Bonnie & Clyde

Sometimes following orders isn’t necessarily a good idea...



Cartoon strip from Lat, one of my favourite cartoonist

I didn’t think Adam Sandler could pull off a Ben Stiller, but he did!

Sandler plays commando Zohan, a Borat-Bond-ish character who faked his own death in order to escape his Israeli secret service duties to fulfil his dream of becoming a hair stylist in US of A. The comedy routine was crude, a tad crass and sometimes even vulgar, but it was hilarious all the same. Pay special attention to the script and punctuation. Good shit.

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I got these 2 pairs of shoes from India. The Indians found a way to create neutral shoes without using left or right sole, and it fits perfectly on either feet! Geniuses!

Maybe in life too, sometimes there’s no right or wrong, black or white, just a mass of grey tones which you have to find your own balance in between.

At 4 months and 8kg, he has grown to be less prune-like so the nick ‘assamboi’ no longer sticks but ‘salami’ is the pick now! Hey, it rhymes too! :D

Every time we pass by the shops opposite Sunway Pyramid, we would see people lining up outside a steamboat buffet restaurant from as early as 6pm. Curiosity got better of us and we decided to turn up as early as 5pm to secure a table.

Surprise, surprise. The glass doors were locked with a heavy chain at 4.58pm. As we joined the happy crowd, the doors opened at 5pm sharp but nobody rushed in ala Malaysian style. Instead, a waitress called out names of pre-booked customers and then walk-ins too. System, I tell you LOL.

At RM19.90 per head, the variety and freshness of meat offered was quite sensational. Real value for money and oh, it's halal too. To avoid disappointment, book early and be there at 5pm. :P

Restaurant Yuen Buffet Steamboat
32A-1 Jalan PJS 8/6
Mentari Plaza
Bandar Sunway
46150 Petaling Jaya
(T) 5637 5825


The atsounding array of clams and sea snails usually found in expensive fresh seafood restaurants


3 different types of juicy, freshwater and sea prawns, mini sea cucumbers, fish maw and oysters too!

I remember a story MIL told me long time ago.

Once upon a time, a relative of hers (possibly Clyde’s side) has a fondness for hunting all sorts of animals. Not that he’s a hunter or farmer by profession, but the sicko just enjoys the blood fest.

Anyways, he was out hunting one day when he decided to add a monkey to his gruesome collection. He found one climbing a tree and promptly aimed his rifle and took a crack shot.

Monkey fell and our friend instantly went to claim his prize.

It turned out to be a female monkey which had recently given birth. From the puddle of blood, her outstretched hands reached for the still suckling baby wrapped around her chest and offered it to him, in desperate hope of gaining sympathy and have him take care of her offspring. You can imagine the depth of destitute and helplessness the mother was feeling when she handed over her flesh and blood to her own killer.

Guilt ridden, he killed it too as he knows the baby will not survive without its mother.

He never hunted again.

If someone’s entire lifetime, hopes and dreams can be placed into one bundle, and the package is placed in your hands, what would you do?