Jap Used Underwear

Ages ago, I saw this documentary and it really gave me a shocked. This documentary is all about this particular man in Japan who is willing to pay cash for panty if a school girl takes it off in front of him...
Who would want to pay cash for a used panty?

*Speechless*

Funny Soccer Clips

Seems I got nothing to post and I found this freaking hilarious, I might as well share it. Enjoy guys.

UPM Conspiracy..... Again

July 2006, UPM's atmosphere turned ugly when 50 "pro-establishment" students took law into their own hands and manhandled seven students who are members of an organistaion preceived to be "anto-establishment". Giving an account of the incident to theSun newspaper, third-year Chinese Studies student Lim Sok Swan said she and six other friends were manning a help counter for new students when the incident started. Lim said a group of about 50 students led by a student council leader suddenly surrounded and scolded them for setting up the help counter when the SPF is not a registered body.

Last week, UPM was again dwelled into another conspiracy when several staff members of the student affairs department (HEP) raided the room of Yee Yang Yang, a first-year student in Hostel 13 who is a member of a pro-student grouping. After raiding his room, Yee was then interrogated for 2 hours starting from 11pm. Most of his electronical devices such as laptop, handphone, MP4 player, 2 pendrives were taken away from him beside leaflets and personal documents. The HEP staff, commanded by a UPM personnel known as Jamali from the Unit Tugas Khas, left without providing any written acknowledgment of the items confiscated.

The very next day, other students headed to the HEP office demanding for official acknowledgement upon the item that have been confiscated from Yee.

The question is, how safe can UPM be in the future if they can't even handle both staff and students properly.

SD Astray Red Frame

It is raining heavily outside and at the same time, today is a holiday for the whole of Malacca and some other state in conjunction of the first day of Fasting Month for the Muslims. So I thought this would be the best time for me to do something that it's not so brain cracking. Raining day is always a good day for chill out and relax. I decided to fix a present from Min Jiet that I received few weeks ago when I bought my PG Gundam MK-II "Titans".

Getting ready for an afternoon of modeling.



SD Astray Red Frame without the lower torso.

For beginners who are thinking of getting involve in Gundam modeling but fear that you might destroy the model because you're not sure how to fix, try starting with the SD version first or even the HG. Unlike those RM100 plus MGs, these SDs only cost about RM10 plus if you know where to get. Look at the SD Astray Red Frame's gun below. It was molded into a piece. As for PG, you will have to fix 10 or more different parts just to get that gun. So SD is totally a version for beginners and it works well as a present for your partner if you don't want her to bother you when you're fixing a better version of Gundam.

Ready made gun, just need to snap it out from the runners.



SD Astray Red Frame.



Size comparison between SD Astray Red Frame and MG Zeta Plus A1.

Pardon me for the bad quality picture. Don't have a digital camera yet. Anyone willing to buy me one for my upcoming birthday?

A Year Later

About a year ago, newly open Ixora Apartment's residents were shocked to their horror when they found a body of a MMU student lying in his pool of blood just right beside the pool. It was reported that the boy slipped while trying to reach his locked-18th-storey apartment in Ixora using the balcony of his neighbour to get to his balcony. Police reported as a commit suicide case but rumours said it wasn't that at all. Most people would just ignore it but this case happens in Lunar Month as well.

This year, during Lunar Month as well, roughly about a year later, Ixora's residents were treated with another shocking incident when security guard found the body of a female MMU student lying in her own pool of blood.

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Source:http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?ile=/2007/9/10/nation/20070910073118&sec=nation

Varsity student jumps to her death
MALACCA: A 22-year-old final year Multimedia University accounting student is believed to have jumped to her death from the 18th floor of an apartment in Bukit Beruang at 6.30pm on Friday.

Police said the girl's slippers were found on the 18th floor. It is believed that the girl, who resided in a nearby apartment went there to visit a friend at about 6.20pm. A guard, who heard a loud thud, found the body sprawled on the ground floor and informed the police. The student's parents, who are staying in Shah Alam, have been notified.

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Note: The picture below might be a little gory for some of you. So do whatever you see fit.

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Picture taken by one of my friend who stay right beside where she was found.

I'm not trying to prove anothing here, but its just weird right?

Night That I Long Wished For

Last night I had the same night that I used to have when I was in secondary school. Time that I missed the most. Time that I used to spent together with my high school buddy talking about absolutely nothing and just nothing. Well last night, was the night where our very own Michael a.k.a. Michelle, Kian Min, Samson, Egbert and I spent our night and early in the morning laughing here and there sharing what happened in our lives. Time totally fly so fast especially when you hang out with the group of person that totally 'clicks' with you. Upon realization, it is already 5.30am in the morning before we bid farewell. And guess what, due to the craziness in all of us, we're going to Langkawi this Friday. Hope everything goes well and hope that our FFK king does not FFK us.

Supernatural Encounter

Last Friday, I was out with my cousin who just came back from Kuala Lumpur to celebrate her long holidays with her family in Malacca. Since I was the only one who is free at that time, she dragged my lazy ass out of my bed and forced me to accompany her to Tesco for her shopping spree. Right after we pass the entrance, she ordered me to stop. Quickly, she took out her phone and snapped a picture of nothing. I tried to look at the direction where she was snapping her phone but all I saw was people around the cashier. Nothing unusual. I was blur at that time but then, what the hell. Maybe she has not come back that often till the new look of Tesco amazed her. After that, I asked her what happen because her face was dead pale. She showed me the picture that she just captured. I freaked out right on the spot. We headed somewhere else soon after that incident.

Sorry for the bad quality picture. But if you can look up closely especially at the place where I squared it, you can see a lady like figure. The strange that is that she's totally taller than anyone else and if you look closely, she doesn't have a face. I'm not making this up, its totally up to you to believe it or not.

SMS Scam

As most Malaysian knows, our newspaper will be flooded by seasons of news each period of time. Well, long time ago, there was a season where kidnapping was happening here and there. Then come the raping cases. More and more raping cases capturing the highlights of our local newspaper. The murdering season came shortly after that where more news of murder cases were reported almost every 2 to 3 days. After that it did cool down for a week or two but then, traffic accidents that involve mostly buses floods the news faster than Mother Nature can flood Malacca. Every two or three days, several souls will be taken away just like that because of the bus driver's mistake.

Lately, SMS Scams have been conquering the new's headlights on daily basis.

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Source:http://thestar.com.my/news/story.aspfile=/2007/9/3/nation/18766055&sec=nation&focus=1

Gullible Malaysians lose RM35mil to syndicate in lucky draw scam
By LOURDES CHARLES

KUALA LUMPUR: Gullible Malaysians have lost a whopping RM35mil in the past seven months to an international syndicate in an elaborate SMS scam.

Police learnt of the huge losses after 163 cases were reported since January.

Forty people were detained recently in connection with the syndicate, based in Taiwan and Hong Kong, which has been operating here since 2006.

“We believe the syndicate members raked in about RM5mil a month just by sending out SMSes to the Malaysian public, claiming that they had won a lucky draw.

“Our investigations revealed that the syndicate either used a local or Hong Kong cellphone number,” Federal Commercial Crimes Investigations director Comm Datuk Ramli Yusof told The Star.

He said the syndicate had devised at least seven types of SMS scams It is learnt the syndicate in Taiwan had raked in an estimated $280mil Taiwanese dollars (RM29.7mil) in the past few years.

At least 19 Taiwanese suspects had been detained in the past few weeks in Xiamen and Fujian provinces in China.

The syndicate’s modus operandi is to send out SMS in Chinese to selected cellphone numbers informing the victims that they have won a lucky draw. They are to contact the number to collect their winnings, usually nothing less than RM100,000.

The message is normally accompanied by two cellphone numbers – a local and a Hong Kong number. In order for the victims to collect their prize, they must first pay a fee – being legal, insurance and membership expenses.

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  VICTIM receives a call that he or she has won a lucky draw by an electrical company based in Hong Kong and that he/she needs to pay a 5% tax to retrieve the goods worth an estimated RM100,000;


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  VICTIM receives a call from a Mandarin-speaking person saying that he/she has won a lucky draw contest and to contact the phone numbers given to collect the winnings. But he/she must pay a transfer fee to be deposited into an account. After depositing the money, the victim will be asked to contact another party to collect the prize. When the victim contacts the other party, he/she is asked to pay other charges; and


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  VICTIM receives a call from a person claiming to be a court official. He says the victim has failed to attend a court hearing. This will be followed by another call from a man claiming to be from Bukit Aman. The second caller informs the victim that he/she is involved in a criminal case and has to deposit a certain sum of money or his/her bank account will be frozen.

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You might been wondering why do I bother to post this up even though there's nothing to do with me. Well, if I have not received a SMS few minutes ago stating that I've just won RM14,000 I might not do this. Yeap, I just received this SMS that says PETRONAS has been organizing a lucky draw and I'm one of the lucky winner. The original message goes like this.

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Pengumuman dari PETRONAS MAS, TAHNIAH! SimCard Anda betua memenangi undian hadiah Wang RM14,000. Sila hubungi telefon 0062856814567.

Terima Kasih.

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PS: Will upload the picture once I get my hand on my camera. Blogging from my workplace.

It is so obvious that this is a scam (although I got kinda pretty excited at first.). Look at the language used. Betua? WTF is betua. If my Bahasa still serves me right, there ain't such thing as 'betua'. And beside that, look at the phone number. Looks like and Indonesian number to me. Why would Petronas, being a Malaysian company, asking us to call all the way to INDONESIA to collect our so-called prize. It just does not make any sense. So what I did was I gave a call to Petronas Headquarters to clarify things out. And it is true, that there isn't any such competition threw out by PETRONAS.

The reason why I went through the hassle of getting this blog up is because I just want to let you guys know that this such scam could happen to anyone although you're nobody. So, don't fall for these kinds of traps and thinking God has answered your prayers by dropping gold from the sky. It doesn't work that way.