JIKA anda tinggal di Kuala Lumpur.Jika ada orang kampung datang bertandang dan minta anda tunjukkan jalan. Jalan-jalan ke Muzium Negara, Zoo Negara, Masjid Negara dan apa-apa lagi... Andapun bawalah mereka jalan-jalan. Ya! jalan kaki dan naik bas dan naik LRT. Apa perasaan orang kampung anda?. Mungkin dia berharap nak round-round naik kereta, bukan jalan-jalan naik turun bas dan LRT.Sebenarnya itulah cara terbaik bagi orang KL untuk berjalan. Jika naik kereta pasti jam. Namun cara terbaik kita mungkin tidak dapat diterima sepenuh hati oleh orang kampung kita. Sudahlah tinggal di kampung kena berjalan, datang KL juga perlu berjalan kaki!.
Di Boston ini saya diajak oleh seorang kenalan (baru kenal ni) berjalan-jalan. Dia call saya suruh tunggu kat hotel jam 10.30am. Jam 9.30am saya sudah sedia, takut lewat. Ingatkan orang yang dah lama tinggal kat US memang tepat pada waktunya, macam orang yang dah lama tinggal kat Jepun jugak. Akhirnya dia tiba juga walaupun sedikit lewat. Jalan kaki!. Alamak, first impression saya ialah dia bawa kereta. Namun dia memang tidak memandu di sini. Kamipun jalan-jalanlah naik turun keretapi dari satu tempat ke satu tempat. Dari hujung stesen ke nun hujung stesen lagi satu. Cover satu bandar. Singah-singgah tengok dan tidak beli.
Terima kasih Leo kerana datang bawa jalan-jalan dan belanja makan.
Friday, September 07, 2007
Thursday, September 06, 2007
KAD KUASA DAN KUASA KAD
MALAM tadi saya dengan sengajanya tidak hadir ke majlis welcome Cocktail Reception. Sebabnya saya keletihan setelah berjalan seharian di bandar Boston dan tidak cukup tidur kerana hanya tidur selepas subuh (4am).Hasilnya, mereka menghantar beberapa biji coklat beserta dengan air halal dalam botol haram yang disebutkan semalam.
Disertakan juga dengan sekeping kad yang bertulisan tangan daripada President & CEO syarikat. "Terima kasih kerana datang menghadiri mesyuarat CxO kami yang pertama. Kami tahu bahawa anda terbang beribu batu untuk tiba pertemuan ini". Sejuk rasa hati. Inilah kuasa sekeping kad.
Dulu sudah menjadi amalan KSU saya yang dulu, menghantar kad selamat ulangtahun kelahiran kepada semua staffnya setiap tahun tanpa gagal. Keperihatinan Tan Sri ini amat mengkagumkan dan tidak mampu diikuti oleh KSU atau bos lain selepasnya. Beliau menggunakan kusa kad dan bukannya kad kuasa yang beliau miliki...
Wednesday, September 05, 2007
KENAPA AIR HALAL DALAM BOTOL AIR HARAM?
BARU sebentar tadi room service hantar sebotol air, sepasang gelas dan beberapa biji coklat. Dari seseorang katanya. Terkejut beruk tengok. Apa ke jadahnya engkau bawa masuk arak untuk aku ni?. Tengok punya tengok. Belek punya belek. Rupa-rupanya spring water. Mengapa air halal dibotolkan dalam botol yang menyamai botol arak?.
Saya ada beberapa jawapan:-
1. Ia memang berniat jahat untuk mengelirukan umat Islam. Lama kelamaan, air harampun akan diteguk selama sahaja.
2. Gelas arak sudah lama menjadi gelas "wajib" di hotel, walaupun untuk minum air suam. Apa salahnya dengan botol?
3. Umat Islam tidak/belum ada trademark gelas dan botol untuk air halal. Jadi gunakan bekas air halal bagi air kencing syaitan, apa salahnya?. Hatta untuk minum air Zamzam pun, kita tidak ada trademark gelas/bekas macamana, inikan pula air kosong.
MUNGKIN sudah tiba masanya untuk umat islam ada trademark tersendiri untuk benda-benda macam ini. Ialah, air Zamzam misalnya diminum Muslim sahaja. Buah tamar juga perlu ada trademarknya, jangan nanti ada orang lain campur benda lain dalam tamar yang kita makan untuk berbuka...
Tuesday, September 04, 2007
SUSAHNYA MASUK US
5.30am meninggalkan rumah menuju ERL Putrajaya. Penerbangan MAS le LAX terlewat sejam berlepas daripada yang dijadualkan. Akibatnya ia terlewat sejam tiba di Taipe. Transit di Taipe adalah selama 1.5 jam, dipendekkan kepada setengah jam sahaja. Namun sistem pemeriksaan masuk di Taipe yang menggunakan manual sepenuhnya telah melambatkan proses masuk bagi penumpang transit.
Tina di LAX lewat empat puluh minit daripada jadual baru. Ini bermakna terlewat 1 jam 40 minit dari jadual asal. Penerbangan sambungan ke Boston diberi 3 jam. Ini bermakna ada lagi 1 jam 20 minit sahaja. Untuk melepasi imegresen US, Kastam US dan hantar bagasi ke terminal dan check-in ke Boston dan naik pesawat, itulah masa 80 minit yang ada.
Imegresen kat sini bukan boleh buat kawan sangat:
"Engkau datang sini nak buat apa?"
"Nak meeting"
"Meeting apa?"
"Meeting CXO"
"Mana alamat tempat tinggal?"
"Ini dia"
"Nak tinggal berapa hari?"
"xx hari sahaja"
"Ambil cap jari kiri"
"Ambil cap jari kanan"
"Buka cermin mata, ambil gambar"
"Engkau ni dah berapa lama tak datang US?"
"Lama jugaklah"
"Bila last datang"
"Dah lupa.... itu ada dalam passport"
Lepas tu suspen jer..... kat depan dia tu ada 4 cop. Ada kawan yang kena cop merah, 100% screening. Kena masuk lorong. Kena buka segala yang tak patut dibuka. Ada dua sebab, pertama nama dia ada ala-ala orang yang dikehendaki. Keduanya dia muda lagi.
(Nasib baik I dah tua). Sebelum letakkan cop, dia pergi pulak kaunter lain, minta nasihat yang pangkat tinggi sikit. Lepas tu dia dok main-main pilih cop. Tawakallah ajala. Akhirnya dia cop dan beri masuk sebulan.
Pass tu kena gi amik beg, kena clear kastam dan kena berlari untuk screening bag (Bagasi yang telah dicheck-in dari KLIA kena screening lagi dan ditarik sendiri). Lepas tu berlari pulak ke Terminal 4 untuk penerbangan ke Boston. Alamak, masa ada 45 minit saja lagi. Ia adalah masa terakhir untuk check-in sebelum dia bagi kat orang yang standby. Dah selesai check-in, kena screening lagi. Q panjang. Kena berkaki ayam. Abis screening berlari lagi ke Gate 42B. Time dah 3pm. Flight 3:20. Nasib baik.
Patut sampai Boston 11:45pm. Terlewat 40 minit. 12:20 baru sampai. Drebar hotel yang tunggu dah balik. Alamak, teruk betullah depa tu. Naiklah teksi. Sampai hotel, 1.30am dan check-in dan tak boleh tidur (sebab sekarang siang di Malaysia).
Salam dari Boston.
Tina di LAX lewat empat puluh minit daripada jadual baru. Ini bermakna terlewat 1 jam 40 minit dari jadual asal. Penerbangan sambungan ke Boston diberi 3 jam. Ini bermakna ada lagi 1 jam 20 minit sahaja. Untuk melepasi imegresen US, Kastam US dan hantar bagasi ke terminal dan check-in ke Boston dan naik pesawat, itulah masa 80 minit yang ada.
Imegresen kat sini bukan boleh buat kawan sangat:
"Engkau datang sini nak buat apa?"
"Nak meeting"
"Meeting apa?"
"Meeting CXO"
"Mana alamat tempat tinggal?"
"Ini dia"
"Nak tinggal berapa hari?"
"xx hari sahaja"
"Ambil cap jari kiri"
"Ambil cap jari kanan"
"Buka cermin mata, ambil gambar"
"Engkau ni dah berapa lama tak datang US?"
"Lama jugaklah"
"Bila last datang"
"Dah lupa.... itu ada dalam passport"
Lepas tu suspen jer..... kat depan dia tu ada 4 cop. Ada kawan yang kena cop merah, 100% screening. Kena masuk lorong. Kena buka segala yang tak patut dibuka. Ada dua sebab, pertama nama dia ada ala-ala orang yang dikehendaki. Keduanya dia muda lagi.
(Nasib baik I dah tua). Sebelum letakkan cop, dia pergi pulak kaunter lain, minta nasihat yang pangkat tinggi sikit. Lepas tu dia dok main-main pilih cop. Tawakallah ajala. Akhirnya dia cop dan beri masuk sebulan.
Pass tu kena gi amik beg, kena clear kastam dan kena berlari untuk screening bag (Bagasi yang telah dicheck-in dari KLIA kena screening lagi dan ditarik sendiri). Lepas tu berlari pulak ke Terminal 4 untuk penerbangan ke Boston. Alamak, masa ada 45 minit saja lagi. Ia adalah masa terakhir untuk check-in sebelum dia bagi kat orang yang standby. Dah selesai check-in, kena screening lagi. Q panjang. Kena berkaki ayam. Abis screening berlari lagi ke Gate 42B. Time dah 3pm. Flight 3:20. Nasib baik.
Patut sampai Boston 11:45pm. Terlewat 40 minit. 12:20 baru sampai. Drebar hotel yang tunggu dah balik. Alamak, teruk betullah depa tu. Naiklah teksi. Sampai hotel, 1.30am dan check-in dan tak boleh tidur (sebab sekarang siang di Malaysia).
Salam dari Boston.
Monday, September 03, 2007
Sunday, September 02, 2007
Saturday, September 01, 2007
BADAN PENCEGAH ...
RAMAI orang tahu bahawa pelacur adalah pekerjaan tertua di dunia. Pelacuran adalah industri yang tertua di dunia. Namun barangkali tidak ramai orang tahu apa pula yang kedua?.
Jawapannya ialah rasuah.
Negara kita mempunyai Badan Pencegah Rasuah (BPR), iaitu untuk mencegah atau mengurangkan rasuah di kalangan rakyat dan perkhidmatan awam khususnya. Indeks rasuah sesebuah negara jika naik (?) akan menjadi tidak baik kepada negara. Pelabur tidak akan datang. Pelancong juga tidak akan suka melancong.
Namun mengapa kita tidak ada Badan Pencegah Pelacuran (BPP) yang merupakan profesyen tertua di dunia?. Pelik kan?. Negara yang banyak pelacur dan hebat pelacurannya barangkali lebih banyak dikunjungi pelancong berbanding yang indeks pelacurannya rendah.
Dunia oh dunia.
Friday, August 31, 2007
TERJAJAH SAMBUT MERDEKA
SEAWAL jam 4pagi semua murid telah dikerahkan untuk berkumpul di sekolah. Bas telah sedia menunggu untuk membawa mereka ke Dataran Merdeka. Sambutan ulang tahun ke-50 kemerdekaan amat meriah.
"4am itu tidaklah awal sangat cikgu. Saya tidak kisah, tetapi di mana anak saya akan solat Subuh nanti?".
"Semua peserta mesti tiba di Dataran jam 6.30am. Waktu Subuh masuk kira-kira 5.45am. Tentu ada masa nak solat bukan?"
"Memang ada masa, tetapi di mana?. Adakah kemudahan solat disediakan di tengah-tengah padang?".
"Solat soal peribadi. Buatlah sendiri-sendiri".
"Ini soal budak-budak cikgu. Kita wajib bimbing mereka. Jika suruh mereka solat tengah padang waktu Subuh nanti, tidak jadi masalah. Yang jadi masasalah ialah bia ia tidak disuruh, tidak dipantau. Mereka itu budak-budak".
"Budak-budak belum cukup umur, tidak wajib sembahyang".
"Baiklah, cikgu solat di mana?"
"Solat soal peribadi. Di mana-manapun boleh. Negara kita sudah merdeka".
"Jika kita masih terjajah, insyaallah perkara ini tidak terjadi. Ayah saya kata, zaman Jepun dulu, jika Melayu tidak pergi sembahyang Jumaat, Jepun hukum dia supaya makan rumput. Bila merdeka, semua kita terjajah semula"
"Maksud awak?"
"Sambut merdeka hingga abaikan solat itu masih terjajah, belum merdeka namanya".
"4am itu tidaklah awal sangat cikgu. Saya tidak kisah, tetapi di mana anak saya akan solat Subuh nanti?".
"Semua peserta mesti tiba di Dataran jam 6.30am. Waktu Subuh masuk kira-kira 5.45am. Tentu ada masa nak solat bukan?"
"Memang ada masa, tetapi di mana?. Adakah kemudahan solat disediakan di tengah-tengah padang?".
"Solat soal peribadi. Buatlah sendiri-sendiri".
"Ini soal budak-budak cikgu. Kita wajib bimbing mereka. Jika suruh mereka solat tengah padang waktu Subuh nanti, tidak jadi masalah. Yang jadi masasalah ialah bia ia tidak disuruh, tidak dipantau. Mereka itu budak-budak".
"Budak-budak belum cukup umur, tidak wajib sembahyang".
"Baiklah, cikgu solat di mana?"
"Solat soal peribadi. Di mana-manapun boleh. Negara kita sudah merdeka".
"Jika kita masih terjajah, insyaallah perkara ini tidak terjadi. Ayah saya kata, zaman Jepun dulu, jika Melayu tidak pergi sembahyang Jumaat, Jepun hukum dia supaya makan rumput. Bila merdeka, semua kita terjajah semula"
"Maksud awak?"
"Sambut merdeka hingga abaikan solat itu masih terjajah, belum merdeka namanya".
Thursday, August 30, 2007
BUSINESS CASUAL II
What is Business Casual?
Business casual is the type of attire many organizations permit and encourage their employees to wear in the workplace. It is never the clothing to wear for interview, however.
Some organizations consider khaki pants and short-sleeved polo shirts as business casual. Others define business casual as slacks or skirts and long-sleeved shirts.
Because the term is defined by geographic region, industry, and individual companies, the best way to determine a company's standard is to conduct research or ask a company's representative. As always, when in doubt, dress conservatively and lean more toward the business side rather the casual side.
Here are some general rules that apply:
* In the business world jeans, tennis shoes, tight or short skirts, t-shirts and sweatshirts are never considered business casual.
* Business casual does not apply to grooming standards. Your appearance should remain neat and respectable. This includes nicely pressed clothing, polished shoes, and conservative accessories.
* Business casual means that men are not expected to wear ties. Business or sports
jackets are appropriate with stylish, solid colored pants. Long-sleeved solid or striped shirts, socks and matching belt and shoes are part of the attire.
* Women may wear a business skirt or pants with a conservative blouse or
sweater. They may wear a blazer or vest too. Flat or low heels are acceptable,
with neutral hosiery. The belt, scarf and other accessories should remain
understated.
BUSINESS CASUAL
Saya diminta hadir ke mesyuarat CIO berpakaian business casual. Apakah jenis pakaian business casual?
Business casual guidelines for men and women
Business casual is crisp, neat, and should look appropriate even for a chance meeting with a CEO. It should not look like cocktail or party or picnic attire. Avoid tight or baggy clothing; business casual is classic rather than trendy.
Basics:
Khaki pants, neatly pressed, and a pressed long-sleeved, buttoned solid shirt are safe for both men and women. Polo/golf shirts, unwrinkled, are an appropriate choice if you know the environment will be quite casual, outdoors or in a very hot location. This may not seem like terribly exciting attire, but you are not trying to stand out for your cutting edge look, but for your good judgment in a business environment.
Shoes / belt:
Wear a leather belt and leather shoes. Athletic shoes are inappropriate.
Cost / quality:
You are not expected to be able to afford the same clothing as a corporate CEO. However, do invest in quality that will look appropriate during your first two or three years on the job for a business casual environment or occasions.
Details:
Everything should be clean, well pressed, and not show wear. Even the nicest khakis after 100 washings may not be your best choice for a reception. Carefully inspect new clothes for tags, and all clothes for dangling threads, etc. (as with interview attire).
Specifics for men's business casual
Ties:
Ties are generally not necessary for business casual, but if you are in doubt, you can wear a tie. It never hurts to slightly overdress; by dressing nicely, you pay a compliment to your host. You can always wear the tie and discreetly walk by the room where the function is held; if no one else is wearing a tie, you can discreetly remove yours.
Shirts:
Long-sleeved shirts are considered dressier than short-sleeved and are appropriate even in summer. Choosing white or light blue solid, or conservative stripes is your safest bet. Polo shirts (tucked in, of course) are acceptable in more casual situations.
Socks:
Wear dark socks, mid-calf length so no skin is visible when you sit down.
Shoes:
Leather shoes should be worn. No sandals, athletic shoes or hiking boots.
Jewelry:
Wear a conservative watch. If you choose to wear other jewelry, be conservative. Removing earrings is safest. For conservative industries, don't wear earrings. Observe other men in your industry to see what is acceptable.
Specifics for women's business casual
Don't confuse club attire with business attire. If you would wear it to a club, you probably shouldn't wear it in a business environment. Also, most attire worn on televison is not appropriate for business environments. Don't be deluded.
Pants / skirts:
Women can wear casual pants or skirts. Neither should be tight. Fabrics should be crisp; colors should generally be solid; navy, black, gray, brown and khaki are always safe bets. For the most business-like appearance, pants should be creased and tailored; neither extreme of tight or flowing. If you are pursuing a conservative industry and are in doubt, observe well-dressed women in your industry on the job, at career fairs, at information sessions, etc.
Skirt length and slits:
Your skirt should come at least to your knees while you are standing. While you are seated, your thighs should be covered. If your skirt comes to just below the knee, a slit to just above the knee might be acceptable. A very long skirt should not be slit to above the knee. Generally slits in the center back of a skirt — to facilitate walking a stair climbing — are acceptable. Slits to facilitate a view of your legs are not appropriate for business purposes. Slips should not be visible.
Shirt / sweaters:
In addition to tailored shirts or blouses, tailored knit sweaters and sweater sets are appropriate business casual choices for women. Cotton, silk, and blends are appropriate. Velvets and shimmery fabrics suitable for parties are not appropriate. Fit should not be tight. Cleavage is not appropriate to business and job search occasions.
Jewelry / accessories:
Wear a conservative watch. Jewelry and scarf styles come and go. Keep your choices simple and leaning toward conservative. Avoid extremes of style and color. If your industry is creative, you may have more flexibility than someone pursuing a conservative industry.
Cosmetics:
Keep makeup conservative and natural looking. A little is usually better than none for a polished look. Nails should be clean and well groomed. Avoid extremes of nail length and polish color, especially in conservative industries.
Shoes:
Should be leather or fabric / microfiber. Appropriate colors are black, navy and brown (to coordinate with your other attire and accessories); white and pastels are not appropriate. For the most conservative look, toes should be covered. Sandals which are neither extremely dressy or extremely casual might be appropriate. Thin straps and high heels are not appropriate. Chunky heels and platforms are not apropriate. Make certain you can walk comfortably in your shoes; hobbling around a job fair in shoes that are pinching your feet does not convey a professional image.
Hose:
Not essential for business casual, but are recommended if your skirt is knee length (rather than calf length) and in more formal environments such as hotels.
Purse / bag:
If you carry a purse, keep it small and simple, or carry a small briefcase or business-like tote bag in place of a purse. A structured bag tends to look more professional that something soft or floppy. Purse/bag color should coordinate with your shoes. A briefcase is certainly not necessary for most business casual events. Leather, microfiber and fine wovens are appropriate. Canvas and straw are not appropriate.
Business casual guidelines for men and women
Business casual is crisp, neat, and should look appropriate even for a chance meeting with a CEO. It should not look like cocktail or party or picnic attire. Avoid tight or baggy clothing; business casual is classic rather than trendy.
Basics:
Khaki pants, neatly pressed, and a pressed long-sleeved, buttoned solid shirt are safe for both men and women. Polo/golf shirts, unwrinkled, are an appropriate choice if you know the environment will be quite casual, outdoors or in a very hot location. This may not seem like terribly exciting attire, but you are not trying to stand out for your cutting edge look, but for your good judgment in a business environment.
Shoes / belt:
Wear a leather belt and leather shoes. Athletic shoes are inappropriate.
Cost / quality:
You are not expected to be able to afford the same clothing as a corporate CEO. However, do invest in quality that will look appropriate during your first two or three years on the job for a business casual environment or occasions.
Details:
Everything should be clean, well pressed, and not show wear. Even the nicest khakis after 100 washings may not be your best choice for a reception. Carefully inspect new clothes for tags, and all clothes for dangling threads, etc. (as with interview attire).
Specifics for men's business casual
Ties:
Ties are generally not necessary for business casual, but if you are in doubt, you can wear a tie. It never hurts to slightly overdress; by dressing nicely, you pay a compliment to your host. You can always wear the tie and discreetly walk by the room where the function is held; if no one else is wearing a tie, you can discreetly remove yours.
Shirts:
Long-sleeved shirts are considered dressier than short-sleeved and are appropriate even in summer. Choosing white or light blue solid, or conservative stripes is your safest bet. Polo shirts (tucked in, of course) are acceptable in more casual situations.
Socks:
Wear dark socks, mid-calf length so no skin is visible when you sit down.
Shoes:
Leather shoes should be worn. No sandals, athletic shoes or hiking boots.
Jewelry:
Wear a conservative watch. If you choose to wear other jewelry, be conservative. Removing earrings is safest. For conservative industries, don't wear earrings. Observe other men in your industry to see what is acceptable.
Specifics for women's business casual
Don't confuse club attire with business attire. If you would wear it to a club, you probably shouldn't wear it in a business environment. Also, most attire worn on televison is not appropriate for business environments. Don't be deluded.
Pants / skirts:
Women can wear casual pants or skirts. Neither should be tight. Fabrics should be crisp; colors should generally be solid; navy, black, gray, brown and khaki are always safe bets. For the most business-like appearance, pants should be creased and tailored; neither extreme of tight or flowing. If you are pursuing a conservative industry and are in doubt, observe well-dressed women in your industry on the job, at career fairs, at information sessions, etc.
Skirt length and slits:
Your skirt should come at least to your knees while you are standing. While you are seated, your thighs should be covered. If your skirt comes to just below the knee, a slit to just above the knee might be acceptable. A very long skirt should not be slit to above the knee. Generally slits in the center back of a skirt — to facilitate walking a stair climbing — are acceptable. Slits to facilitate a view of your legs are not appropriate for business purposes. Slips should not be visible.
Shirt / sweaters:
In addition to tailored shirts or blouses, tailored knit sweaters and sweater sets are appropriate business casual choices for women. Cotton, silk, and blends are appropriate. Velvets and shimmery fabrics suitable for parties are not appropriate. Fit should not be tight. Cleavage is not appropriate to business and job search occasions.
Jewelry / accessories:
Wear a conservative watch. Jewelry and scarf styles come and go. Keep your choices simple and leaning toward conservative. Avoid extremes of style and color. If your industry is creative, you may have more flexibility than someone pursuing a conservative industry.
Cosmetics:
Keep makeup conservative and natural looking. A little is usually better than none for a polished look. Nails should be clean and well groomed. Avoid extremes of nail length and polish color, especially in conservative industries.
Shoes:
Should be leather or fabric / microfiber. Appropriate colors are black, navy and brown (to coordinate with your other attire and accessories); white and pastels are not appropriate. For the most conservative look, toes should be covered. Sandals which are neither extremely dressy or extremely casual might be appropriate. Thin straps and high heels are not appropriate. Chunky heels and platforms are not apropriate. Make certain you can walk comfortably in your shoes; hobbling around a job fair in shoes that are pinching your feet does not convey a professional image.
Hose:
Not essential for business casual, but are recommended if your skirt is knee length (rather than calf length) and in more formal environments such as hotels.
Purse / bag:
If you carry a purse, keep it small and simple, or carry a small briefcase or business-like tote bag in place of a purse. A structured bag tends to look more professional that something soft or floppy. Purse/bag color should coordinate with your shoes. A briefcase is certainly not necessary for most business casual events. Leather, microfiber and fine wovens are appropriate. Canvas and straw are not appropriate.
Tuesday, August 28, 2007
MERDEKANYA BILA ...
Merdekanya .... bila dah pencen
Ala.... lagi merdeka jika dapat *** BESAR!
Merdeka..Merdeka ...Merdeka !!!
Sunday, August 26, 2007
STREAMYX BUAT HAL
SEMUA orang tahu bahawa monopoli memanh tak bagus. Masa zaman jaring
lawan tmnet, pengguna masih ada pilihan. kini setelah streamyx yang
tinggal, depa buatlah apa yang disukai. Bayaran bulanan tetap wajib
bayar. Perkhidmatan yang diberikan ikut suka hati sendiri sahaja. Apa
nak buat?. Diam sajalah, tunggu kiamat boleh pakat tuntut kat akhirat.
lawan tmnet, pengguna masih ada pilihan. kini setelah streamyx yang
tinggal, depa buatlah apa yang disukai. Bayaran bulanan tetap wajib
bayar. Perkhidmatan yang diberikan ikut suka hati sendiri sahaja. Apa
nak buat?. Diam sajalah, tunggu kiamat boleh pakat tuntut kat akhirat.
mesej ni dihantar dari celcom sebab streamyx dah nyawa2 ikan.
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Saturday, August 25, 2007
BENCINYA MENUNGGU
SAYA sedang menunggu seseorang. Bencinya menunggu.
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Wednesday, August 22, 2007
MUSIM-MUSIM DI MALAYSIA
Malaysia kita memang unik. Amat unik. Jika negara lain ada 4 musim,
kita ada bermacam-macam musim. Apakah musim2 di Malaysia?. (untuk
pengetahuan - sekarang ialah musim bas ekspress terbalik).
1. musim buah @ durian
2. musim cuti sekolah
3. musim orang kahwin
4. musim mat rempit mengawan
5. musim ular sawa masuk rumah
6. musim buaya baham orang
7. musim sumbang mahram
9. musim artis bercerai
10.musim demam denggi
11.musim demam pilihanraya
12.musim tanah runtuh
13.musim bangunan bocor
kita ada bermacam-macam musim. Apakah musim2 di Malaysia?. (untuk
pengetahuan - sekarang ialah musim bas ekspress terbalik).
1. musim buah @ durian
2. musim cuti sekolah
3. musim orang kahwin
4. musim mat rempit mengawan
5. musim ular sawa masuk rumah
6. musim buaya baham orang
7. musim sumbang mahram
9. musim artis bercerai
10.musim demam denggi
11.musim demam pilihanraya
12.musim tanah runtuh
13.musim bangunan bocor
ah banyak lagilah ...
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Tuesday, August 21, 2007
KITA HANYA MERANCANG
PETANG tadi, 15 pendaki myJICA berlepas dari KLIA menuju Tokyo melalui
Singapura untuk mendaki Mt.Fuji.
Singapura untuk mendaki Mt.Fuji.
tahniah diucakan. semoga berjaya.
bendera myjica telah saya serahkan kpd ketua kontigen.
saya hanya melihat dari jauh kerana cuti tidak disokong.
sedihnya.
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KAJANG LANGKAWI II
Tiba kuala perlis 4am
ambil feri 7.30am
tiba hotel 10am
ambil feri 7.30am
tiba hotel 10am
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Monday, August 20, 2007
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