Just a little note of appreciation...

...for those who turned up for our reunion, and those who helped out in any way. :)

Thanks so much for the laughter and the fun and the food and the friendship... simply unforgettable and amazing in every way.

I love reunions, because they remind me of how special 4/5S1 life is to me, and how it helped build up my character. You guys are the greatest.

Have a blessed holiday season, everyone. :)

P.S. As for photos... Tim was snapping shots, so we'll just wait patiently for his exams to be over before we'll get them. All the best in your exam, Tim! May God bless you. :)

*rings some Christmas bells to get everyone's attention...*

Maybe Li Hong wants us to celebrate before he goes for his exchange program.

Maybe Yen Tink can't wait to come back for her internship.

Maybe Tim can't wait to tell us about his happening Klang posting.

Maybe Xing Ji has a bag of good (lame?) jokes to update us with.

Maybe it's the feel of the just-round-the-corner Christmas season.

Maybe it's just because * you * being a 5S1-er... is worth celebrating. :)

Come join us! :)

P/S : The proposed date & venue is just a proposed date & venue. We'll check it out first. Suggestions are still welcome, though!

http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=181803207241

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=175483&id=1791672375&saved

4 years ago...

SPM 2009 started yesterday.

I was just sitting and thinking...wow. It's been four whole years.
Memories of 5S1 suddenly rushed back.

A sudden wave of emotions hit me. It's been so long. Yet not long enough maybe.
I miss you all...=(

Ok emo post over. Back to studying. =)

Lecturis Boringus

And this is how my lecture theatre looks like. Sorta... so how does it compare across the unis?

Videos from Nottingham

I was at Nottingham last weekend for the Nottingham Malaysian Games. Met up with Ji Hang who brought me around the city and I bunked at his place for the night. Shot a few random videos of Ji Hang.

At the Nottingham Castle.


Ji Hang drumming on his iPhone 3GS to Taylor Swift's Love Story.


Ji Hang pulling a MJ to Man in the Mirror and a tour of his room.

Conversations With a Guy Awake at 4a.m.

Too Xing Ji says (20:06):
it was a dark and stormy night
황헉성 says (20:06):
sounds familiar
and isnt it 4 am
Too Xing Ji says (20:06):
time is relative, when you're travelling at the speed of light
wait
time is always relative
황헉성 (20:07):
no..
velocity is relative..
hrm
fine time is relative
Too Xing Ji says (20:08):
u busy?
황헉성 (20:08):
well
not really
Too Xing Ji says (20:08):
is time relative?
it is right
Too Xing Ji says (20:09):
i know there's time dialtion
dilation*
황헉성 (20:09):
are you reciting somethingn or
Too Xing Ji says (20:09):
reciting what?
황헉성 (20:09):
beats me
no then
everyone has their own time
actually does time relate?
to anything?
if u have ur own perception of time
Too Xing Ji says (20:10):
things are relative when measured against others
황헉성 (20:10):
my time against your time then
then it is relative
Too Xing Ji says (20:10):
the absolute then being the speed of light
황헉성 (20:10):
to velocity
Too Xing Ji says (20:11):
anyway, humor me: it was a dark and stormy night
next line
your turn
황헉성 (20:11):
and xing ji is standing in the rain by the bus stop
Too Xing Ji says (20:11):
damn he thought: should have brought the umbrella
황헉성 (20:13):
he starts walking
Too Xing Ji says (20:14):
water smashed furiously against his face. This wasn't rain, it was an ocean in a box with holes cut in the bottom
황헉성 (20:16):
he sees an old japanese lady furiously hanging onto her fragile umbrella walking towards him
Too Xing Ji says (20:19):
He walks over
황헉성 (20:20):
she takes out an old talisman and hands it over to him. she said a few things to him and quickly walked away before he even had the chance to say anything.
Too Xing Ji says (20:23):
Emulating his favourite Horror B-movie protagonists, he throws caution to the wind (which was howling louder than a howler monkey on crack), and puts on the talisman.
황헉성 (20:23):
nothing happened
Too Xing Ji says (20:24):
He turns the talisman over: made in China.
황헉성 (20:26):
suddenly he heard a bang
Too Xing Ji says (20:27):
Something old, female and Japanese flew past him in a surreal fashion
황헉성 (20:28):
btw i have seen this for the first time in my life
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-WVpQ0ZG8Q&hd=1
good stuff
it looked like the lady who passed him the talisman made in china
Too Xing Ji says (20:30):
She had been mowed down by a Lamborghini driven by a Chinese man. The irony.
황헉성 (20:32):
he runs to the lady and tried to save her, but it was too late. he takes off the talisman and puts it in her cold clammy hands and started heading off
btw talking about einstein
tivity that the speed of light is constant and independent of its color, energy, direction or how
this i mean http://science.slashdot.org/story/09/10/29/1541227/Intergalactic-Race-Shows-That-Einstein-Still-Rules
Too Xing Ji says (20:33):
i saw the vid when i was young
Too Xing Ji says (20:34):
hmmm, but there was a time lag
although could be equipment
or the atmosphere
황헉성 (20:34):
they did say there might be some granular abnormalies
Too Xing Ji says (20:35):
hmmm
how the hell did he come up with the postulate anyway
황헉성 (20:35):
beats me man
a whole bunch of math
Too Xing Ji says (20:36):
as he left, he heard a second bang. The lamborghini had managed to run over the Japanese woman again. Chinese really couldn't drive.
황헉성 (20:38):
the made in china talisman managed to get lodged in under the car which resulted in the car blowing into smithereens 100 yards from the old lady. the irony.
Too Xing Ji says (20:42):
Xing Ji broke into a run. The cops in the city were known to be notoriously efficient. He didn't fancy himself being found next to a bombed out sports car with two dead asians. The whole scene was just WRONG.
황헉성 (20:47):
He got home, panting. He turned on his computer and logged onto facebook. His whole homepage was completely filled with photos and videos of the scene he was just in. Also on the homepage was a long article on some sort of conspiracy theory of how the Japanese lady was a spy and the Chinese man was a counterspy. Technology nowadays.
Too Xing Ji says (20:50):
Better start untaggin myself he thought. He sat down and felt a lump in his back pocket.
the middle of the video was weird
and i think the ending is unfinished
황헉성 (20:50):
yar.. I don't get that bit
i heard its a short film so probably its just a part of it
Too Xing Ji says (20:52):
hmmm ok
anyway
thanks for humoring me
황헉성 (20:52):
this is class blog material
Too Xing Ji says (20:52):
haven't written creatively for a looong time
황헉성 (20:52):
shall you or shall i
Too Xing Ji says (20:53):
you shall
황헉성 (20:53):
i shall

Backdates =P

I was re-reading some old journal entries, and I came across some gems. Enjoy!

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School bizzz...

Bio - We learned abuot our skeleton frame today and Pn. See brought out a whole skeleton set for us to see. Cool! Anyway, (wazzit Xing Ji or Si Yi) some guy, for the benefit of an uproar arranged the bones of the hands in such a way that it portrayed a thinker's pose...

Hahahahaha...!

And the guys also manged to dislocate the skull from its proper position. Oh, boy.

Soon, it was the girls' turn to inspect our new source of curiosity when (don't ask me how) the whole group conversation (with teacher providing explanations) reverted to sexual reproduction. Now, how on EARTH did that happen?!! Oh, man. We're giving ourselves a bad name! Somehow, all those facts make me feel more... fragile. Ouch. Eek.

Science has never been so fascinating..

Physics - Rachel Kwan had a fit of sleepiness - a jolly good thing she didn't pass it on to me... then for some apparent reason, she burst into incessant laughter for several minutes after some conversation with Darell. Conclusion: Science One students are utter nuts who crack up for no reason due to excessive stress. Complacency? More like, critical emotional instability and easily berserk-ed laughing receptors.

Chemistry - Haha! I had a real good laugh at this one... We were conducting 'Garam' experiments in the Chem lab. Halfway through, my group extracted the 'baki' and 'hasil' from the 'turasan' (Ist that distillation in English?) And I asked Yen Tink to help us light the Bunsen burner. We put the liquid hasil onto the 'mangkuk penyejat'. But Yen Tink said no, we had to use the baki and she picked up the liquid and flushed it down into the sink. A split second later, I realised that I was right! Haha... A good thing, time's up came right after that! Funny gal kept apologizing but I was glad enough to have a good laugh to cherish in years to come!

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NG YEN TINK WHERE ARE YOUUUUU!!!

Sorry sorry... I'm feeling a bit nostalgic/emo/bored at the moment.

I miss you all! :)

Love,

Flo.

Updates.

I have been posted to Klang hospital for clinical training. Will be there for a year till next year July. Or two years if I fail and have to repeat. =P

But I'm usually back during the weekends.

Some interesting links.

Puasa!

Civility?

Malaysia in 15 clips!

Go. See. =)

The weird thing about being Malaysian in Singapore

So there I was, decked out in black and white with the suit but minus the tie, ambling around Giant at Vivocity with two bags of green apples, chocolate and Kellogg's cornflakes in the shopping cart. To all appearances, a highly incongruous sight indeed.

But wait, there's more. What's that ah beng businessman doing? Is he dancing? He's... he's singing Hari Raya songs....OMGWTFBBQ?!

Tim's article link

Google is hard, try this:

http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2009/8/31/merdeka/4414817&sec=merdeka

On a more serious note, I laud Timothy for his bravery and optimism.

Well just a shoutout here to all of you.

I just wana say Timothy's article in the Star on National Day was inspirational. If only our leaders were that open-minded. Love the part on Sejarah and Pendidikan Moral.

I remember we asked Tim on his 21st what his wish would be. And I remember seeing tears in his eyes when he said he wanted a united Malaysia without racial discrimination.

Tim, if you ever wana do something that could change Malaysia and unite the people, I'm right behind you.

Cheers !

tink tink tink in da house

hahaha. short notice *waves*
hi guys =)

just wanted to let u know if you wanan read my blog, give me your email la XD coz.... i wanan lock it for a while LOL. *faints* hahaha not that it is anything interesting. but yea LOL.

btw.

this is my 1st post here i think?!

hope everyone is doing well in their lives =)

tink tink tink.

Post #200

I like this petronas ad a LOT. :)



And this, too! :)

Yo 5S1-ians,



Long time no hear. Its a real pleasant surprise to see someone blog here, especially if its Flo.



Anyway, yes life has changed, time has flown us by and we are older and hopefully wiser. Haha I don't need reminding that our secondary school days are not just a memory away but it has been 4 years. That's cause even my bro (and your sis, Flo) is in Form 5 and are revising for THIER SPM. Oh, SPM ... those were the days.



I too havent been blog-hopping, at least for the past 7 months since I started work. But now that work has decided to take a vacation, I at least have the time to come over here and take a look.

UPDATE @ 25 Aug 2009

I so wanted to post this up last week, but so happen work hit me in the face. I was blogging half way when my manager called me. And I have been busy for the rest of the week. Anyway, I think we should plan a year end gathering and make sure as many ppl come as possible. Maybe even the teachers.

Take care people ...

Greetings, with love.

Hello, everyone, wherever you are. :)

It's been a while since I last posted something, and I just came across Caleb's and Sui Yuan's blog, which posted videos of Caleb's friend and Sui Yuan himself as they celebrated their 21st birthdays with great people - loved ones and family.

And it's been a while since I looked away from thick medical books to blog-hop onto Rachel's, Yen Tink's, and Cher Hui's blogs. People whose voices I haven't heard for months, possibly over a year now. :) To think that I was so used to hearing their chatter daily, in the past.

How many years has it been - four? Nearly five? How much have I forgotten - how much do I remember? It all seems hazy, now that I look back.

We were so young, we were haggling marks from our subject teachers, we were dancing around school rules and holding onto pencilcases and rockheavy schoolbags. We were sweaty and silly and wild. We were so many things. We were seventeen.

And now, most of us are turning twenty-one! (And some of us are perhaps a year younger. :)

Some of us are about to graduate, some of us still have a long way ahead of us, some of us are already in the working scene. We are so grown up, more grown up that I could have ever imagined we could ever be, from the eyes of a bespectacled ponytailed student.

I never imagined we would grow older; I imagined we would just grow more familiar into the world we have chosen for ourselves after we left the comfort of high school.

I never imagined we would forget each other; I imagined we would probably grow apart a little further, just as kites tug at their strings to fly just a little higher, just a little higher.

Here's to each and every one of you.

May you smile brighter and find meaning in everything you do.

May you make a difference and shine in your part of the world.

May each new day teach you something new.

May you be happy, truly happy and truly blessed.

May you live and love louder than you ever imagined to.

May you always find hope, trust, and peace.

and may God bless you.

:)

Yasmin Ahmad, The Storyteller

Florence's brother interviewed Yasmin Ahmad a few days before she passed away. What a tragedy her death is.. No more heart wrenching Petronas ads. Sigh.



http://thestaronline.tv/v/3849

A Sunday with Friends

For those of you who never check facebook, yesterday (Sunday) was our "unofficial" 5S1 class reunion at Zen Japanese Restaurant, organised by the ever lovely Sue Bue.

In my excitement to meet up with the most awesome people on earth, I neatly reversed ye ol' faithful Wira Merah into the house gate. 5 minutes later, I left the house with the gate hanging pathetically on its sole remaining hinge, driving a car missing its right tail light to Sunway Pyramid. Meanwhile, the clock on the dashboard cheerfully informed me that I was going to be late.

I arrived at Pyramid at 5 past 12, slotted myself into a vacant lot and hurried down the escalator, where I promptly bumped into Yen Tink. As we wound our way towards Zen past the Sunday shoppers, Yen Tink filled me in on her latest exploits (shopping), her next target of acquisition (Charles & Keith Handbag) as well as getting me to praise her for looking good. Some things never change.

Zen: Jordan, Shu Haur, Caleb and Li Sian were patiently waiting for us at a table for 8. As Timothy and Sue Bee arrived not some 5 minutes later with the news that more people would be coming soon, it quickly became apparent that the table wasn't going to work out. The restaurant staff duly gave us a room to ourselves with a table for 12.

Once Wern Chiet, Zhen Yuan, Ho Meng, and Yin Shean arrived, we started ordering. Tim constantly reminded us not to order too much, recounting his own experience at an "order-buffet" Japanese restaurant (50 plates of sashimi for 4 guys). We conveniently ignored his advice and gleefully ordered away to the tune of heaping plates of unagi, tempura, sashimi as well as 3 "333"s (Soft-Shell Crab Temaki).

Amidst good food and hot Ocha (excepting Tim the contrarian: "How can you all drink hot?"), we discussed movies (Jordan: Public Enemies is OK, Caleb: NOOOOO....lousy!), cameras (a 3 way discussion between Tim, Yen Tink and Caleb), crime, MU vs Malaysia, immigration policies, touts in Pudu and who was going out with who. Sok Keng joined us after awhile while Li Sian had to leave at 1 something-ish. Rachel Ooi also joined us in due course as we happily ate away Zen's profits for the month of July.

After dessert (multiple servings of green tea ice-cream delivered by our overworked waitress), we (minus Rachel, Ho Meng, Yin Shean and Zhen Yuan) adjourned to Pappa Rich for conversation and coffee Round 2. Much juicy gossip, secrets and confessions were extracted during that session (which is why you should always attend class reunions) which left everyone seated around the table feeling rather satisfied (except maybe Tim, target of said extraction). We ended off at 6 and everyone left with promises to keep in touch and meet up again. As I drove home, I quietly wondered how many of us would be able to keep that promise, and for how much longer. Still, as Kelly Clarkson would say: "This may not last but this is now". I'm glad I spent my Sunday with friends.

P.S. A picture paints a thousand words and moving pictures even more. Be sure to stay tuned for our resident mediaman's video and picture uploads.

5S1 Revisited

Xing Ji and I visited our old class on the day Pn Lim Yoke Keng retires.
Also, they now have fans in the toilets?!

By timc.

HEY!

haha just had to say that. I'm posting on our class blog. Finally figured how to, thanks to flo who signed up for me. And gave me a username AND a password. Now I hope she remembers the password cos I'm likely to forget it. =P

Once again, do NOT close this blog down. Even if no one were to write over here..at least we'll always have an online copy of our class photo. =)

An interesting link as to what I have been up to. =P

http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2009/5/23/focus/3964523&sec=focus

***

More interesting links.

http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2009/6/8/nation/4071076&sec=nation

http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2009/6/8/nation/20090608165230&sec=nation

If you're a Malaysian you HAVE the responsibility to respond in some way or other.
If not, don't complain and whine when things don't turn out the way you expected them to.

=)

***

And before anyone asks, I'm currently studying medicine in UM (Universiti Malaya the one that's very near CHS). Third year in July...and I'll be in Klang the whole of third year. 4th and 5th year back in UM again. Would be staying at 6th Residential College (Kolej Kediaman Ibnu Sina) for those that might drop by UM.

Still using:

timc88@msn.com (facebook and MSN)

tjcheng88@yahoo.com (emails)

017-2513135

Ok end of Timothy advertisement. =P

Oh wait.

Youtube "windows live messenger digi" if you're really bored and have nothing to do. =P

Take care y'all! =)

Should we keep it or delete it?

Survey Results - GlowDay.com

moving on...

11.... 11 freaking posts the whole of this year...well 12 if you count this...although the last was a pathetic attempt to stave off holiday boredom which failed miserably and which i should probably remove for privacy reasons but which i shall let survive because the next time i come back i shall most likely get a new sim card anyway. (and hopefully a new phone... Nokia 1600, the past 4 years have been great, but frankly...it's not working anymore...it's not you either...it's me...don't cry baby...i'm sorry...damnit...stop crying la...see...this is why it doesn't work...you're too emo)

Well well...4 years ago, Darell (I spelt her name right this time) started this blog to um...connect us (i.e. 5s1ians, whether u read this or not).... far and wide...no matter where we might be...or something like that...not too sure...i'm not good with mission statements....

Anyway...4 years on...even the blog founder tak ada lagi...and sometimes i wonder... am i being a dick for dragging out this long protracted inevitable death?

outing perchance?

Yo! The JI is in the house and he's wondering...is anyone around to chillax with him...he's marinating where the sun shines too much for about 3 months...give or take..and he's feeling pretty cooped up...give a holler yo!

In other words...I'm back in Msia...I don't have everyone's phone numbers because...long story...but I suck...anyway...movie...or a lunch date...or anything really...so long as it doesn't involve naked male strippers....just drop a note here...on facebook...or u could text or call me at 0177672249.

I should be a salesman...then again...maybe not

A Few Videos

I was at Singapore about 8 months ago back in September and took these 2 videos which I only just uploaded. Quite short though.

Li Hong's room.

Breakfast with Wei Ken and Ken Juin.

under the influence

UNDER THE INFLUENCE

Moral is boring,

People are snoring,

Students fantasizing,

About something or even nothing.

Physics- the confuser,

Mega brain teaser,

Explain the waves of water,

Who cares? Does this matter?

History should be history,

Who cares what people did in sixteen-sixty,

All of it was pure shitty,

Goddamn them and their f***ing treaties.

Chemistry- I don't get a thing!

What the hell is the teacher teaching?

Add this and add this and you'll get something,

Don't spill it or it will corrode your "thing".

Addmaths, all about integration,

To protect the world from devastion,

To unite all people within our nation,

To get it all back, use differentiation,

Count properly or face annihilation.

Biology- a mountain of terminology,

Learning about the stupid blood circulatory,

As if artificial insemination,

Can ever equal normal copulation.

Modern maths- don't bite off more than you can chew;

If p=q, the mod. maths = "EW",

Imagine us studying this pile of doodoo,

Wish i could curse it's creator with voodoo.

Freakin' waste of time is the EST;

When you can lounge around & have a cuppa Justea.

Makes testicles shrivel and men's breasts swell,

Why should we care if athletes take steroids?

Serves them right if they start getting periods!

So...just leave us with some computers,

And educational games like Call of Duty and Gunbound,

And maybe even a Playstation;

Gleeful smiles are gueranteed all around,

Every school day is like a vacation!

http://crappin.blogspot.com/2005/03/under-influence.html
(the blog is a pain to navigate though. and don't let the anime skin scare you)

anyone wanna guess who and who and who wrote it?

OMFG THIS IS DAMN GOOD!!

XING JI WILL LUVVVV THIS!!
http://www.88by31.com/flashman/thepeoplesmario.swf

Talented Tim...

...is older by a year now!

Happy Birthday from all of us!

Continue always to be in the center of action, giving your all for what really matters, striving towards perfection, sharing with your friends, believing in what's right, and caring for all mankind.

Here's wishing all the best in your studies, life and love!

May God bless you.

Look at Xing Ji, he's waving some fries about.

When I think of Xing Ji, I have this very distinct memory of a group of guys singing some national anthem exalting Lord U-Ry (however you spell his name) as Lord of the Moon in their efforts of pledging their allegiance to the Life on the Moon.

(Clue: think EST Form 4)

I also think about the phrase "tiny-tot" and his once-squeaky voice, although he ain't so tiny anymore and his voice has tuned down at least 3 and 3/4 octaves lower.

(Clue: think Form 2 Choral-Speaking)

I also think about the crappy essays, the lame-ass topics of conversations and the way he laughs that freaky high-pitched laughter that causes us instant stomachaches.

(Don't kill me ahh, XingJi!!)

Thanks a million for the laughter and the fun. You rocked our socks. Do continue rocking the socks of those around you. :o)

Happy birthday, Too Xing Ji!!!

Something To Share

Colored photo, anyone?

Does anyone have the colored version of our class photo? Please scan it and send it over to

@gmail.com

Thank you! :)

Walk Down Memory Lane

Can you believe someone uploaded this???



We soooo should have video taped more of our schooling life!

Teknik menulis karangan betahap A1

Salam sejahtera diucapkan kepada, Yang dihormati Tuan Pengerusi Majlis, panel hakim yang arif lagi bijaksana, guru-guru dan rakan-rakan yang dihormati. Pada hari yang mulia ini, saya, ingin menyampaikan sebuah syarahan yang bertajuk "Teknik menulis karangan bertahap A1". (Teknik memulakan syarahan berpiawai ISO 9003. Hafalkan teknik ini)

Tuan-tuan dan puan-puan (teknik berinteraksi dengan tuan-tuan dan puan-puan)

Saya masih ingat bahawa tidak lebih daripada 4 tahun dahulu, saya tidak mempunyai sebarang masalah menulis karangan beribu-ribu perkataan panjang (ini dipanggil teknik hiperbola). Sekarang, setiap ayat yang ditulis oleh saya merupakan satu kesakitan di kawasan punggungku (ini dipanggil teknik penterjemahaan kasar). Soalannya, bagaimanakah tahap penguasaan bahasa Melayu saya boleh merosot dengan begitu mendadak dalam tempoh 4 tahun sahaja? (Ini dipanggil teknik menanyakan soalan dalam karangan. Teknik ini amat digalakkan oleh guru-guru bahasa Melayu kerana kebolehan seseorang penulis karangan berkorelasi langsung dengan bilangan soalan yang berjaya ditanyakan olehnya dalam rencana tersebut. Fakta ini disokong oleh kajian yang dijalankan oleh Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka yang menunjukkan bahawa 98% karangan yang bermutu tinggi mempunyai 87% lebih banyak soalan berbanding dengan karangan bermutu rendah. Teknik baru in pula dipanggil teknik menyelit statistik dalam karangan. Kebenaran statistik tersebut adalah tidak penting)

Adolf Hitler pernah berkata: "Ich mag Tiergeschlecht!" (Teknik menggunakan bahasa asing dan mamaparkan nasihat tokoh sejarah digabungkan untuk membentuk teknik memaparkan nasihat tokoh sejarah dalam bahasa asing. Teknik ini merupakan teknik bertahap dua yang hanya sesuai digunakkan oleh penulis yang mempunyai pengalaman menulis rencana sampah tidak kurang daripada 5 tahun dan tidak melebihi 75 tahun, sebagaimana diarahkan oleh Seksyen 300(c), Akta Rencana Sampah (1957)). Kita patut menyahut seruan tokoh gagah tersebut untuk memajukan bangsa kita dari segi fizikal dan rohani demi kesejahteraan seluruh dunia (Teknik menulis ayat bermakna kosong yang sedap dibaca)

Bak kata pepatah Hong Kong, "Emak kamu begitu gemuk, apabila dia lompat kegembiraan, dia tersangkut pula". Di sini, teknik memasukkan peribahasa dan lain-lain perkataan hikmat telah disuntik dengan budaya luar negara untuk menunjukkan keberkesanan kesan globalisasi (Satu lagi contoh teknik ayat yang sememangnya tidak masuk akal tetapi sedap didengar)

Kesimpulannya (ini bermaksud karangan telah sampai ke kesimpulan), Bismillah ir-Rahman ir-Rahim. Sallal laahu alaihi wasallam. Allahuakbar! (Teknik menyamar sebagai seorang orang Melayu. Ini merupakan teknik sulit yang menjaminkan A1 dalam sebarang peperiksaan awam di Malaysia)

Sekian, terima kasih.

Look What I Found!

I kinda lost my own copy of the form 4 drama video I made so was quite elated to find this uploaded unto my Yahoo Geocities page in the pre-YouTube/facebook era (What did we do online during that era man?). Forgotten I've uploaded it there. Oh well, so funny to be rewatching it again after so long. It was intended to be an intro to the drama but it ended up being an entire summary.
Anyway, what horrendous editing! I still remember the horrible dub-over work I did in the video. Oh well, twas fun.