traffic jams. However, everyone had fun and an enjoyable night! Food was ok and given 2 bottles of Spanish wine per table. There were 68 tables of 10 people each, so it was quite a number of attendance from Deloitte. A lot of prizes, shows, performances, and especially the dances. It was all a very good night.

Christmas is coming soon and the year of 2007 is coming to an end soon and we all to welcome the New Year of 2008!!! More challenges ahead, more stories, more live events, and more to come!!!

Thursday, November 22, 2007

Being Idle for Quite a While

By Ken

Hello Everyone. It seems that this blog has been quite idle for quite some time already. I myself have been moving here and there too and difficult to find a suitable Internet connection to even check my emails. As a matter of fact, I have not check emails in more than 2 weeks. Well, currently, I am working in Deloitte at Damansara Uptown 1 as IT Administrator. Just started few weeks ago and is quite enjoying the work even though the workload is a lot. Also, the Internet here blocks quite a few ‘addictive’ websites and software such as MSN, skype, online MSN, Gmail, Yahoo Mail, and a few other software and sites. This is the reason why I have not been checking emails or being online or doing something online.

Thanks to my 2 contributors that have added some new entries to make the blog flowing nice and smooth. I hope that the readers and the so-called ‘regular’ readers have not run away though because this blog has been idle for quite some time due to some unforeseen circumstances.

Well, this entry is being updated by my friend on my behalf since I am not able to update blogs too… lol.

Thursday, November 15, 2007

Steve Irwin Day

By: Veni

Today marks Steve Irwin Day. Of course in Australia that means a lot, especially at the Australia Zoo that Steve called home and which now, the responsibility of continuing its legacy, rests on the shoulders of Steve’s widow Terri and young daughter Bindi.

I’ve never met Steve Irwin but I was horrified to learn about his death after I had grown fond of his zany antics on telly. What I liked most about Steve, The Crocodile Hunter, was that he really revolutionized watching TV documentaries.

He made me want to care about scaly creatures, even though I may not want to go out and hug a croc and go so far as to call it a “beauty,” I wouldn’t be buying any crocodile hangbags.
Steve made wildlife shows not boring.

The fact that he died while filming a show is testimony to his infectious passion and his determination to ensure that people, his viewers, and the world were up to the mark when it came to understanding all the animals that live in our world.

He was never one of those celebrity figureheads, and even if he did do a movie he did it to raise awareness. It was never about Steve, it was always about the animals that he loved dearly, and it is people like him that we should remember and admire.

Steve may have been a ‘celebrity’ but never once have I ever read anything scandalous or controversial about him. Watching the memorial tapes of him right after his death it was equally touching to see him with his family.
He loved his wife, he loved his kids and thankfully Bindi has inherited his passion for wildlife and continues to follow in her father’s footsteps. There was some criticism about her taking over so young but it was her choice and I certainly don’t think her mother Terri forced her into it.
It was also amazing to see Terri and Steve together. They looked like they had such a great relationship, and I think even behind the cameras they were the same as they were on. Steve really gives guys a good name. And if you have to ask where have all the good men gone? I think, for this one time, I can say: to Heaven and yeah I'm proud to say that I know 2 of them in earth, my Dad and dear Krish.

Tuesday, November 13, 2007

Happy Deepavali


By: Veni

Deepavali gives us an opportunity to take stock of the the good and evil within us and around us - thus gives an opportunity for meaningful and sustaining decision making for progress. Let us continue our struggle to better ourselves as well as those around us, with more vigour.

Hi Ken, Syaf.....am back after a busy week of Diwali. Glad to know you guys notice my absence here.....hehe.....well.....am back now, will try my best to post something interesting soon. Ken congrats on your new job, hope you will post something about it, would very much want to hear about it. I don't see you online also......guess you must be busy with your new work. Syaf, you are working at new place too right.......hope its what you want. All the best to both of you guys : )

Once again i would like to use this opportunity to wish everyone a Happy Deepavali !!!

Sunday, November 4, 2007

WHERE IS K? WHERE IS S? WHERE IS V?

By SS

Ken, The Blog has been relatively quiet over the past few days. Let me take the opportunity to update all you readers out there. The owner of this blog got a new job and enjoying and loving every minute of it. Plus, he has a new laptop. I am so happy that he has finally got his dream job and let me tell you this, he has been aiming for this job for a long time.

Recently, I went for a job interview as a Copywriter (just trying my luck as a copywriter. Writing jobs are very competitive in Malaysia and openings are not many!). The interview went well but I will only hear from the Senior Executive this coming week.

After the interview I took my nephew to McDonald's. I bought him a Happy Meal set and I told him that when I was young, I used to buy the Happy Meal set, too, and complete with the toys and all.

"McDonald's was invented when you were young?" was his exact words when he responded to me.

"Of course, you think I am THAT old," I answered back.

Aiyoh, feel so old when he asked me that question.

I do not know where Veni is, but I guess she is busy with her work. That is the update for now. Oh yes, if you have been a long time CuriousSyaf reader, you can login with your password to read the archives!

Monday, October 29, 2007

WILL THE REAL YOU PLEASE STAND UP!

By SS
ISFJs are traditional, loyal, quiet and kind. They are very sensitive to other
people's needs because they are very observant. They have rich inner thoughts
and emotions. They value stability and cultural norms. They are very adept at
giving attention to detail. They do not seek positions of authority.
Visited the blog of bestselling author of Honk! If You're Malaysian Lydia Teh and stumbled upon a link to this personality quiz. My personality type is ISFJ (Defender, Protector). Full details are available at the website. Quite interesting to read the details and found out a lot of useful information about my self and my personality. Why don't you take the test as well? Click here.