I said previously that I want to 隐居 and my friend (sort of) mocked me when he saw me in MSN. He asked me, “I thought you said you want to 隐居?” Really a joker and a b*stard. =.=”
So I am going to keep my word. Today is the first day I stopped MSN-ing. Hope I can adapt to it. ^^
Probably I shall return one day when I am ready again to accept the cyber world.
Order received? Whatever that means? It simply means.. something is coming.. and I am so very anxious to get it!!!
So very excited!!! XD
今天是一个很糟糕的日子。一大早就发了很大的脾气。话说我一个朋友和我在网上chatting。她回复我慢我也没和她计较，我一说到这点时，她竟然说我上班不专心。我哪点不专心了？难道一个人在chatting时就不能同时专心工作吗？我每天一边和她聊，也要一边忙着工事，已好辛苦了，她不但没感激，还要出口侮辱我？我一听到那句“工作不专心”，我心里立刻发火！
我自问一直以来都认真工作。每天不是OT到下午六、七点，就是把工作带回家。但是，公司一只没承认我的血汗。这些都不在话下了。现在竟然还被人侮辱。这口气怎么都吞不下去。换作别人，我可能还会一巴掌过去。但是她，唉不想说。
一直答应她，如果有到吉隆坡会找她出来。但现在，已不肯定了……这个周末会去，看来要等下次了（如果还有下次）
P/S: 我好像发现最近每当我online时，她一定会away……希望是我多心……
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I know it’s late, but here’s a recap of the election result before I officially close this topic.
The chart shows the overall position of Barisan National (the ruling coalition in Malaysia) and the opposition parties. As you can see, this is by far the worst result the Barisan National (BN) has got since they started ruling this country. They got 140 parliamentary seats and 307 state assembly seats. In the process, they lose their 2/3 majority and 5 states, namely Perak, Selangor, Penang, Kedah and Kelantan.
Nobody expected such a scene in West Malaysia. Everybody was convinced BN will win big once again. The people had finally woke up and voiced up. Oil price rose, toll price rose, inflation, corruption, etc all led to the people ditching BN as their representative. All this while, people were scared of change, especially the older generations. As people getting more and more educated, they were not afraid to stand up and oppose the people whom they think did not really fight for them. In this case, the MCA and MIC were seen to be just lapdogs who never dared to voice up for their people. We had been Chinese and Indian temples got torn down and pigs got killed. But have we seen any mosques being relocated or destroyed? Never! In Sarawak, the SUPP who are the Chinese representatives had even much more of those stories! (But I leave that for you guys to find out). The thinking that “if I don’t support BN, I wouldn’t have any Chinese/Indian Ministers in the government” is slowly diminishing. Who cares about that anyway, as even if we had them, they’re doing nothing for us anyway. People realize that now. I put that to the excellent exposure to foreign communities where the people there are just far much superior. (They got free speech and people in Taiwan even scold their presidents openly. If you do that here, better be prepared to eat curry rice in jail 
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And it was unduly for our beloved PM to free Anwar Ibrahim, who still had such charm and support even after all these years. His party, the PKR won more seats than even the DAP. It’s no surprise, given how much the Malay community looks up to him.
BN was only fortunate Sabah and Sarawak people still voted for them. They won >95% of the seats here. Maybe perhaps the people here never knew this sudden change. If Sabah and Sarawak were to defect BN, we could see the opposition party forming the Malaysian government for the first time!
With the state election for Sarawak coming in 2011, perhaps we shall see another landslide for BN? It’s time to go down, Mr White Hair. I hope you know who you are. The people of the land of the hornbill are coming to get ya! 
Prim3 is currently outstation for official duty. Will resume blogging
after returning on 31 Jan 08
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