.:Simply Funtasy:.

Today, most of the national newspapers are talking about this incident. Frankly,I would say, the cause of accident suggested by the police officers were quite unreasonable. Why blame the building structures in fact it looked more like a human's fault? Why I say so? Let's look at the diagram below: (Pardon the mindless drawing... =.=) There's two parking zones in this mall: underground and rooftop. The diagram shows the bird's-eye view of the rooftop parking (just the rough idea) . The shorter rectangular block with red X on the left is where the car smashed into the 'thin' wall and plunged three stories in between the escalators, capsized. The longer rectangular block on the right is the main entrance to enter the mall. The yellow shading thing is the parking lots. The arrows served as the 'parking arrows' in the parking lots where everyone is so familiar with. The blue thing was where we parked our car. As you can see, it is just more or less the same ...

Hottest news in Town!!! (I think this news has been widely spread and circulating in KB already) Car fell down from rooftop parking to the Ground floor! Happened in KB Mall!!! . . . . It happened at about 5pm. Mum and I was looking for the RM9.90 pants at the The Store Pacific's Ladies Department when we heard this loudest *BANG* sound coming from the ground floor. It was a sound like a uber huge glass or mirror crashing or something very big falling to the ground. Everyone was very very curious, and when even the staffs were rushing down to take a look (and because I heard they said something like 'car falling down!!!') , hurriedly I followed them too. And this came to my sight!! . . . . . ^Car in red circle A yellow car fell from the rooftop parking to the ground floor! It capsized in between the escalators in front of Watson and Secret Recipe. When I walked to the accident zone, I saw few guards were carrying out a victim, and I heard things like 'there's people ...

Ah! I am bored! It's been raining so heavily in KB, Astro lost its signal! Surfed through lowyat.net and had a good laugh of the following pictahs. ^Haha! Six animals indeed! ^Expanding a formula? This reminded me a short incident during our clinic session with En YB before his paper. He told us to answer his question equivalent to its mark. (the dialogue would be funnier if it is in Malay :p) YB: Korang jawab lah soalan tu berpatutan dengan markahnya. Kalau soalan tu 2 markah, tulis 2 point; kalau soalan tu 6 markah, jawablah supaya berbaloi 6 markah tu; kalau soalan tu 8 markah, tulislah panjang sikit, boleh saya cari-cari mana boleh bagi markah kesian (something like that lah, I can't remember the exact sentence) Nee: Pastu, kalau markah tu banyak, macam 10 ke, 14 ke, kita tulis jaaarak jaaarak lah untuk jadikan jawapan tu panjang... *bling* YB: hah Lim, awak tulislah jaaaarak jaaarak, nanti saya pun bagi maaarkah jaaaarak jaaaarak. Everyone: HahahahhaHaHhaha! =) ^This...

'Stole' it from Karen Cheng's blog . Funneh :) ********** A young Chinese couple gets married. She’s a virgin. Truth be told, he is a virgin too, but she doesn’t know that. On their wedding night, she cowers naked under the sheets as her husband undresses in the darkness. He climbs into bed next to her and tries to be reassuring. ‘My darring,’ he whispers, ‘I know dis you firss time and you berry flighten… I promise you, I give you anyting you want, I do anyting - juss anyting you want. You juss ask. Whatchu want?’ he says, trying to sound experienced and worldly, which he hopes will impress her. A thoughtful silence follows and he waits patiently (and eagerly) for her request. She eventually shyly whispers back, ‘I want to try someting I have hear about from odda girls….. Numbaa 69.’ More thoughtful silence, this time from him. Eventually, in a puzzled tone he asks her… ‘You want…Garlic Chicken wif snow peas?’ *********** No silly! I want Beef wif Black Pepper soss! ...

Long looong time ago, when Astro and even Mega TV (if any of you still remember) were not the hot thing in town yet, all we had were TV1, TV2 and TV3. Some additional programme channels were available too. For those in the south peninsular, they watched Singapore channels; while for us in the north region, we received Thai channels. For those who familiar with it, the most watched channels would be channel 7, channel 3 etc. And below were our most favourite drama series (in Thai, they call it 'lakorn') of all time~ ^Sai Lo Hid (1995) ^Dao Pra Sook The group of actors and actresses in both dramas were almost the same group, where the hero and heroine were the same, but with different background and era, so we won't get confused. Of course, if you wonder , we don't understand Thai, but we're damn good in guessing! Plus, we have friends who understand Thai and watched the drama in the same time! So no problem in 'translating' the synopsis of an episode. :) Aww...

Day 1: We had our FYP presentation (we called it 'Mid-ViVa) in Pauh. I was in the morning session, with Encik Megat (=.= attacker) and Mdm. Hema as my examiners. It wasn't that horrible after all, I've been practising and rehearsing on the previous night, so I just talked whatever I rehearsed and hardly looked at the slide. I think I exceeded the 15-minute presentation, but who cares, no one jaga masa pun . During the Q&A session, Mdm Hema asked more questions than En. Megat, which was quite odd because if you are being in En. Megat's class, you'll know he is one such attacker! =.= They backing up each other continuously to ask questions, and it's quite forbid that you paused with a long 'Aaaaaaaa'. I think my goreng technique was too awesome the two panels finally stopped asking me questions and smiled. :) After I finished, I rushed back to hostel to take care the rest of my stuff and had lunch. Later that evening I went back to Pauh to pick up lo...

Last week En. Shahril FYP supervisor aka foster father asked me to be his partner under the mixed double category for UniMAP badminton tournament, and since I wouldn't be going anywhere, I agreed. The tournament was held at the badminton court at the corner of the road near to UniMAP Kapitol Hall. The court is nice, the only bad thing about the hall is that, limited parking. En Shahril's mother took leave to come from SP to watch her sons' game too. What a supportive mom she is! :D We lose during quarter final, lack of training I suppose, and of course, inexcusable and unforgivable careless mistakes I've made throughout the game. Short court and serve mistakes!?!??! If it was volleyball training loooong ago, I would be yelled by my coach with vulgars and sorts ady. Haih... ^The blue shirt player is En Shahril's brother. Anyway, I had a fun time. :) Sweat is fun! Summore can see some good looking male players, not too bad lah~