Silencers: It’s a Malaysian thing, everywhere in the world

suertes: I didn’t kutuk William what.. HERRO WILLIAM IF YOU ARE READING THIS, I AM NOT KUTUKING YOU OK just mentioned your evil plans

Erna: oh well. enjoy it while it lasts, heh

conancat: assorted blah is my trademark ok maybe lainie’s too :X

Wai Fong: My name is spelt without a double ‘n’

cheekky: can learn to make your own? Heh

demonsinme: herro i blogged about nurin on http://www.monsterblog.com.my

PR 101 = Grade F

Forgive me for this intrusion to this discussion.

Dedicated to Little Nurin
from a father of none

On this day that I saw your dried tears,
I pledge my vows and lifted my spears,
and let loose a war cry so all could hear,
I paint my eyes black and pay homage to the devil’s lair,
and wage my soul to barter this unjust despair,
I ask him unto me he would give the hideous of stare,
so that I find this son of an unholy night mare,
and hunt him down with out any care,
once he lays under my anger snare,
I will gnaw his heart bare,
while life still dangles in sinful hair,
and I will drink his blood in cups of pair,
then I will pluck each and every one of his beastly hair,
and make a lace out of that bastard stare,
so all bestial man be aware,
this world shall never be his damned soul’s lair.

@ Suanie:
Don’t worry. You’re right. I already left Malaysia, and I do miss the nasi lemak more.

How are you doing?

A reminder from Centre for Independent Journalism (CIJ) about an important day- 28th September is the International Right to Know Day. The aim of the Right to Know Day is to raise awareness of every individual of their right of access to public information: the right to know how elected officials are exercising power and how taxpayers’ money is being spent.

We hope that you will participate in this global event to raise awareness among your audience, by giving the occasion a noticeable visibility. Suggestions for topics you can bring up in your blog on 28th September-

1. Freedom of Information Act vs. Official Secrets Act. - There are now 69 nations which legally allow access to classified information. The latest entry into the league is China, who agreed to pass a law partly modeled after the FOIA. More info about FOIA in http://www.freedominfo.org/.

2. Media freedom issue- media blackout, media bias etc - they essentially mean that the reader does not have free and fair access to information. The Terengganu shooting is an example.

For your information, CIJ will be leafleting with other NGOs, such as the Gerakan Mansuhkan ISA, Empower, BERSIH on 28th September at Masjid Jamek and Putrajaya.

Thanks

Wai Fong
CIJ

and LOL i was laughing so hard at your US map thingy, imitating our oh so smart miss teen eh ahhaa… LMFAO

and FOOD!! there’s nowhere else in the world you can get bak kut teh and dim sum and mamak at 4am in the morning too

Monyet!

But I is happy anyway that we got a nice longish blogpost from you. Bwahahaha!