Jul 31, 2009

Bribing is good. :D

Read This :

KOTA BARU: Kelantan State Secretary Datuk Mohd Aiseri Alias said he was worried with a survey that showed university students had no qualms about accepting and giving bribes.

He said the survey conducted by Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) showed that 30.5% of the students interviewed were willing to accept bribes if they had the power and the opportunity.

He said 15% were willing to offer bribes to facilitate business deals and 23.7% more would do likewise to prevent actions against them.

Full article :

http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2009/7/30/nation/20090730174237&sec=nation

Haha.. Smart people. Bribing is the best way to invest one's money. These students will surely be very "successful" entrepreneurs. :D

"Lu bawa keleta laju macam naga mau mati kha!? Bodo lu! "
"Soli bos. ini saya kasi lu duit utk minum kopi o. Jangan saman la. Nanti isteli saya tampar saya."
"Ok. saya lepas kamu. pegi dali sini sekalang. Eh eh! Tunggu dulu. Ini tidak cukup ma. Kasi banyak lagi balu lu boleh jalan."

Huh... Who am I kidding.? Bribing is a common thing now and it seems to seep through the lifestyle of the youths as proven in the survey above. Happens everyday, everywhere I believe. It's just too common that it is "no big deal" anymore. It's the best to stay out of trouble and to make money. As simple as that. Not only cops, it even happens in schools. "Boleh tolong bentang esok kha" "Sponsor saya dulu, baru boleh saya tolong". Start small bha.

Rukun Negara Ke-6 : Keagungan Rasuah


Anyway, I don't support brbing. :)

Jul 29, 2009

Songs are already hitting the airwaves.

If you've listened to the national radio lately, you would have heard that 1Malaysia songs are being played. I've managed to listen to one so far and it's the typical catchy marching type of song.

Funny though that I'm unable to find the lyric on the net nor the newspapers (maybe I've overlooked, not sure). But if any of you know where I can get it, do let me know, kay?

Though I'm waiting for it to be an obligation for schools to play this song and students/teachers must participate in the singing. Semangat Malaysia Boleh bha..

Jul 28, 2009

The only mall in Bintulu. Can't complain much also.

I'm amazed to see the popularity of  Park City Mall in Bintulu. The mall is getting more crowded by the week.

Initially, I thought it was was a place for teenagers to just hang out. A place where they just cool themselves while looking around at people. Maybe, buying a thing or two.

Some parents would bring their children or their parents along to do some little family shopping. Or just to spend some relaxed quality time with the family.

But when I went last Sunday morning, people were busy cutting lines at the cashier, promoting new products to potentially foolish customers and some were busy skimming through a fashion magazine to decide what hairstyle they must have.

If you're looking for a quiet place to relax, don't put Park City Mall in your list.

Since The Mall's getting busier, the people too are getting more annoying. Congrats! Developing in both social and pestiferous skills. These are few things Bintuluans show their power of adaptation.

Escalators are fun to play with. Even among the adults. I was behind these two women who were chatting before they got on and when they got on the escalator. Once they reach the other end of escalator, these two women continued their chat while halting in front of me. In front of the escalator. I had to "politely" walk past through them. It's not my first experience though. Certainly not the last.

Then there are these sales assistants who won't stop hanging around your neck everytime you enter their shop. I just wanted to look at some clothes when a someone came up and said "Cari apa dik?". "Uhh, sikda pa pa. Tangga jak." Biasa jak first, but that was not the end. She will follow you wherevever you go in her territory. I'm sure in her mind she's thinking of other ways to annoy me and her distance from me is no more than 1 metre. Literally. Good thing also la, jaga kedai. Mana tahu saya ambil baju lupa bawa la.

Another type of sales assistants are those who do not know what they're jobs are. "Kak, ada jual crita "whatever" kha?". The reply I get is "Uhhhhhhhh.......", while smiling nervously. Sometimes, these people would pretend they know our needs and leave us waiting for them to search for something they don't know. Other than that, they will ask their other sales assistant help. They will give the most typical bewildered face and come up to me saying, "Sik tauk la. Coba kau carik sia."

And then, they are sales assistant who just doesn't care about their customers. There's no such thing as "customers first" policy. These are the people that turn away whenever your face shows the "inquiry needed" look. You look around to ask for assistance, and they all turn away. Great.

Anyway, who can ever forget those sales assistant who is in charge at the beauty section. Not sure what it's called, but it's where they sell all shampoos, lotions, deodorant and etc. These people just seems to be everywhere. They are the gurus of being irritating. Sorry offended people, but it's the truth. I know u want to sell your product, but please be nice la.

But nice also jalan-jalan in The Mall. Just the other day when I wanted to weigh my cabbage. The woman behind the weighing machine had a rather seriuos look on her face. The kind you would not want to bother. She was very occupied (looked stressful though) with weighing and wrapping. Thought she was an impolite worker. However, after I said "thank you" for her assistance, she replied "welcome" with a smile. Guess I should not have judged a book by its cover.

Even the waiters/waitresses in D'Junction are also friendly. It's easy to engage a conversation with them. Even the chefs do not hesitate to meet up with their customers to talk about their cooking and taking every bad review positively. Friendly Bintuluans.

Teens too find the mall a nice place to hang out. Especially during the weekends. The Mall will be crowded with youths. It's the place where they can be "cool" and show their unique fashion sense. A place where where youths bring the girlfriend/boyfriend for a special window shopping date. Save money bha. Economic problem now. Money all spent on hand-phone top ups for their partners.

At the moment, Bintulu has only one mall, so can't complain much la. I find myself going there very often, cause that's where I can see the diverse style of amazing Bintuluans.

Didn't go as I expected.

Seriously, my thoughts on the first day in a combined class? Not good.

Had mixed feelings before I entered class. How's it gonna be and typical "first day" thoughts. Just the excitement.

But when I entered the class, the atmosphere was totally unexpected. I had the thought that my new classmates would be studious and attentive. However, it was the total opposite.

To my classmates who are reading this, no offense to you all, but only the first day (fist hour to be precise!) and I have the impression that this class is not what I had in mind. Noisy la. I know I kid a lot too, but hey, there's a limit to everything.

My 6BS2 classmates felt the same way. So this is not my view alone.

But then again, you'll hear knocks on your door when you least expect it. Therefore, this is another form of challenge for me. Despite the negativity I'm facing, at least I get to learn to adapt to changes and give a positive repercussion when surprises comes. It's a pretty useful skill when you go out into the world.

Jul 24, 2009

It begins next Monday.

"Rex, here's the new time table. You'll be combined with 6BS1 beginning Monday" - Cikgu Dennis.

Woohoo! All I needed was that piece paper that has the proof of that merging printed on it.

Some teachers are excited. I know. Especially Cikgu Wendy. Bawa masalah punya guru. Tengok lah macam mana cikgu ajar nanti. Haha.

So 5 + 12 = 17, the total no. of students after the combination. To me it's a good number. Ideal some might say. At least there'll be more interaction between us students. Although, I must admit that I was getting comfortable to being with only 4 people around.

One thing did intrigue me though. Cikgu Esther said that class is more hardworking than ours. Not sure why though. I'll find out if it's true.

Anyway, two teachers will not be teaching me anymore. Thank you Mr. Roger Tang for sharing your mathematical knowledge. And goodbye to Madam Wan Juliana, though I have a strong feeling that I'll still be seeing her often after this. She did once say "It's not something fishy, Rex. It's a flowery scent". That made the fish smell nauseating.

Madam Mash, guess we'll meet again. I'm sure I'll learn a lot from you. I'm expecting something huge.

Alright, got to go readers. Have driving class later. I'll try to keep my blog updated. There are only three reasons why I don't update frequently :

  • There are no interesting news

  • Found too many interesting news

  • Lazy.


But I'll try to scrap the third one off. Wherever my readers are, have a nice day.

Jul 22, 2009

Woman stabbed husband after football match.

Kuala Lumpur:

A woman stabbed her husband because she was furious. She was angry her husband came home late after Manchester United's game against Malaysia.

Her husband promised to come back on Saturday but time flew too fast. He ended up reaching home early Sunday morning with a "ready to stab" wife waiting impatiently for him.

The man must have crept into the house without knowing that his wife was hiding behind the curtain of their living room with a pair of silver chopsticks in each hand. Before he could do anything else, wife pops out from her hiding spot. "Malaysia kalah, pegi minum buang stress la lepas itu? Sini kamu!". "Sori sayang! Malaysia boole..." *stab*

The man is reported to be in a stable condition. Guess he's fine. Good thing la. But the woman is still under remand for further questioning.

This proves that football kills. Better play basketball.

Jul 17, 2009

Gabung juak in the end.

As mentioned in the title, my class would now be one with the other. Yippee!

It's for the better. Hopefully.