Showing posts with label Malaysia Boleh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Malaysia Boleh. Show all posts

Malaysia Book of Records - Can We Make it?

Sep 30, 2007

Sook Ling's called to inform that Chun Yen has invited us to attend our secondary school, SMK IJC (Infant Jesus Convent), 148th Anniversary & Grand IJC Reunion Dinner on the Oct 20 at Malacca International Trade Centre, Ayer Keroh. According to her, this reunion hopes to raise funds for our school rebuilding project & also to enter the Malaysian Book of Records for the largest number of past pupils of a school gathered at the same venue.

However, I do not think that I could make it as I have to attend for our friend, Alfred & LeeAnne's wedding dinner. Perhaps we can have a small gathering later with few of our class '93 friends.

For those that interested, please click on the above link for further information.

Anti Corruption?

Sep 12, 2007

I was driving to Seremban this morning. Somewhere between Pedas & Senawang, there is a road block. I did not speed so I was not worry at all. Suddenly the traffic police stopped me. He told me that my car's plate is incomplete. So I went down to check it. My 'B' is missing. Anyway, I am sure that the plate was still complete before I left to Seremban.

I explained to the police that it must be dropped during my journey. However, he given me a stupid & ridiculous reply. He said that no matter where has it dropped to, I was still breaking the rule. He was being nasty & I knew that he wanted for some "duit kopi" (money)!

I pleased him to spare me off this time as it happened unintentionally. Guess what? Malaysia police will never change even though with their "Anti-Corruption" badge. He asked for RM 50 to settle off this issue as according to him, the compound will cost me RM 300.

I was quite pissed-off with their attitude. However, with his threat, I given him RM 30. Later I found out from most of my friends that this summon will only cost me RM 100. If I knew early, I will just asked him to issue the summon. I'm guilty now but I promise myself that I will not surrender to this Malaysia's 'rubbish' anymore.