Month: March 2009

12 posts

Political Joke #1

I know the current political situation in this country is not funny. Well, it is kinda funny, but it is not funny enough to laugh. I am going to share some jokes today, we need to laugh more at this trying times. Joke 1: Cannibal Head Hunter A cannibal-head hunter was walking through the Sarawak…

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“Having degrees = better YB?”, “Who’s my father’s son?”, & Voodoo Politics

I was reading the post ‘Do having degrees make a person better YB?‘ by The Broken Shield and I decided to post it to my Facebook Notes after adding a little comment. Having degree can be an added advantage for a YB. That’s the simplest way to gauge the level of literacy/education of a person.…

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Bloggers baka cheremin (Bloggers are like mirror)

Bala sida blogger baka cheremin, pia ku Masing KUCHING: Penulis blog baka cheremin, ku Presiden Parti Rakyat Sarawak (PRS) Dato Sri Dr James Masing. Iya madah cheremin sigi beguna mantu siku-siku orang ngemanahka raban politik ke deka nyadi ketuai ngiring orang mayuh. “Anang mechahka cheremin enti kitai meda diri enda sigat…tu pengawa ke salah. “Blog…

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I’m a ENFP huh? Nah.. just another personality test.

Note: Skip reading if you are lazy. Super long crap. HA! HA! Chian tagged me. This is another personality test, quite long winded especially the explanations. It’s Friday, why not? Here is the test – Personality test based on Jung – Myers-Briggs typology A psychometric questionnaire designed to measure psychological preferences in how people perceive…

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Why I am disgusted by the RM60bil stimulus package by Vijay Kumar Murugavell

Inflation-related graphic reproduced in the article

Please allow me to share this very well written commentary by a friend on the recent RM60 billion stimulus package aka mini budget announced by Najib Razak, our Finance Minister, Deputy Minister and soon to be Prime Minister. (God willing. Hey, you don’t laugh. HA! HA! HA!) I am a little bit busy with work…

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