Does it worth it?

Well, in this materialistic world a simple compliment of "job well done" will not be able to get us anywhere and move on to survive and achieve our material goals. Definitely it will never be able to compensate the efforts and time we have put to have the work done. Work can be mentally devastating at times especially when the works of 5 persons to be handled by one. Where is the motivation? Where is the entitlement we should be getting? 

Farq.....

Tiger Year is coming... Roar~

Counting down to go home... 7 days. 

But somehow, there doesn't seem to be any CNY feel in the air. 

No group gathering announcement yet, haven't really done much shopping for my own new year clothes, not really expecting those CNY junk food.

All shopping centres, shops, radio, etc., blasting the same remixed CNY songs. 

I really kinda find them annoying every year.

Same songs, but probably just different singers.

Honestly I would really prefer the CNY oldies more than the nowadays hip-hop-pop-rock-crappie-whatever remixed version.

I really got fed-up until I found this. So far it's the only one I like..

And he's talented too... haha.

Who knows, he could be namewee soon-to-be.

Happy Chinese New Tiger Year.

恭喜发财 万事如意

QUOTE OF THE DAY 

1-Malaysia, 1-Apple, 1-Orange

Our "beloved" Home Ministry secretary-general replied to foreign diplomats on the question of why Proton Saga can be known as 笨蛋傻瓜 (ben dan sa gua) in other countries but it can't be called-so in Malaysia.

"Be fair, you have to compare apples to apples, oranges to oranges. Our landscape is different from other countries. 'Proton Saga' here are different from other countries."

Yes, of course. And they are make by the same bunch of idiots patriots.

So much for 1-Malaysia.

We even have to eat the same apple and orange as a Malaysian.

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QUOTE OF THE DAY  
Some men are born mediocre, some men achieve mediocrity, and some men have mediocrity trust upon them.
- Joseph Heller -

Dr. Sheikh Muszaphar & Partners Clinic

Our one and only infamous celebrity-lengzai-doctor-angkasawan sponsored by our tax money opens his first medical clinic at Starhill Gallery.

"Dr. Sheikh also announced that all the children from the three homes, namely – Ti-Ratana Welfare Society, Fardhu Kifayah Orphanage and Syifa Orphanage would be given free medical treatment at the clinic. This effort was made possible with the support of Tan Sri (Dr) Francis Yeoh.

"Dr. Sheikh shared that the free treatment was his way of giving back to the society after achieving his dreams of going to space and having overwhelming support from the Malaysian public."

Ok, that's a good charity deeds. But then, out of so many corners around KL why Starhill? Parking around that area already has being costly enough. Definitely other than lucky the three charity homes, it's a bomb for the low to middle income patients to pay our "beloved" angkasawan a visit.

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QUOTE OF THE DAY Get the facts, or the facts will get you. And when you get them, get them right, or they will get your wrong. - Dr. Thomas Fuller, Gnomologia, 1732 -

Who's smarter?

I kinda like this funny quote... lolx~

It's obvious that women are smarter than men. Think about it - diamonds are a girl's best friend; and man's best friend... a dog. -Joan Rivers-

But then, I'm in a country where men EAT their best friend. So this makes man... what? Stupid and insane? Just a joke, folks.. :-D

Mother Nature & Mankind

Well, of course those who knows me well enough will know where I am, what I'm doing here.

Anyway for those who doesn't, or any friendly visitors....hello and welcome. I'm in Laos, working as a Quantity Surveyor for the construction of a hydropower dam.

Yea..that's right, construction of a hydropower dam.

Mannn...isn't this a work of the destruction of our beloved Mother Nature?

Come to think of it, I kinda hate it lo.

Mother Nature granted for us a lovely planet to live, to survive.

But it's through destruction that we are showing our appreciation.

Somehow to think positively, we live our lifes by improving our day by day lifestyles for the next and future generations, right?

Sad to say, sometimes unavoidable sacrifices must be done in order for that to work out.

All we can do it try to minimise them.

However, by litering around certainly is not a good start and it certainly CAN BE avoided. We need more civilised people around to do that....probably.

But then again, some cultures just can't live healthily for the sake of Mankind even if we have got a perfect world to live in.

Yes, beer...alcohol.

Some cultures, days and nights, adults or kids as young as 7 years old, consume this mind-backward-thinking killer everyday.

Don't get me wrong. I do enjoy hanging out in pubs once a while, with limited drinks of course. But certainly not for breakfast, lunch and dinner as one of the must-have dish wad.

Siao eh...The more we drink, the shorter our lifespan will be.

I'm not directing this entry to anyone, but everyone of us should be self-conscious a bit all the time la. Alcohol should be consume within control.

Crap... I don't know what's the point of this blog anyway...wakaka. Whatever la. My conclusion...lets love our Mother Nature and Mankind as so they may last forever.

~CheeRz~

Malaysia's Space Programme, Part II - CRAP..

Hmm....forget about the stupid space program. I'm not in the mood to post in anymore.

It's just plain dull and nonsense that the stupid Government trying to get publicity for. Even buyng the spacecraft that carry our Angkasawan into the space? (Damn...I had the link, but deleted it. Now I can't find it anymore)

CRAP!!!?!

My conclusion for it is just.......congratulations for our Angkasawan for being the first Malaysian space-participant.