(Angry callers. Image source: http://www.whatsgottago.com)
I just hate this…
Someone calls and from the other end is not happy with my actions or decisions and just when I am trying to explain on why I took the said actions or decisions, they slam down the phone. Very unprofessional!
You have a problem?… [Click to read the rest] “Slamming the phone”
Read Part 1 here and Part 2 here
Roadblocks in 2000s
(4 lanes cut into 1. Image source: Wengsan’ Blog)
Certainly the evolution of police roadblocks started to take the ridiculous path in recent times and it started with the last year’s BERSIH & HINDRAF rallies.
When there call for public demonstrations, the police is swift to put roadblocks around Klang Valley in the mornings, making the traffic grinding almost to a stop.… [Click to read the rest] “Police Roadblocks: The Evolution Part 3”
Just a short one…
This will be the second week that I have missed on my “childhood” series and I am guilty as charged. Hopefully I can write down something this weekend.
In the meantime, I will leave you with this:-
What do you see?
Further details next week but if you are “creative enough” to write a short post on the above, email to me and I will post it up in this blog (with due credits of course).… [Click to read the rest] “One for the weekend”
(Image source: http://www.manchetknopen.com)
In case you have missed the on-going saga over at Malaysiakini, here are the links:-
Will there be a reply to the last one? If you ask me, the points under “Anwar not guilty” make more sense.… [Click to read the rest] “Anwar: Guilty or Not?”
(Image source: http://api.ning.com)
These days when 2 Indians guys meet, there are several ways to greet each other. The favourite ones will be by a firm handshake or a high five or on rare occasions, a hug. Namaste or vanakam (in Tamil) is often reserved for old uncles, old aunties, and visitors from India and the priest from the neighbourhood temple.… [Click to read the rest] “Namaste”