Bad bad news for Kuchingnites who loves to eat noodles!!! Kolo Mee is one of the most popular food in Kuching…I love it, do you? BUT!!!
Omfg!! Not again?! Read this!
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Refer: Guessing Game
What is that thing?
This is the answer!
Congratulations to Renge, Orange and ChelChelEeyore who answered it correctly and thanks all for participating. The top winner should be Orange because his answer is more precise - “Its a spinning ceiling fan…right?”
Anyway, this is just for fun ^^
Don’t feel bad ya, LeeChien.
I’m busy right now. Meanwhile, let’s have a little guessing game here. Can you guess what is this?
Answer to be announced on Wednesday, which is tomorrow.
Smoking is not good for health. This is an old on-going issue. Posters were set up in front of almost every school. Yea, you know, that’s the anti-smoking campaign. But cigarettes are sold every where, people keeping smoking, young and old, male and female…but it is still a must for those people to hang up posters, telling students it is bad to smoke. Okay, stop for know about the smoking or not smoking thing. Today, I wanna share with you is not about smoking, but the disciplines of students.
What sort of school produce what sort of students. Discipline is a very headache thing, especially in secondary schools. That’s the age when teenagers start to be experience with different things out of curiosity. Well, I think, a picture worths a thousand words. So, here you go, take a look at these 2 pictures and you will understand what I mean by discipline.
Poster outside a Chung Hua (independent/private Chinese school) secondary school. Look closely, the poster has turn pale because of exposing to sunlight!
Okay, now look at this! This poster look some how more new. It’s new because the school management has changed new posters several times!!! Now, look carefully at the bottom part. The metal plate has been “flipped up”. Cool, isn’t it?
That’s what we call discipline.
We are always tought to fight against piracy, learnt about intellectual property rights, patents, copyrights, trademarks, plagiarism….and all sorts of legal stuff. But hey, before that, let’s listen to a smooth and relaxing song:
Mamula Moon by Felix Mendelssohn and His Hawaiian Serenaders
back in the 1940s
Did that sound so familiar to you? If it does, you’re a Malaysian. My first expression when I get to know this “Hawaiian-like” music, I went WTF?!
If you still don’t get what I mean, click here to listen.
Read THIS for extra information.
Coincidence or copy?
What do you think?
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