keluhan hati seorang lelaki!!!

Ada pompuan gemar berbaju ketat
Di tambah pulak jenis yang singkat
Abis nampak lurah serta pusat
Mana lelaki nak tahan daulat???

Ada pompuan suka berkain jarang
Dari kepala kaki serta belakang
Abis nampak bentuk dan ruang
Mana lelaki tak jadi miang???

Ada pompuan gemar bertumit tinggi
Jalan melentik lentik kanan dan kiri
Di tambah pulak dengan pakaian seksi
Mana lelaki tak jadi lupa diri???

Ada pompuan suka pakaian nipis
Sampai nampak selapis lapis
Dari peha sampai ke betis
Mana lelaki iman tak tipis???

Wahai semua saudara saudari
Ini keluhan seorang lelaki
Bukan di pinta jadi begini

Tapi...tapi...tapi... >:)

Renung renungkan dan slamat beramal....^^

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Earth Status report

Vey nice article from www.blalang.com....

If the population of the Earth was reduced to that of a small town with 100 people, it would look something like this: 

57% Asians

21% Europeans

14% Americans (northern and southern)

8% Africans
52% women

48% men

70% coloured-skins

30% caucasians

89% heterosexuals

11% homosexuals

6 people would own 59% of the whole world wealth and all of them will be from the United States of America

80% would have bad living conditions

70% would be uneducated

50% underfed

1 would die

2 would be born

1 would have a computer

1 (only one) will have higher education

When you look at the world from this point of view, you can see there is a real need for solidarity, understanding, patience and education.
Also think about the following -
This morning, if you woke up healthy, then you are happier than the 1 million people that will not survive next week.

If you never suffered a war,

the loneliness of the jail cell, the agony of torture,

or hunger,

you are happier than 500 million people in the world.
If you can enter into a church (mosque) without fear of jail or death, you are happier then 3 million people i n the world.

If there is a food in your fridge,

you have shoes and clothes,

you have bed and a roof,

you are richer then 75% of the people in th e world.

If you have bank account, money in your wallet and some coins in the money-box,

you belong to the 8% of the people on the world, who are well-to-do.

If you read this you are three times blessed because:

1. somebody just thought of you…

2 . you don’t belong to the 200 million people
that cannot read.

3 . and…… you have a computer!

As somebody once said:
“- Work as if you don’t need money,

- Love as if you’ve never been hurt,

- D ance, as if nobody can see you,

- Sing, as if no one can hear,

- Live, as if the Earth was a heaven.”

If you like, send this to people you call friends.
If you don’t send this, nothing will happen. But, if you send it - someone will smile

So start living & stop worrying, you don’t know how blessed you are!

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berbuka di Flaming stimbot v2!!!!

2nd batch gambar berbukak pose di Flaming stimbot......

cheer!!!!...tak tau nape tapi aku suke gambar nih...
org lain dah balik...kitorg ngap lagi...
aku stim dowh...
tarian kekenyangan....
bile nak makan nih....
posing lepas makan....
Ash yg kenyang!!!
Naqsya yg "saikik"...hehehe

berhemah sungguh aku makan...

kasino haram mula dibuka!!!

aker makan tertib giler...

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Dilbert....

ever heard of dilbert..the blue collar worker with weird looking neck tie...i love that comic strip.....i wonder how he can live and work around the weird and wacky type of people...especially his boss and his dog...dogbert who want to conquer the world...im just luv em'...here some of the Gilbert...(click for full size)

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New blog layout!!!!

amacam???lawa tak design baru blog aku...hehehehe....

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Buka puasa di Flaming Stimbot!!!!

13/9/08....aku,sudin,wadi,izzat,lan,azmir,naqsya,pecom,taru,tahirie,aker telah membuat satu majlis buka pose reunion semesta kat flaming stimbot sunway(sebelah ngan wing baru sunway pyramid)....nih antara gamabar yg sempat di snap oleh aker untuk aku kongsi...........

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Just Another Day On Sept 16

It is Sept 17 today and the Barisan National-led government still rules despite the Sept 16 deadline given by the Pakatan Rakyat leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.

While Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi and his deputy Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak can heave a sigh of relief, but are BN's woes far from over?

Since Anwar first 'prophesised' the date in April, political observers and the media have been pre-occupied with the deadline for Pakatan to take over the country's leadership.

It is obvious that Anwar had successfully used Sept 16 as a psychological point that clearly overwhelmed ordinary citizens and caused concern among BN circles. But what emerged has been a lot of hot air by Anwar.

A good number of people were confident that Anwar's rise to power was inexorable by Sept 16 and it would be doomsday for BN, a coalition that has been ruling the nation for more than half a century. News portals and bloggers were also confident of BN's downfall on the specified date.

How disappointing it was to the many legions of Anwar's supporters and fans that the magic did not happen.

Out of 222 seats in Parliament, BN won 140 seats in the March 8 while Pakatan consisting of PAS, PKR, DAP and other smaller parties won the rest of the seats. Since then, Pakatan has been snapping at BN that it would get enough MPs to cross over. That did not take place.

There has been speculation that Anwar would bank on MPs from Sabah and Sarawak to tilt the balance in favour of Pakatan but even this failed to materialise amidst claims that the BN leadership had neglected development in the two East Malaysian states.

Only Sabah Progressive Party, with two MPs, has decided to abandon the BN ship Wednesday.

In the run-up to the Sept 16 deadline BN, which was wilting somewhat under constant barrage of pronouncements by Anwar especially after he had won the Permatang Pauh by-election on Aug 26, made some farcical moves.

This was especially so when the BN Backbenchers Club whisked away 49 MPs on a agricultural study trip to Taiwan, a territory which has no diplomatic relations with Malaysia, where the move was seen by many as an attempt to firewall the advances of Pakatan.

Or was it to allow the MPs to see the big picture in agriculture and who could then be relied upon to stimulate the rural economy or rachet up the agricultural sector?

Even though Anwar had his chance to reveal who he had courted or willing to be on his side on Sept 16, he still failed to produce the list of "leapfroggers" and is indulging in mind games.

Granted that there are several prickly issues within BN following its dismal showing in the 2008 general election, it is not that Abdullah and his deputy, Najib, are not doing anything to mend fences and shore up confidence.

The country, whose stamina has been sapped by too much politicking even after the election posters had been carted away and burnt, needs to re-energised.

There are a lot of issues to be tackled, especially in terms of the rakyat's aspirations in many areas like race relations, education, employment opportunities and advancements, and economic prosperity.

It has been daunting for BN over the last six months but the country's leadership has managed to provide a steady hand to prevent the country to go into a free-fall.

In fact, Abdullah has already initiated the power transition by switching portfolios with Najib, with the former taking on defence and the latter finance.

And going by what Najib said in his just-launched blogsite, there is still a glimmer of hope for Malaysians in the 21st century and beyond.

More confidence-building measures are in the pipeline besides the wide-ranging economic boosters in the recent 2009 Budget and everyone should not be too pre-occupied with politics.

And so Sept 16, 2008 came and went, only to mark the 45th year of the founding of of Malaysia. For those who are old enough to remember, it was "another day", just like the title of the first record that Paul McCartney released in 1970 after The Beatles broke up.

-BERNAMA-

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