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Not The Done Thing

I stumbled to one funny article from The Age Blog : All Men Are Liars about Not The Done Things. Here are some of the funniest of it. lawak in a sense, Straight, Funny and yet True
*sigh. Just a little reminder for all of us:

Contacting your mate's ex
I know a bloke who's a special for this. The tears haven't even dried after the break-up and he'll be texting and instant-messaging the girl because he wants to "be there" for her and "doesn't want to take sides". Phone calls, texts, emails, Messenger, morse code. It doesn't matter. It's not the done thing.

Crowding the trough
You're right down one end of the urinal, it's 40 metres long, yet some spanner comes in the brasco and stands. Right. Next. To. You. I mean, it's just not the done thing.

Cutting the opening batsman's grass
If your mate has started chatting to a group of women and he's made it known which one he's keen on, you have to respect that. He's done the hard yards, he's softened up the bowling attack, so you cannot swoop in and start working the same girl. It's not the done thing.

Inappropriate toilet use
Your friend turns up at your place on a Sunday morning and says he needs to use the dunny and proceeds to angrily splatter the bowl while your missus looks on disgusted. Really ... not the done thing.

Trying to root your mate's sister
Not the done thing.

Trying to root your mate's mum
Not the done thing.

Taxis
You're an adult, solo male and you get in the back seat of the cab like it's a limo. Fair dinkum ... not the done thing.

Trying to root your mate's daughter
Definitely, not the done thing.

Snobbery
Treating the woman who cleans your office every day as if she is completely invisible, as if she is a non-person. Generally, not saying 'hello' to people you see every day, regardless of their job or role is not the done thing.

Picking your nose ...
... and eating it, after about age 14. Not the done thing.

Talking in accents to waiters
You're in Chinatown for yum cha and the bloke at the next table is talking in a 'ching, chong chow' voice to the waiter, taking the piss. Think it might be time to lean over and say, "hey, mate? Not the done thing."

Well, the blogger is from Australia. Which make sense if some of not the done things are difference from Malaysia. The five things I observed that not the done thing in Malaysia are:

Blocking the way on the escalator
When I am in Singapore, I have learned to stay on only one side of the escalator as the other side is for people who has much more important things to do than me to pass through me. Or in a simple word. They can't afford to waste a 30 seconds on the escalator. Blocking their way is not the done thing.

Cutting children's line
Even they are children, please, please, please, do not cut their line. It is same as you take they candy and ask them to go to bed. Not the done thing.

Crossing road without the usage of sky bridge
Did you know you can be fined RM300.00? Me neither, but my friend had.

Using "My Father is Rich" excuse
Yes, we know your father is rich. But using the excuse at every questions asked is definitely not the done thing. For examples,

Q : How dare you to lost my pen??
A : No problem lah, my father is rich

Q : How come you don't know the simple question?
A : Don't bother. My father is rich enough to find out for me

Q : Why you don't show up at our date?
A : I'm sorry, my rich father sent me a flower

err... ok, we get it. Thanks for bothering to answer.





Using the public toilet and not flush it
Owh God! I hate this. Words for the offenders, PLEASE TAKE CARE OF YOUR BELONGING! The ultimate not the done thing in Malaysia.



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Another HINDRAF gathering?


i would like to talk about HINDRAF according to my view. But first, let me copy 1 of email i received couple weeks ago:

It is troubling to note the govt did not take heed of the grievances of its people, esp the minorities for too long. It is betrayal of the people's trust as ONE Malaysian family - by the people in the corridors of power.

Hasn't HISTORY taught these insensitive govt leaders (from all the various ruling coalition parties) that when pushed, it becomes a shove.
(Note: Myanmar; Philippines with People Power; Indonesia against Suharto; Singapore with protests/dissent more underground and on the Internet, than overtly; ..and now Malaysia).

We just had the ASEAN Conference; and the formation of HumanRights Group to oversee abuses of power within ASEAN.

The protests are supported by all races in Malaysia and even in Singapore, as this is a protest against the Malaysian Govt, and NOT an inter-racial problem, per se.
In my opinion as a citizen in this country, what i keep thinking this couple of weeks is what will HINDRAF do after all this over? let say they manage to put the international pressure and give reason to America and his alliances to attack Malaysia. What will HINDRAF do after that? Building a new government? Does it has enough politics power to coup with all this different races in Malaysia? I would love to hear their long term plan first. [ i cant get a hand of their memorandum. can u? please inform me if u see it] i still doubt there is ethnic cleansing in Malaysia. and i thought that the Malays are more poorer compared to Indians??
The Indians, generally are a more gentle race, and do not bicker as much compared to the other races. They tried to use the normal democratic channels to air their grievances - through their MPs, Govt leaders, Media, NGOs, Courts, multi-representations, etc..

They (incl the other races of Malaysia) had to resort to this unprecedented large scale protests as a last resort.

On the other hand, one should WONDER with all the injustices against the minorities (even though they are part of the MALAYSIAN FAMILY) such protests did not occur earlier.
i really don't want to see our tourists ran away with a bad images left behind about our country.

welcome to visit Malaysia 2007!
The damage to Malaysia - due to shortisghtedness of politicians of all hues - is immense - with the expected big drop in tourism; bad publicity; etc...

Within ASEAN, Malaysia is in the same league as Myanmar.
Singapore is in the same league, as far as treatment of minorities are concerned, though at a different scale.
i really hope that this hurricane of racist remarks, allegations and even the street protest being stop immediately. However, i really think that the government should start to listen to our voice the whole time, not just when general election is near.

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hantu tanpa kepala [lawak]

Satu malam, sorang mamat ni baru habis kerja malam dalam pukul 1
pagi, jalan nak balik rumah adala dalam 30 minit, sepanjang jalan
keadaan gelap, senyap, sunyi, hujan rintik2, sejuk..

ramai dah orang cakap kat jalan ni ada penunggu tapi mamat ni buat selamber jer,
sambil bersiul, mamat ni terus pecut motor rxz dia, sampai kat tengah
jalan kat bus-stop mamat ni nampak sorang awek cun.

awek ni pulak
pakai baju kurung, rambut panjang, dia tahan motor mamat ni, mamat ni
pun berentilah, tanya kat awek tu

" saudari ni nak pergi mana tengah2 malam ni?"

awek tu jawab " saya tunggu ayah saya tapi dia tak datang2, rumah saya kat depan tu, boleh tumpangkan saya?"

"errrr...bolehlah, nasib baik saya ada helmet spare", mamat ni
takut dalam berani, dia pecut motor dia, sekejap dia tengok side
mirror dia..

alamak !!! mana pegi awek ni..." aaaaaaaaahhhhhhhh...tak
kepala!!! hantu tak de kepala!!!! aaaaahhhhhhhhhhh!!!!" mamat ni
punya ler pecut sebab kecut perut ada hantu tak ada kepala kat
belakang dia, dah tu suara mengilai-ngilai kedengaran, lagi kuat dia
pecut, lagi kat suara tu ketawa.

sampai rumah mamat ni terkejut bukan main sampai putih muka dia

"naper abang pecut, sampai nak terkeluar anak tekak saya ni jerit, kan dah terlepas rumah saya", rupanya mamat tu bagi awek tu pakai helmet full-face warna hitam, memanglah tak
nampak kepala....

hehe..

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my first mobile posting




Pic test

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wow.. this is my first post by using my pda. the more reason to love Sony Ericsson! ;D
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