SaChOoM~~ROxx!!!

This is my first time going to a MATTA Fair and I don't think that it was a pretty good idea to get to PWTC on a Sunday~~!!

Am so afraid to go to crowded places where I'd find myself gasping for breath. Oh well, I had no choice as my sis wanted to go to PWTC to get herself a nice hols package. She has been working so hard over this one year and she'd gonna pamper herself with a nice getaway far far away to ***** I don't know where*****.... While I myself would be sulking ere in M'sia for the next one year!! This is so unfair~~!! I cant get myself a nice long vacation..haihzz...AND AND going for this MATTA Fair is like a slap on my FACE~~!!

Having arrived there around noon, we managed to get parking nearby PWTC (FREE PARKING). Having walk a short distance towards PWTC, I could see the huge crowd coming out for lunch from PWTC. Gosh!! I cant imagine what people would actually go through to get cheap vacations. They are just so willing to drown in the sea of people. *bleks*

Having entered PWTC, I was pretty much surprised that not only they were booths selling hols packages yet there were people selling cameras and GPS.As I was about to enter the hall ..there were ppl standing outside there checking for H1N1as well as tickets. *SCREEEETTCH~~~*


Boy : "Scuuuzz me ...where are ur tickets???!!. Please puchase your tickets
at the counter"

Me : "TickETSS??!!??....Nay...It's OK Then (U-turned)


WHAT the HECK!!! What type of FAIR is this ?? Ain't this MATTA Fair suppose to be organised by the government/watsoever for free to the PUBLIC!!??!! Hmmpphh...maybe its just me who didn't expect it to be like that. C'mon man!! You gotta be kidding me when the public are gonna give business to those people at the booths. So why bother charging the public when they are going there with the intention to buy hols package. WTH~~!!! I think that its rather UNFAIR for the organizers to manage it this way. They should charge ENTRY FEES/RENTAL to the booths ~~

Thank goodness my intention wasn't to get in there to purchase my hols or else .....(*U know what lar*)

I decided to get out from PWTC and go walk around KL while waiting for my sis to get her dream hols. Hehe..on the way out,I pretty much bumped into something interesting which made me understand why guys like to attend such events...as u can see from my pictures below; there were many pretty girls so of which were clad in skimpy clothings. Oh well...I too was pretty much attracted to those pretty girls ..what more to say about the guys. Wakaka...*kiddin*



Then I noticed an interesting bus parked outside there which says "MACAU".Haha..I went up to explore the double decker.

I've always fancy riding a double decker bus~~!!

I guess even after I was quite disappointed with the organizers, at least I felt "LUCKY" enough to bump into this group of dancers from KOREA who were there perform. Their group name was SACHOOM~~!! Oh boy, I can say that it consist of a group of HOT young CHICKszz and PRETTY BOYZZ~~ Enjoy the video below~~



*SACHHOOOOMMMM ROXXX~~!!!

The LAW of the GARBAGE TRUCK~~

An interesting story which I'd like to share here;

One day as I hopped into a taxi and we took off for the airport. We were driving
in the right lane when suddenly a black car jumped out of a parking space
right in front of us. My taxi driver slammed on his brakes, skidded, and
missed the other car by just inches! The driver of the other car whipped his
head around and started yelling at us. My taxi driver just smiled and waved
at the guy. And I mean, he was really friendly. So I asked, 'Why did you
just do that? This guy almost ruined your car and sent us to the hospital!'

This is when my taxi driver taught me what I now call, 'The Law of the
Garbage Truck.'

He explained that many people are like garbage trucks.. They run around full
of garbage, full of frustration, full of anger, and full of disappointment.
As their garbage piles up, they need a place to dump it and sometimes
they'll dump it on you. Don't take it personally. Just smile, wave, wish
them well, and move on. Don't take their garbage and spread it to other
people at work, at home, or on the streets.. The bottom line is that
successful people do not let garbage trucks take over their day.

Life's too short to wake up in the morning with regrets, so.... Love the
people who treat you right. Forgive the ones who don't. Life is ten percent
what you make it and ninety percent how you take it!

Have a garbage-free day!!

Justice for Gary

I came upon an article which touched my heart. This blog is about a marathon runner; Gary who passed out and died during the recent Adidas King of the Road 2009 KL Marathon due to the negligence of the organizers.It's truly surprising to know such things would happen during such a big event.

Check the website for more info:
http://justiceforgaryrobert.webs.com/therealstory.htm

Response to a Marriage Proposal

MARRIAGE PROPOSAL IN PUNJABI ENGLISH (DON'T LAUGH; DEAD SERIOUS)

Laugh till ya drop!!

Madam:

I am an olden young uncle living only with myself in Lahore.Having seen your advertisement for marriage purposes, I decided to press myself on you and hope you will take me nicely.

I am a soiled son from inside Punjab .I am nice and big, six foot tall, and six inches long.My body is filled with hardness, as because I am working hardly. I am playing hardly also. Especially I like cricket, and I am a good batter and I am a fast baller. Whenever I come running in for balling, other batters start running. Everybody is scared of my rapid balls that bounce a lot.

I am very nice man. I am always laughing loudly at everyone. I am jolly. I am gay. ladies, they are saying I am nice and soft. Am always giving respect to the ladies. I am always allowing ladies to get on top. That is how nice I am.I am not having any bad habits. I am not drinking and I am not sucking tobacco or anything else. Every morning I am going to the Jim and I am pumping like anything.Daily I am pumping and
pumping.If you want you can come and see how much I am pumping the dumb belles in
the Jim.

I am having a lot of money in my pants and my pants is always open for you. I
am such a nice man, but still I am living with myself only.What to do ? So I am taking things into my own hands everyday..

That is why I am pressing myself on you, so that you will come in my house and my
things into your hand.

If you are marrying me madam, I am telling you, I will be loving you very hard every day.. fact, I will stop pumping dumb belles in the Jim. If you are not marrying me madam and not coming to me,I will press you and press you until you come. So I am placing my head between your nicely smelling feet looking up with lots of
hope.

I am waiting very badly for your reply and I am stiff with anticipation.

Expecting soon

Yours and only yours

Choudhary Warraich, born by mother in Okara and become big in Lahore, Punjab

An Interesting Letter

Dear Graduands and Alumni,
*Especially* to those who are still looking for jobs;

This email may be important to you, please read on this letter written to (*UNIVERSITY*) by a "Group Manager from a chain of companies".

(P.S : The name of the University have been changed/sensored out to protect the people involved)

Although his comments might not be true about the majority of you, but would definitely jeopardise career opportunity of a lot of graduates.

THE LETTER :

"I am writing to you in response to the several interview I conducted with
your former students for various position within our group of companies. I
have never come across such interesting grooming that set a very bad first
impression to the interviewers. I wonder if you have any specific guidelines
on student attire during interview as well as in your campus? I am sorry to
have questioned both of you on this matter but let me relate my wonderful
and eye washing experience with you.

We have received 18 applications from your former students for an interview
and eight of them came for the interview from last week until yesterday but
all of them have been rejected in the first 15 minutes. They do not know
what and how to wear in showing respect to the interviewers. Among some of
the fashion fauxpas includes blonde or colourful hairs, short sleeves or
raised collar shirt, messy jeans, ¾ pants, slippers/sandals, chunky
necklaces and bracelets. One of them even came for the interview as though
she is going clubbing. This is office work and in executive position. How
can they wear like these to an interview?

I further went to your campus this morning to personally look at
your students attire and I got a shock of my life. Your students did wore
singlet, ¾ pants, sandals and messy jeans to class. When I approached few of
your students, they simply said its allowable in the campus. In fact, one of
them said the lecturers like it so much?

May I advise you that students MUST respect the University, the lecturers
and other co-students by wearing appropriate attire in the campus at all
times. We cannot allow students who bore part of their flesh and body hairs
in the campus.

What had becoming to this generation?

Student's Attitude and behaviour?

Where are their discipline?

Being an educator, shouldn't it be our responsibility to ensure student's characteristics are well formed here?

I sincerely hope (*University*) can look into this matter seriously and come out with
a more stringent guideline with regards to student attire. Obviously, we
want to avoid any possible incidence that could have happened as a result of
baring too much of our flesh in the campus. I understand that (*UNIVERSITY*) students
are very much sought after in the labour market but this record can become
history if the newest generation continues to wear inappropriately in the
campus and carry the same mindset when they look for jobs in the market.

For your information, after such incidence, we have decided not to proceed
with interviewing the balance ten applicants. (*UNIVERSITY*) students may be good
academically but it?s their character and well being that counts during the
first interview."

Last but not least, some advice from (*UNIVERSITY*): You can be as fashionable as you wish during social interactions, but for formal occassions, especiaoly like attending interviews, it would be advantageous to be vigilant about your attire, gesture and hair style, ie. formal office attire is preferred.

Ain't this article sound so familiar to some of you out there?!?

Oh well,I do hope that none of you did so during your first interview!! To all my friends out there who is still looking for a job; ALL THE BEST for your INTERVIEW and do take some interesting advice from the letter above!! *winks*

Boot Camp (Day 2)

I was truly thrilled to know what would happened on the second day of my Boot Camp as the activities we had on Day One was pretty much EXCITING although it may look pretty lamO to some of you!! HAha..maybe I missed my childhood days *winks*

Yet day two started off unexpectedly –the reason I say so was because we were supposed to give a short presentation on what we have learned the previous day.
Gosh..its all about PRESENTATIONS ~~kinda scarry everytime you hear the motivator tells you

“Alrite guys and girls , next each of you will be required to give a presentation on bla~~~~”

Aikss..I never like presentation!! It gives me goose bumps the moment I hear that word !!

Oh well, thank goodness UTAR university days has pretty much train us well to give presentations in front of the class.(*Applauds*) Although I’m still not a very good presenter...at least I have the guts to get out there stand in front of a large crowd to open my mouth…Oh well…whatever happens after that ..I’d leave it to fate..hahaha…

Back to my boot camp ---

Today we were assigned with a list during our lunch break – some sort of a Treasure Hunt list as below;

1. 15 different types of dried leaves
2. 10 different types of flowers
3. White Hair – 7 inches long
4. Mosquitos – 3 “LIVE “ MosQuitos (o.O)
5. One pair of red stocking
6. Five cent coins - 20 five cent coins

The list seems pretty reasonable yet yet …there's one real challenge for us to get LIVE MOSQUITOS!! OmGosh ..where are we to get live mosquitos in broad day light??!!??
(*scratch*~~)

Haha..it took us 2 and the half hours to do the treasure hunting which includes our lunch break. Pretty much can say we didn’t have a very good meal as we have a dateline to meet after lunch. However, each team managed to come back with most of the items except most of us didnt meet the requirements for that LIVE MOSQUITOS. Mind you..at least my group managed to catch 2 live mosquitos along with a live spider (hahha..that live spider was to replace the THIRD live mosquito!! *KIDDIN*)

See below how creative some of our groups can get when we had to create something out of the treasure hunt list.

Group 1 : Flower Massage Parlour.

Group 2: Jungle Flowers

Group 3: A bouquet of flowers and an Organic Money Boat

Me and my group members

Next we had the “EGG CHALLENGE GAME”
Each team was given an egg and we had to use straws and cellophane tape to protect the egg from breaking when it is dropped 6 Feet above ground level. Easy as it looks at first sight..yet it was pretty much a challenge to us as engineers to find ways to protect the egg.

See below to believe it!! Some pictures of what crazy engineers like us came up with BEFORE and AFTER the test.

Enjoy watching the funny videos of EGGs dropping from 6 FEET!!

Group 1 :

Group 2:

Group 3:

Group 4:

And here’s how the MESS looks like after the test…

CONCLUSION!!

ALL ENGINEERS FAILED QUALITY TEST!! LOL!!*swt*!!

Believe it or not!!

It is indeed possible to SAVE those eggs from breaking if you’re SMART ENOUGH!! (>.<)

Oh well..that's the end of our FUN BOOT CAMP for two days and we'd be proceeding on to more "PRESeNTATIONS & Self-Studying Classes"

BOOt CAMP (Day 1)

As I entered class the first day of a brand new week, I was pretty much tired after the SHORT weekend I had. Therefore, I was having all sorts of thoughts running through my mind …..“Today I have to attend a Boot Camp?? Oh boy…this is gonna be hell BORING!! What the heck has boot camp got to do with my work??!!??” These were the first thoughts that came into my mind when I was informed that I had to attend a boot camp at Shah Alam. I could say I have never attended such camps or Orientation events in my life..What more to say about a person like me who never in my life attended my own Orientation Day in school or even during my college and university days. Guess I had no choice since it was a must for me to attend this “BOOT CAMP” ..Well…let’s just say that I wanted to change my lifestyle once I start working. It’s definitely something new for me ..truly new for me to attend my 1st Orientation at work two weeks back and now attend a BOOT CAMP *winks* **AM SO EXCITEEEEDD!!!

The “BOOT CAMP” which I was actually asked to attend was more like a motivational course which I had to participate since I joined my new work place. It’s sort of like a survival thingy which we had to undergo as *trainee*. There are 18 of us which have to go through this exercise.
New as we were at the motivational venue, we were practically warmly welcomed by the motivator and briefed what this whole boot camp thingy was about and we practically had activities which were related to the topics thought.

At the beginning, the motivator had this activity called “Introducing a Stranger Friend”. It was truly a unique method of “ICE-BREAKING” For this activity, each of us had to draw a picture of ourselves and then hand it over to the motivator; who would then randomly distribute the pictures around to the rest of the class. From this point onwards, we were given 15minutes to identify our “not so stranger friend” and interview him/her. In other words, try to get as many details as possible regarding his or her background and tell why you like him or her. *ScReech*~~ “ WHArrtt??!! How would we be able to tell why we like him or her when we barely know each and everyone in the class even it has been already two weeks we’ve been together?? ” (P.S : HINT!! Please~~ THINK OUT OF THE BOX ya!!!) Once this part is done, each and everyone of us were to introduce our “not so stranger” friend. Here we had some good story tellers which kept the class alive. I wished I had video taped the part where my stranger friend introduced me. It was a young chap who introduced me, which I’d say he did a good job till the part where the motivator asked him

“So ..what is interesting about her that make u like her?”
The entire class pretty much looked at him; waiting eagerly for what he had to say. Immediately you could see the shyness in him and he got so shy that he looked at the floor while his fair skin couldn’t hide his shyness that he almost turned into a lobsters. Hahaha…*cute* ~~ as he is the instructor ask him to “THINK OUT OF THE BOX” (P.s : Same goes to all of you out there!!)

Anyway, here are some pictures of my cute friends below.

Miss Carrie Jr...

Bas...

Here’s the guy whom I had to identify and interview!!! Mr.Das

Our Little Princess of the Class..Miss Chia Chi

The MANGA freak...Miss HL

And finally the SCRAwWWRY picture which I drew of MYSELF..bwaahahaha..who would have imagined that it was me??!!??

Next, we had to create something interesting using LEGO sets. Hahaha…don’t this activity sound like were back to kindergarten. Gosh!! It has truly been a while ever since I played with LEGO sets and the worst part of the activity was… we were given only two boxes of LEGO set which the 18 of us had to randomly just grab whatever we can from the box to create something interesting. We barely had 15mins to get the job done. Our creations were then displayed to be judged by our motivator.

This is what I came out with ….let me introduce you to my *cute* little flying dragon …hahaha..

My LITTLE FLYING DRAGON (^.^)

Amazing that I could come up with something interesting with limited LEGO parts. Gosh!! Stare especially at the eyes ain’t the eyes look a little “SEPEK”???!!?? ..more like it has a MIANG look!! *eewwWW*
Believe it or not ..my FLYING DRAGON was rated as extraordinary with another two other creations.

Below here are some interesting creations which my *creative* colleagues came up with!! Truly amazing imagination *winks*

Everyone's Creation!!

Today’s lunch break was exceptionally special. Guess what!!??!! We were so happy when the motivator told us we had 2hours lunch break….however..the excitement doesn’t just stop here. We were given more *excitement* when we were told that we had to approach a minimum of six strangers or more to their business card. Besides that, we were also asked to get to know the stranger and briefly interview him regarding his occupation and ask several other questions in order to get his opinion. This was rather a tough task for most of us as majority of us encountered a not so favourable times such as we were shooed off from the shops or some people were not too willing to entertain us. Maybe because we still look like kiddies or either they may think that we were salesgirls trying to approach them to buy our so called “products”…CRAP!!!

OH well..at least I know now how it feels like getting rejected or shooed away!! *Hmmpphh* I didn’t bother much as I have pretty much predicted such scenarios especially when I’m going to approach a stranger. Who would blame them for being like that..maybe there’s just one thing which I may blame each and everyone of us …which is.. “Why can’t we just give 5minutes to listen to what the other person needs before rejecting that person nicely? Is it so difficult to just spare a minute or two??”

Anyway, this question wasn’t my main concern when I had no choice but to get 6 business cards by hook or by crook. I was more like running about like crazy from Tesco to the Business center hoping not to get rejected by anyone. However, I was rejected a few times by some people after some of my other colleagues who were faster than me had gone there already. *SOB*~~~ Guess, it was too bad for me at that time =( At the end of the day, I managed to get a chance to interview 9 persons and got hold of 8 Business cards . Besides that, I made friend with some of the interviewees who were nice and charming =)


The last activity we had before we go home was the rope activity. We were asked to build a house using a rope *winks* Mind you that it wasn’t that easy as you thought it would be when there were 10 of the people ( house builder) were blindfolded and the rest of us stood there as the observers. We were given 5minutes to plan out who were the blind builders and who are the observers as well as how we were to construct the house. I was the observer who then had the chance to take a short and interesting video clip of the activity.

Preparing to Start the Game

Enjoy the video clip!!

We the observers were somehow being persuaded or more like sounded from the motivator for not helping the “blind builders”…*Shy* *Shy*~~

Overall, day one was pretty much fun and exciting throughout the entire period which reminds me how much I miss my childhood days where we get to play the entire day!!

Catch me DAY 2 of BOOT CAMP soon!! =)