Fried Popiah, this is how I roll.. yor!

I love deep fried spring rolls/popiah. I am not a big fan of  the wet version of popiah, popular among food lovers. I prefer mine to be brown, hard, oily and crunchy  :grin: I will always go for fried popiah if I see it is on sale, it is one of my favourite side dish.

I got the chance to make my own fried popiah just now. This is my first time making my own popiah, and with limited ingredients I had (I was lazy to shop for ingredients normally used to make popiah filling – shrimps, long bean, carrot, turnips, taugeh, bamboo shoots chinese sausage bla bla…) I just used whatever available in the fridge, since I was hungry and in the mood to chew on something..

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Don’t insult my egg you bugger!! Or I will get my egg ISA-ed for protection. Nyahahahaha!

I must applaud UMNO Seputeh for showing their sensitive and caring side by making police report against Teresa Kok for insulting egg.

Report lodged against Teresa Kok for insulting egg

KUALA LUMPUR (Sept 24, 2008) : The Seputeh Umno Youth division lodged a police report today against Seputeh MP Teresa Kok, claiming she had insulted the Royal Malaysian Police and the egg, which is an essential food of the underprivileged.

The division’s deputy head Alawi Dahalin and several other members lodged the report at the Brickfields police station.

Alawi said he had heard Kok complain about the food she was given while detained under the ISA, at a press conference at the DAP headquarters in Petaling Jaya, shown on the night news on TV on Sept 20, a day after she was released from custody.

He said Kok had said the food she was served was “fit only for dogs”.

“By saying this, she had insulted the police and the poor. Eggs are an important food for low-income earners and the poor. As an elected representative of the people she should not have said that,” he said.

Damn you Teresa Kok, why you go and insult eggs? Humpty Dumpty may go and testify against you in court now! You have incur the wrath of egg lovers!

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The Malaysian Political Oscars!!

One of the very few columnists that I like in The Star is Huzir Sulaiman. This guy has good sense of humor and I enjoyed reading his articles in his regular column ‘Wide Angle’.  Who is Huzir Sulaiman you ask?

Huzir Sulaiman (born in 1973) is a Malaysian actor, director and writer. One of Malaysia’s leading dramatists, acclaimed for his vibrant, inventive use of language and incisive insight into human behavior in general and the Asian psyche in particular. His plays, often charged with dark humor, political satire, and surrealistic twists, have won numerous awards and international recognition. He currently lives in Singapore.

(Wikipedia)

Now, if you are wondering what happened to his missing article yesterday in his regular Sunday column has got to, well it has been spiked. The article that he wrote was deemed ‘too sensitive’ for the ‘politically correct’ The Star and had to be spiked.

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Bee End Downfall Parody

You must watch this!!!!! A must not miss parody!!

It is a parody of  ehem.. a certain infamous Malaysian politician with his ‘buddies’. It parodies Hitler’s downfall in the movie Downfall (German: Der Untergang).

Downfall (German: Der Untergang) is a 2004 German / Austrian drama film depicting the final twelve days of Adolf Hitler in his Berlin bunker and Nazi Germany in 1945, directed by Oliver Hirschbiegel, written by Bernd Eichinger, and based upon the books: Inside Hitler’s Bunker, by historian Joachim Fest; portions of Albert Speer’s memoirs; the memoirs of Traudl Junge, one of Hitler’s secretaries; Hitler’s Last Days: An Eye-Witness Account, by Gerhardt Boldt; doctor Ernst-Günther Schenck’s memoirs; and the memoirs of Siegfried Knappe.

(Wikipedia)

Have fun guessing who is who in the parody NYAHAHAHAHA!

(Source: Bee End Downfall Parody)

I am laughing with tears running down my cheeks.. :grin: This is so funny!! Even funnier if you watched the movie before, which I did. I love German movies, especially war movies. I watched Das Boot (German for The Boat/Submarine) before, another awesome movie. You should watch it :up:

OLD SKOOL TAG!

I got this from AloneinHome.com. He didn’t tag me but I love this tag so I do it! (edited a bit)

OLD SKOOL TAG

1) 5 bad habits when you were in your school days

* Reading comics in class, especially during Moral and BM classes. How to do it without getting caught? Put your comics in the desk, sit with your back rested on the chair, slightly away from the table and don’t sit straight. Sit like a lazy bum without backbone haha! Then, don’t get too absorbed in your reading, do it casually so the teacher will not notice 😛 I never get caught meh!

* Woke up late, missed my breakfast at the dining hall. (Bad habit, because until today I seldom take breakfast and I am okay with that) Then, late to class, always ended up standing in middle of the field while other students were standing in front of their class when the national and state anthem were playing. Kinda embarrassing when everybody can see you standing at the field from their class, but after a while I got used to it because I had some buddies to join me on the field hehe.. always those same faces.. late risers.

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Justifying the morality of defection

Much has been said about the possible cross overs/defection by certain Members of Parliament to facilitate Pakatan Rakyat to form a new government, tentatively set to happen on September 16th, tomorrow.

Argument on the morality of the defection is rift in blogosphere, coffee shops, media and everywhere in Malaysia where any Tom, Dick and Harry, politicians from opposition parties and government, detractors, political analysts – just wannabes anyone with little interest in Malaysia’s screwed up politics giving their 2 cents on the issue.

On defection, many people who disagree seeing it taking place, for them it is unethical and considered ‘cheating’ in substance though in form it is allowed. Many also want it to happen as they cannot afford to see the country being ‘sodomised’ for another 4 years and some say by the way things are running now, it could be hard to imagine the dire situation of the country in 4 years time.

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