when a Bangladeshi guy annoys the hell out of you but still makes you laugh

Time: Late night. Almost 11PM.
Place: Restoran Pak Cik, CFS IIUM Nilai, Blok E

My dormmates Dida, Syiqin and Fani went to Pak Cik for late night dinner. Since it was late and Pak Cik was closing, the Bangladeshi worker (whose name I forgot but I know it starts with S) approached them and try to sell the ordered-but-not-picked-up nasi gorengs. The original price for one nasi goreng is RM3, but the guy offered RM2. Dida asked for RM1. His reaction:

"Kalau mau angkat, angkat. Kalau tak mau, saya bagi kucing makan. Nanti dia doa sama saya."

-_-

the greatest thing that the great hiro-sama did to me, ME!

*runs wild, screams in between running*

something from Miza

...which she got from a friend of hers.

The word shams (sun) is feminine, and qamar (moon) is masculine. The sun burns itself out to give light and life to everything around, and the moon is muneer, meaning it reflects the light. Within itself it has no light; it radiates the brilliance of the sun. So when we shine as men, the implication is that we are reflecting... the glorious light of our women. -Abdullah Adhami

From TTDI Jaya to Bestari Jaya to Petaling Jaya

 Make that Nilai Jaya.

 Congratulations!


I am pleased to inform that you have been offered to join the Foundation Programme at International Islamic University Malaysia.


@keevan92 Tee hee hee.

Thought #1

Human beings are frightening. To satisfy their own desires, they stab others' back. Even a blood-related, even a friend. And once you turn away from them, they talk about you. They judge you, they say nasty things about you; thinking they are much better than you.

Sunny

"Above that big storm the sun always smiles and shines bright, waiting. So don't you give up boy!"

 credit: Khun

a glance back

Surely everyone knows Robert Frost's The Road Not Taken, right?

I wonder how a moment sometimes can change our entire life.

Take this for example. In an article I once read in Reader's Digest, a man explained how a small mistake he made actually saved his life. That man's workplace used to be WTC. On that day, he overslept, and woke up late. He missed the train that he takes every morning to go to work, so he had to take the next one. When he finally arrived, right in front of his eyes, his office building is crushing down.

He overslept, and was late to work. And that unexpectedly saved his life.

Not that I'm saying oversleeping is a good thing.

It's amazing how the tiniest act we do can actually take our life on a 180 degree turn. Like what I did. Little that I expect this action I took made who I am today. Well, since it involved another person, and since it actually was a bit cruel, I can't really explain what was it that I did. But still, I'm grateful.

For my beloved Daeyang

One of many reasons why I really really love you is because you don't mind me. You don't mind what I like and what I don't (well, you mind I don't like Taeyang but that one doesn't count here). For that one reason, I'm forever grateful that you're my best friend.



Just wanted to let everyone knows this.