This moring, the news read:

It is possible for anyone from a minority group to be a nation’s leader, even in Malaysia, says Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Badawi.

What a joke! I was laughing out loud until tears rolled out of my eyes.. Yes, I actually cried, because deep down inside I knew this is a very cruel joke.

Do you expect us to believe a CHANGE is gonna happen in our beloved country when it is STILL being ruled by people who:

1. Make a huge fuss when somebody suggested turning Penang's street-name-signs multi-lingual.
2. Still refer to "other races" as "immigrants" (then barbarically tear down their photo; and arrested the reporter who reported on the incident for her own safety).
3. Try to put a ban on Avril's concert because she is too "SEXY"

You've gotta give praise to our country for being a BOLEH-land, where everything also "boleh"... on paper (theoretically)!

Nine million views is enough to proof that this is good!

Somebody translated an Indian musical into english based purely on the Indian pronounciation. The funny part is that almost 75% of the english translation sounded right! And what makes it even funnier is of course the translated sentances! Check it out, Benny Lava:

Finally, Beyonce is coming out with her third solo album. This time its gonna be a "double album" with 2 singles released simultaniously (from each album). Checked both of them out, but I love this one more.

The song "If I were a boy" instantly reminded me of Kelly Roland's previous efford called: "Stole", which carries a heavy social message. Of course, by looking at the title, it could just be absolutely gay (or rather les).

Great melody, nice lyrics, and very emotionally done vocals. As if that wasn't enough, what stole my heart was the music video, which was, to me, the diamond on top of a gold ring. It had a storyline, full plot with a twist at the end, which is what makes the "Wow" factor! Am amazed by it, and very touched by it. We have a hit!

How could I miss out on the opportunity to join the Amazing Race?

Well, I couldn't. But things didn't go exactly "my way", but I'd still say I had fun. Lots of them.

The briefing was done in the car park. Chris's speech just gave me instant flash backs of all those "quarterly reports", which I though I'd never have to go thru again. Hahahaa, but he was brief, this time.

Some of the clues were more obvious for us, while some drives the whole car nuts!

Teams were given the usual tasks... : Like sort thru sampah..

Crawl thru muds..

We were hit by unsuspected traffic jams in the game.. Human traffic jam! The number of participating teams were so huge, it generated long queues at the parks and charity houses. Leaving all the poor aunties-n-children standing on the side waiting for their turn to play.

Everytime I come here, I get touched, Looking at people who have less than what we do, strving stronger to have a better life. It makes me feel sad about how much effort I'm putting in my life..