Friday, 26 September 2008

Questions and More Questions?

I'm only crazy that's all. Lol.

But I guess I just wanted to ask a few more questions but time was running short. Too short.

I need more time!

Thursday, 25 September 2008

Good Sleep


Well, it wasn't like total blackout sleep but it was sure a nice one. I was for once know that after a good talk, I would cuddle up and just dream off to a nice place.

I also dunno what I dreamt about but I know my body wasn't tensed and I refuse to wake up!

Thanks.

Tuesday, 23 September 2008

DiGi


Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhh. Now I know it's 70% owned by guess which country? My favourite all white country Norway. It seems that Telenor has like 70% stakes in it.

Talking about these Norwegians. Powerful man with their super tall guys and not to mention chicks. :P

We learn something new everyday.

Monday, 22 September 2008

NO MORE COFFEE!

Well more like no more caffeine! Son of a gun man.

Just drank a Mocha and I had so many weird dreams. Got war ones. Sad ones for some odd reasons etc.

Hmph. No more coke and coffee!

The only drink which is black especially carbonated and doesn't have caffeine is SARSI!. Yum yum. :)

Saturday, 20 September 2008

Sleep Sleep More Sleep

Okay. Today, it's quite weird for me to have a sleeping marathon. Woke up at 10 which is very odd. Then slept again at 3-530.

O_O

Zhu wo. But then I was just tired. Just didn't want to open my eyes.

p/s: Prison Break is just crazy la. It's like the Company always win. Can they once beat them! Grrrrrrrrr.

Friday, 19 September 2008

Teresa Kok Released

FINALLY! I hope she is doing well. Though it's just stupid la!

From Malaysiakini.

DAP Seputeh MP Teresa Kok was released at 1pm today, after being held under the Internal Security Act (ISA) for a week, revealed her lawyer Sankara Nair.

At press time, she was at the Jalan Travers police station waiting for her release documents to be processed, he told Malaysiakini.

Teresa walked out from the police station at 1.40pm along with Sanakar and her personal aide, Mandy Ooi.

She will be holding a press conference at 3.30pm at the DAP headquarters in Petaling Jaya.

HMCS Protecteur

For the first time ever, I set foot on an operational warship. It's more of a supply ship but hell yea man. The other time I set foot onover a ship was in Pearl Harbour! Hahaha. Well, I suppose that's not counted.

Anyway, we got invited to go on the HMCS Protecteur. This ship belongs to the Canadians. And let me say that the Canadians are just damn nice. :) I love their seafood and of course their weather. The extreme cold! Muahahaha.


In all her mighty. And ah, my new batik shirt too. Nice eh? :P


Sorry I can't really post what I saw in the ship. Nanti they find me and kill me man. So this shall suffice for now. :)

Enjoy!

Wednesday, 17 September 2008

Hmmmmmmmm

Nothing also today. What is there left? Tian Chua said 24-48 hours. Tomorrow is coming to the 48 hours leh.

Not to mention so hebat, Najib become Minister of Finance and Mr PM is THE Minister of Defense.

We know what's going to happen la.

Tuesday, 16 September 2008

Anwar claims more than 31 MPs will cross over

Music to my ears! Malaysiakini is down so I have to make do with the Star.

From the Star.

PETALING JAYA: Opposition Leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has claimed that more than 31 Barisan MPs have agreed to cross over to Pakatan Rakyat.

He, however, refused to reveal the names of the 31 MPs.

Anwar told a press conference at the PKR headquarters in Petaling Jaya on Tuesday that he would give the list of the names to the Prime Minister when he meets him.

The Permatang Pauh MP also claimed that the transition to the new Government has been delayed a few days pending the meeting with Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi to ensure a smooth and peaceful transition.

“The numbers are increasing by the hour, but as of now, it is in excess of 31 MPs.

"This is not empty talk. I am fully responsible for my statement but we have choose to be patient and use the conciliatory way,” the PKR adviser said.

He called on Abdullah to meet with him, where he said he would even give the Prime Minister the names of Barisan MPs wanting to defect to the Pakatan Rakyat alliance of opposition parties.

“I am appealing (for this meeting) in the name of political stability and a smooth transition. It will be preposterous for the Prime Minister to deny me this meeting,” said Anwar, who was flanked by leaders from PKR, DAP, PAS and even non-member Parti Sosialis Malaysia.

Asked why he still refused to give the exact number of defecting MPs or their names, Anwar said there was a fear the MPs would be detained or harassed if their names were released.

Asked what he would do if Abdullah refused to see him, Anwar smiled and replied: “Why assume he will refuse to see me? I am his friend. I believe we will meet.”

He said Pakatan would give Abdullah some time to consider because the latter was having problems within his own party.

Pressed for a deadline for a meeting with Abdullah, Anwar said he did not like to give any ultimatum but it should be within the next few days or “other options would be considered.”

He said he would refer to his coalition partners in Pakatan to discuss the next course of action, but was committed to ensuring the takeover was constitutional.

Anwar was non-committal when asked if he would seek an audience with the Yang DiPertuan Agong to present himself as commanding a majority in Parliament, or if he would seek a motion of no-confidence against Abdullah at the next Parliament sitting in October.

He said these options would be discussed with other Pakatan leaders.

Anwar said that in a letter submitted to Abdullah on Monday, Pakatan had made four demands to ensure a smooth transition:

1) That Barisan does not hinder or prevent the MPs from acting in accordance with their conscience, constitutional rights and independentjudgement;

2) That the Barisan government should not invoke the Internal Security Act to detain the MPs or any other current Pakatan MPs;

3) That the Barisan government does not invoke emergency laws or police powers or suspend the Constitution or dissolve Parliament; and

4) That the Barisan government shall not impose roadblocks or impede MPs from going to Parliament or any institution of government.

A Change of Government?

Tadda. So they say la. Well, we just have to see another 2-3 days.

But many are speculating about the use of ISA. You know what I mean.

Pray hard!