Belated Chinese New Year wish.
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Posted:Feb 22, 2015 9:47 pm
Last Updated:Apr 27, 2024 9:35 am
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Hello everyone,
Hope its not too late to wish those who celebrate Chinese New Year, Kung Xi Fatt Chai.
I was overseas and only came back last saturday. There were no celebrations except in Chinatown. Its good to be back home to celebrate till the fifteenth day of the new year.
May the year of the goat bring you health, wealth and happiness throughout the year.
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Happy New Year
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Posted:Jan 1, 2015 3:19 am
Last Updated:Jan 11, 2015 10:31 am
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Welcome 2015.
Don't be too excited about this New Year stuff. Only the calendar has changed. The job and targets remains the same.
Hope this year will be a better year than last year. There will be less sufferings and conflicts. Moderation is the key to success in any situation.
Happy New Year everyone. 
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A kind deed.
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Posted:Dec 25, 2014 12:49 am
Last Updated:Dec 25, 2014 9:22 pm
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Its been almost a year since I set foot here. Many things had happened, not to me, as I am still in my usual self.
A senior relative of mine, who had a major row with his family, almost to the point of disowning each other, requested to stay with me. Could I say ' no '? Been a disciplinarian and his pride, he would not back down. To cut the long story short and also not right for me to disclose any details, it was his cute and innocent grand who ' kau tim ' him ( made him changed his mind ) He left for home in early November.
What a relief! Like the Malay saying, tak ada pasal, cari pasal. While he was staying here, I had to be careful with what I said or did. He used my computer and so I had to delete my browsing history. I dared not visit this website for fear that he would see the intimate photos members post here. He would think that i am an immoral person.   After he left, I didn't get back into the habit of visiting this website until today. Well, from today onwards, you will see more of me, posting comments here ahd there.
Seasons greetings from me to all those who celebrate the occasion. Merry Christmas.
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Goodbye 2013.
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Posted:Dec 31, 2013 5:12 am
Last Updated:Dec 25, 2014 12:05 am
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We will be saying goodbye to 2013 in 3 hours time and welcome 2014.
Time really flies. Looking back, it was quite a good year for me. There were success ........ and failures but kept to a bare minimum. Hope 2014 will bring more success.
Happy New Year everyone
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Work & Holiday
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Posted:May 23, 2012 6:03 am
Last Updated:May 23, 2012 11:02 am
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Its been a long time since I last visited my own blog. There were a few topics I wished to write about but I kept postponing and they are now irrelevant.
I was overseas, in China, for 10 days. The first 3 days were work related, attended exhibitions. Then I joined up with family members who came with a tour group.
Most of the tourist spots were crowded, not with tourist but with more than half the crowd, locals.
I was here about a decade ago. There were vast imporvement in every sector now. One that needed further improvement are the toilets.
The weather was changing when I was there, from spring to summer. A family member came back with the flu.
All in all, this trip was quite an enjoyable one and I learned a lot from the exhibition.
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Gong Xi Fa Cai
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Posted:Jan 26, 2012 11:41 pm
Last Updated:Apr 27, 2024 9:35 am
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Hope I'm not late in wishing readers a Happy Chinese New Year. I was away, across the Causeway, for more than a week.
May the year of the dragon bring good fortune, good health and happiness to you and your family.
Gong Xi Fa Cai.
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Five 8s rule
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Posted:Jan 26, 2012 11:27 pm
Last Updated:Jan 26, 2012 11:42 pm
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In order to avoid overindulging and practice healthy eating habits the 88888 rule of living was formulated. They are ........
Stop eating 80% before you are full.
Have dinner before 8pm.
Drink 8 glasses of water per day.
Sleep at least 8 hours.
Walk 80,000 steps daily.
The first 4 rules can be achieved but the last of 80,000 steps seem far-fetched for most people. Been wondering how many kms/miles could it be? 
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Happy New Year
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Posted:Dec 31, 2011 11:14 pm
Last Updated:Feb 17, 2014 4:03 am
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Gosh..... I forgot to wish everyone here...
HAPPY NEW YEAR
********* 2012 **********
My new year resolutions are many, one of which is to write more often here. Hope I'm able to fulfill it. 
What are your new year resolutions? Care to share? 
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What a relief.
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Posted:Nov 18, 2011 3:57 am
Last Updated:Dec 24, 2011 9:03 pm
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On the 12th November, my niece got married. Whats the big deal then. Well, the bridegroom came to my house to marry her.
It all started when my niece came to visit us during Chinese New Year this year. She said she will be getting married in November. As she is now working in Penang, she planned to rent a house for the occasion. Since brother-in-law ( wife's eldest brother ) and sister-in-law are no longer around, we suggested to her to use our house which she accepted.
Spring cleaning of my house started three weeks before the big day. Old furniture had to be discarded and new ones bought. The room which she stayed had to be painted.
As we were not too familiar with chinese customs, we went to shops which sell wedding accessory. There, they have almost everything you need for a wedding. They also advice us as to what should be done and what is taboo.
A day or two before the big day, relatives from far and near came. My house was a hive of activities, bride's room had to be decorated, a red cloth with three red flowers had to be hung above the main door, etc, etc.
On the big days, I watched how the ladies made the groom, his bestman and friends do all sorts of activities before they allowed the groom into the house and also the bride's room. For starters, the groom and his friends had to eat a dark mixture of I don't know what the ladies had made from a daiper. Next, they had to pick up the north, south, east and west mahjong cards with their toes from two pails of icy water. Then they had to do a belly dance and sing songs. As usual, red packets had to change hands. Then we had the tea drinking ceremony. After that, the bride and the groom left for the tea drinking ceremony in the groom's house.
At night, we attended the wedding dinner at a restaurant. It was a grand affair. There was a life band. All in all, guests occupied the whole of the first floor of the restaurant, with 48 tables.
What a relief when everything was over. Some relatives said that we married off a , which unfortunately we don't have. 
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A chauffeur
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Posted:Oct 2, 2011 1:38 am
Last Updated:Nov 16, 2011 4:40 am
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Its been a long time since I last wrote anything in my blog. My apology. 
During the long Malaysia Day break, 16 to 18 Sept, I was in Penang to attend my nephew's wedding. Arrangements were made to use my star branded car for the wedding.
Brother-in-law didn't want anyone to drive my car and decided to ask me to be the chauffeur. So there I was, an uncle, chauffeuring my nephew on his wedding day.
This is not my first time being a chauffeur. More than twenty years ago, I chauffeured my youngest brother-in-law on his wedding day.
Next month, November, a niece will be getting married here. I wonder if I will have to chauffeur her or not.
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University Mistresses
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Posted:May 17, 2011 11:05 am
Last Updated:Mar 4, 2012 12:58 pm
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University students were available as mistresses for a "fee".
The annual fee is between 20,000 yuan and 50,000 yuan depending on which university they are studying at.
The service was exposed after Beijing police busted a syndicate believed to be acting as the students' agent.
Initial investigations showed that the syndicate had posted the students' photograph, details and fee online for customers to view and choose.
Anything is possible nowadays.
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Fast bucks with .
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Posted:Apr 6, 2011 5:11 am
Last Updated:Apr 27, 2024 9:35 am
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University students in China are making fast money by donating their sperm.
Some students donated their sperm as they needed the money to buy new handphones and laptops.
Each successful donor would be given about RM140 each time and they would have to donate 10 times. is done every 5 to 10 days.
In total, they would be given about RM1,385 during the whole period and the amount was about the same as the university scholarship for a year.
According to the report, 95% of the donors were university students or graduates, mostly those with Masters and Doctorate degrees.
Wonder if this is a or not when one gets cash in return.
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Vengeance
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Posted:Mar 22, 2011 11:12 pm
Last Updated:Jan 1, 2012 9:27 am
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A woman has embarked on a mission to stalk adulterous men.
Apparently, she is on a vendetta after her former husband had affairs with Chinese nationals.
The divorcee would walk around town, keeping a lookout for mismatched couples such as middle-aged men with young Chinese women.
Once a target is identified, she would take out her camera to spy on the couple.
She would then send the photographs to the man's wife.
She has apparently declared war against the Chinese women who "stole" other people's husband.
Due to her actions, she has received threats and was even beaten up but that has not deterred her.
When her ex-husband was having an affair, nobody helped her. She was forced to fork out a lot of money to hire private investigators. Now she wants to help other women for free. Would you???
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