Long Lapok, September 01 2010 -Villagers affected by the proposed road upgrading works between Beluru-Lapok held a protest outside a local coffee shop, Kedai Kopi Nyamai this afternoon. Armed with placards condemning the state government, some 80 villagers also chanted slogans during the 30-minute protest. The protest is held as a response to the announcement…
Photos taken somewhere on the road to Sungai Asap, Belaga. Enjoy the video… ps: No visible phone booth nearby the area. No mobile coverage here either. I had Celcom and Maxis with me at that time. pss: Heavy trucks and trailers from among the biggest timber companies in Sarawak using this road on daily basis,…
I received a DM from Mr. Josh Lim, the boss for Advertlets last Wednesday. I was in the ‘jungle’ near Bakun and the mobile coverage was really bad but I called him up anyway. First time talking to the man. Excerpt of our painfully transmitted over the sucky mobile coverage went something like this.. Me:…
I provide the photo. You do the caption. Best caption wins… nothing. Yet. JJ: May I? Obama: NO! Don’t you dare! *covers* ps: TCMPCC sounds good. LOL! Tags: Caption Contest, Fun, Malaysia, Parody, Politicians
Decided to go bald today instead of next Sunday (16 May 2010) because I will be in the jungle next week. Going to Bintulu and then to the jungle for few weeks. On my way to shave my hairy head Taking one last handsome photo with hair 1st before losing it. Getting ready to do…
Finally, I got time to sit down and write a blog post! Huarghh! Let’s get down to business. Last Sunday, with the help of my ‘trunk buddy’ – Comeez aka Pierce and friends, Myremi aka Rowena and another friend I couldn’t quite remember the name (Sorry, bad memory heh!) I arranged an impromptu session of…
Sarawak is a strong fortress of the establishment, Barisan Nasional. Heck, Sarawak (together with Sabah) saved BN from embarrassment last General Election by giving them enough seats to rule this country. BN already lost in Peninsular at that time judging from the popular votes BN 48% – 52% PR, the sentiment had switched to Pakatan…