First of all, kudos to the Sultan of Selangor.
And this is an example where majority of people simply never change; live the life which is intended for.
And would Pakatan ever work ??? Hope so.
Even though I will not be going (for the event) for the next 10 years, but it is not my business and why should I care? Sometimes we have to learn to mind own business.
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
Monday, June 16, 2008
Last Minute Only
The biggest thing about this Petrol price rise in Malaysia is that people are just not ready.
Due to the fact that Malaysia has been living under the "Bolehland" culture where even many don't believe that we are superior, but in certain ways, Malaysian feel that we are lucky in many ways.
Nobody, even Lim Kit Siang, would have expected that oppositions would take five states in the recent general election. Barisan National is still recovering from shock.
And same goes to the inflation problem, people are just caught off-guard.
Some examples quoted in the newspaper.
I have spoken to some people with high rise incomes and they think that the petrol price of RM 2.70 is justifiable. Of course, these people can afford to pay for it.
But not the majority who are unprepared.
The government is looking into a system for which people can buy in bulk. This is not a bad suggestion actually.
Personally, I feel that if the inflation problem is left unchecked, Malaysian would be forced to undergo unprecedented social evolution which marks the beginning of complex social-economy ecosystem.
When the sole-breadwinner is not able to make ends meet, options would have to be opened up.
Unless, someone can manage to invent in time a superfood and this will kill the food industries along the way.
Due to the fact that Malaysia has been living under the "Bolehland" culture where even many don't believe that we are superior, but in certain ways, Malaysian feel that we are lucky in many ways.
Nobody, even Lim Kit Siang, would have expected that oppositions would take five states in the recent general election. Barisan National is still recovering from shock.
And same goes to the inflation problem, people are just caught off-guard.
Some examples quoted in the newspaper.
I have spoken to some people with high rise incomes and they think that the petrol price of RM 2.70 is justifiable. Of course, these people can afford to pay for it.
But not the majority who are unprepared.
The government is looking into a system for which people can buy in bulk. This is not a bad suggestion actually.
Personally, I feel that if the inflation problem is left unchecked, Malaysian would be forced to undergo unprecedented social evolution which marks the beginning of complex social-economy ecosystem.
When the sole-breadwinner is not able to make ends meet, options would have to be opened up.
Unless, someone can manage to invent in time a superfood and this will kill the food industries along the way.
Friday, June 13, 2008
Do U Believe in Bad Luck ?
I do.
Let me try to illustrate it to you.
I was at Starbucks (Amcorp Mall) at around 4pm. I wasn't feeling hyper today due to slight fever.
So, as human nature, when the body is weaken, the mind starts to purify itself.
I found a place and sat there comfortably, trying to do many things on the Internet.
It wasn't low time, the place (Starbucks) was filled with people.
Suddenly, came walking in a stranger dressed in black T-Shirt. He was trying to market something or maybe donation. He approached people starting from the door and since I am in the purifying process, I feel that I would definitely entertain this poor fella.
One by one, he was rejected by the people he approached. I waited anxiously until he reached my place and I didn't try to look into his eyes.
You know what ?????
He skipped me.
He left.
Damn, is he bad luck or me ?
Let me try to illustrate it to you.
I was at Starbucks (Amcorp Mall) at around 4pm. I wasn't feeling hyper today due to slight fever.
So, as human nature, when the body is weaken, the mind starts to purify itself.
I found a place and sat there comfortably, trying to do many things on the Internet.
It wasn't low time, the place (Starbucks) was filled with people.
Suddenly, came walking in a stranger dressed in black T-Shirt. He was trying to market something or maybe donation. He approached people starting from the door and since I am in the purifying process, I feel that I would definitely entertain this poor fella.
One by one, he was rejected by the people he approached. I waited anxiously until he reached my place and I didn't try to look into his eyes.
You know what ?????
He skipped me.
He left.
Damn, is he bad luck or me ?
Thursday, June 05, 2008
Ego Dented
The most most important thing about government is pride and power.
It is a pride thing.
But government is not your father, you can't expect much.
It is a pride thing.
But government is not your father, you can't expect much.
Wednesday, June 04, 2008
“From those to whom much is given, much is expected.” - Bill Gates
“From those to whom much is given, much is expected.” - Bill Gates
From the moment you dreams are realized, you have been loved.
And at that same moment, there are 6 billion souls being left in the dark.
Therefore, if you feel lucky, your next journey is not about you anymore.
And this next line has to be left blank because it is where it defines the unspeakable (nobody never ever able to guess what you are really up to next). Period.
From the moment you dreams are realized, you have been loved.
And at that same moment, there are 6 billion souls being left in the dark.
Therefore, if you feel lucky, your next journey is not about you anymore.
And this next line has to be left blank because it is where it defines the unspeakable (nobody never ever able to guess what you are really up to next). Period.
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