Ah, been busy with all sorts of stuff ranging from translating documents to checking out girls to just doing nothing. But an issue that has been bothering me for quite a while. You see, even with big exams like SPM, STPM, college entrance exams, there are still people out there who don't know the front end of a horse from its behind. However, there are also indigenous people who can strap their cellphones to their heads. You can also get things like this:These are also some examples of what happens when you don't study for an exam, and find yourself thinking up answers on the spot, you can try it next time and have a laugh,these are photos taken by lecturers, written by COLLEGE STUDENTS:2 + 4...Yep, 6 animals.
Well, technically she IS Mrs. Orpheus. Well, we all put our John Hancocks at the bottom of a paper, not the top .This guy must have spent the night reading comics. No wonder the divorce rates are so high. Since none of us know how to speak it anyway.
This I agree.
Another Mariah Carey fan. Not surprising though, she does have a voice that can match dolphins. This is my personal favourite though:I wonder which brilliant student thought this up.
Man, it sure was hard getting my computer back...at least it's still in one piece.While in KL, i stayed at the Crowne Plaza. ...with a fountain in the front. At the Crowne Plaza you can also order poached eggs from the chef on duty, he'll fry them on the spot.KL was kinda fun, eventhough I only ended up going to 2 shopping malls.The 1st was the Twin Towers.also known as KLCC....with a fountain in the back.There even the police wear Guess.The LV shopkeeper there is also extremely lonely, look at him staring out. Look, the tiger is running away from CK...though his head didn't show up at the Armani side.
Kinokuniya. a Jap bookstore in KLCC, also one of the best bookstores I have seen so far.The other mall I went to was the Pavilion.
It's rather big, so you can also put a whole stadium inside it.
At least now I know where the tiger heads went.
Thirsty, anyone?
Malaysians never cease to amaze me......and I begin to wonder why so many places have water features.Had dinner in one of the restaurants there as well, this peach juice cost me RM10...
And one last laugh... This proves it. KL people can't count to 8.KL is just a busier kind of Sibu. More people, more hectic lifestyle, if you are laidback, you get swept away, but its a nice place to visit anyway...
My computer has gone into the hospital, ever since 2 weeks ago, which is why I haven't been blogging lately. I only needed to change the fan, but no one told the repairman that, which is why I think it is safe to assume that he is still turning my computer on and off wondering what is the problem with it today.
Anyway, I just got back from KL a few days ago, and would just like to show the contrast between here and there.This is behind Wisma Sanyan, one of the biggest 'malls' in Sibu. on CHINESE NEW YEAR'S EVE. This is the 'Sibu Window' The only red I can see is the KFC!! Where are the decorations? Where are the people?? Is the Chinese New Year so irrelevant??I mean, even the traffic lights are redder than the nonexistent decorations. Though some credit should be given to the government for at least putting up billboards so people know its CNY. At least there are some people who kept the decorations on even when near the end of the 15 days of the CNY. This one is found in front of the Pavilion, KL.Over there, they've got big lanterns...and also dragon people. Their eyes may be open, but since I'm still blogging we can assume they were asleep when I snapped this picture.Anyway, hope you all had a good new year with lots of ang pao, and cash as well~
P.S. I'll try to upload my trip to KL once I get my main computer back...I hope