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Gay dawg kiss the longest.

StarJump — Fri, 01 Oct 2010 17:14:28 +0800

http://gawker.com/5642332/gay-men-achieve-...rd-longest-kiss

Standing in a tent on the campus of The College of New Jersey, Matty Daley and Bobby Canciello earned a place in the Guinness World Records today by kissing for 33 hours. They livestreamed video of it and just finished.

When I tuned in to Matty and Bobby's Ustream video channel around 8PM, that had just emerged victorious. Their fans cheering in the background, Bobby sipped water from a bottle and Matty leaned into the camera and thanked the internet. The rules for "Longest Continuous Kiss" specify that the couple must be standing and in a public venue. The duo devised a system of hand signals and stretching exercises to get them through the physically grueling feat of staying awake for a day and a half, standing with your mouth mashed against someone else's.

Adult diapers are not allowed either (Guinness isn't into fetish kisses?) so the lads did a "cleanse" and nutritional training, too. No word on whether they peed at any point; before embarking on the kiss, they acknowledged having a contingency plan for that.

Matty and Bobby's stated goal was to "queer the Guinness World Records.". They are not lovers but "just friends." Bobby got permission from his boyfriend before embarking on the kiss.

This taste quite cheesy.

StarJump — Sun, 06 Jun 2010 04:36:00 +0800

If work as maid in Aussie for AUD800

StarJump — Sun, 30 May 2010 12:22:10 +0800

I know got many Msian study in Aussie. Ask u guys and girls, is AUD800 enough? Will there be 50% tax on AUD800?

Is Msia so bad, if labour cost increases 2x

StarJump — Sun, 30 May 2010 12:10:08 +0800

I mean, come on man, we have decent tarred roads, there are plans to improve public transportation, English is pretty decent. So what if MNCs need to pay two times more. There is a saying 'Cheap things no good.'

To put things to perspective, even if they pay a support guy RM10k, is it really that bad? It's only EUR 2K or USD3k for God's sake.

India, China relations to worsen further

StarJump — Wed, 21 Apr 2010 19:06:57 +0800

The relations between world’s two largely populated neighbours, India and sChina are likely to worsen further following revelations that Chinese military has occupied substantial land along Line of Actual Control (LAC) in Indian administered Kashmir (IaK) during past 25 years.

After the 1962 war between India and China, the two countries agreed on Line of Actual Control (LAC), which is an effective border in IaK and other Indian states bordering China. Though the mapping was not done and border was not demarcated but both countries agreed to respect the LAC, which is 4,057-km long and traverses three areas of northern Indian states includnig IaK.

However, the Chinese military have been carrying out incursions into Indian side and its jet fighters have been violating the Indian airspace, especially along LAC in Indian administered Kashmir. Of late, the Chinese incursions and air space violations have witnessed manifold increase. On July 31, 2009, Chinese military had entered nearly 1.5 km deep inside into the Indian territory near Mount Gya in IaK and painted “CHINA” on boulders and rocks in red spray paint.

There were constant reports that Chinese military has occupied some portion of Indian land during past three days. However, after repeated denials, Indian government for the first time has accepted that Chinese military has occupied a substantial amount of Indian land.

At a recent meeting attended by top officials of Indian army, Indian Home Ministry, Kashmir government, it was agreed that there was lack of proper mapping of the area. The participants admitted that the Indian area along LAC in IaK has shrunk over a period of time.

"Though this process is very slow but we have lost substantial amount of land in 20-25 years," it was said at the meeting held last month.

The Chinese military is following a Chinese proverb– “better do in inches than in yards" in letter and spirit.

Chinese military according to the locals of Leh, a region close to China border, have already occupied Nang Tsangs, Nag-Kung and Lungma Kung areas along LAC in Indian administered Kashmir.

“Nang-Tsang area was under Indian control upto 1984. However, it was occupied in bits and pieces by Chinese military. Nagkung was also under Indian control till 1991. The area was, however, seized by Chinese military by the end of December 1991. Similarly, Chinese army has taken control of Lungma, which was under India control till 1992,” the local villagers have said.

A former Indian army official said that Chinese military has been following the peculiar modus operandi. “They first harass the shepherds and ask them to vacate the land. When the shepherds abandon the land out of fear, the Chineses military zeroes-in on the land, which for some time becomes “No-man’s” land,” he said, adding, “The dragon (Chinese) army has following this modus operandi in occupying Nang Tsangs, Nag-Kung and Lungma Kung areas.”

He said even today they are following this modus operandi and have set their sight on another area – Dokbugh.

The villagers of Dokbugh have alleged that they have been threatened by Chinese military and asked to leave the place as “it belongs to China”. They have apprised local civil officials about the matter, who in turn have briefed the Indian Home and Defence ministry about the ‘sensitive issue’.

An expert on Chinese affairs said China government has completed their first task of modernizing their forces. “They have connected the forward posts of their military through roads. The Chinese military has constructed roads upto the LAC in Indian administered Kashmir and are in better position to move the heavy equipment towards the forward posts at any given time without any difficulty.”

He said the Chinese military will continue incursions into Indian side and if Indian army retaliates, they will ‘label’ it a war imposed by India. “The Indian government has to move cautiously. It has to be in defensive and offensive mode. It has to strengthen and modernize its army and also fight on diplomatic front with China,” said the Chinese affair expert.

A teacher, who teaches political science in University of Kashmir – highest seat of learning in IaK – said the India-Chinese relations will witness further strain in the coming days. “There is every likelihood that the cold war like situation may break out between world’s two largely populated countries.”

He said India will seek US help in influencing China to curtail its anti-India activities.

“India and US are enjoying cordial relations and both countries won’t like to see further rise of Chinese power. They would take some measures to check-mate China, which is emerging as a strong economy and power,” he added.

http://www.australia.to/2010/index.php?opt...wani&Itemid=128

Is it possible to harness and keep all the

StarJump — Wed, 21 Apr 2010 00:38:57 +0800

In gym, so much energy is used to on the treadmill, cycling machine and cardio machine. Anyway those energy can be kept?

Dear women

StarJump — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 08:33:47 +0800

OK?

What do Malay girls think of Chinese guys?

StarJump — Mon, 12 Apr 2010 01:30:07 +0800

Actually what do u malay girls think of Chinese guys? A lot of times nobody ask. Normally it is Malay guy and Chinese girl. So now I open for Malay girls.

Tomorrow Lotus F1 first place man.

StarJump — Wed, 31 Mar 2010 15:25:49 +0800

Just for the lulz.

Next Selangor car plate haram.

StarJump — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 21:28:55 +0800

http://portal.jpj.gov.my/index.php?option=...emid=20&lang=ms

Which taukeh BKT will go for BKT 1?

I feel a little bit more 1Malaysia now.

StarJump — Sun, 28 Mar 2010 18:00:45 +0800

http://www.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?f...4642&sec=nation

Mara to bar loan defaulters from leaving country

KUALA TERENGGANU: Mara will take stern action against those who defaulted on their loans, including barring them from leaving the country, Mara director-general Datuk Ibrahim Muhamad said.

He said Mara would work together with the Immigration Department to stop these defaulters, whose arrears amounted to a whopping RM500mil in total, from leaving the country.

“Some of them are exempted from paying their loans because they scored good results in examinations but have yet to apply for the exemption.

“If they apply for the exemption, the amount could be just around RM200mil,” he told reporters after opening the Mara Education Carnival 2010 for the eastern zone here on Sunday.

He said Mara had also declared 10 loan defaulters bankrupt after they failed to repay their loans within the timeframe given.

“They should realise that if they don’t pay, others will not be able to borrow from the fund,” he said. -- Bernama

Persona Elegance and Persona SE.

StarJump — Fri, 26 Mar 2010 10:06:21 +0800

I see most of the things nearly the same?

Kesian anyone with 'CCB' car plate.

StarJump — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 18:40:07 +0800

Just now drove back home saw a car with plate alpahbet 'CCB'. Don't want to be behind the car. Scared my car will be busuk as well...hahaha... Anyone here got CCB car plate ar? haha.

I hope she continues to remain safe.

StarJump — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 18:34:37 +0800

http://www.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?f...2007&sec=nation

KUALA LUMPUR: A young woman turned heroine when she fought off two robbers who had tried to snatch her handbag from her car.

Her actions managed to unsettle the robbers until passersby came to her aid.

The two, now behind bars, turned out to be notorious men on the wanted list who had been eluding capture.

The woman, an executive assistant in her 20s, had stopped her car at a traffic light in Taman Tun Dr Ismail at about 6pm on Feb 24.

Suddenly, two robbers on a motorcycle rode up next to her car. One of them smashed the front passenger window, said Brickfields OCPD Asst Comm Wan Abdul Bari Wan Abdul Khalid.

The robber reached in to grab the woman’s handbag on the seat.

“The woman quickly held on to her handbag. The resulting tug-of-war between the robber and the woman caused the robber to lose his balance and fall off the motorcycle.

“That was when the other robber tried to flee the scene on the motorcycle,” said ACP Wan Abdul Bari.

The flustered woman, in her haste to get away, rammed her car into the escaping robber, breaking his arm.

Several passers-by quickly came to her aid and apprehended the two men.

ACP Wan said the pair, aged 35 and 32, belonged to a notorious car break-in gang known as Gang Jalit, which preyed on women drivers stopping at traffic lights throughout the Klang Valley.

“The arrests led us to the capture of three more gang members, most of whom have drugs- and robbery-related criminal records,” he said, adding that one of the men was also wanted in a murder investigation.

Wan said police were still looking for the seven remaining gang members, believed to be between the ages of 27 and 36.

The caught members of the gang, active since July last year, have confessed to at least 45 car break-in cases in the Brickfields area alone.

Again, why isn't KFC consider Atkins diet?

StarJump — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 19:47:36 +0800

Why not? Just chicken without the skin. dont take fries, mashed potatos or any carb.

Tonite got orange throwing at Tmn Jaya, PJ or not?

StarJump — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 21:41:31 +0800

As per title?

Tax money must be used properly.

StarJump — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 21:45:21 +0800

http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=...357&sec=apworld
Angry man crashes plane into Texas tax building

A software engineer furious with the U.S. tax agency launched a suicide attack on it Thursday by crashing his small plane into an office building housing nearly 200 federal tax employees, setting off a raging fire that sent workers running for their lives.

Chinese New Year holiday should be eve and 1st day

StarJump — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 00:42:37 +0800

CNY eve normally got more things to do such as ancestral worship and reunion dinner. By 2nd day most of the activities have reduced.

In before

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This guy really good friend.

StarJump — Tue, 09 Feb 2010 22:08:27 +0800

No one could have imagined that Mr. Herman* would ever get entangled in a bad case of debt. Successfully running and managing a computer repair shop, the luxury that came with owning his own private business afforded Mr. Herman’s wife to be a stay at home mother to their one year old son. It also helped Mr. Herman to take full care of his ageing mother.

The couple always managed their credit cards sensibly and continually honored the repayments on their outstanding in full amounts. On top of that Mr. Herman also knew the importance of savings and kept aside a percentage of the income he made from his business.

It was hard to say what exactly made him give up all his savings for an ailing friend in need. Other than seeing a friend face financial trouble, Mr. Herman was somewhat confident in knowing that he would not need the money in the near future.

Unfortunately circumstances cannot always be controlled. Only months after handing his friend every cent he had ever saved, Mr. Herman’s business faced stiff competition by a bigger firm that decided to set up their operations close to his base.

As business started dwindling, Mr. Herman used his credit cards to fund expenses to his ailing company. He figured that he needed to recoup his losses by injecting more investment to his company. Besides, he knew that he could always pay it off later when business got better.

As time passed it seemed that the financial freedom he constantly dreamt about since the slowdown of his business was getting further out of reach. Mr. Herman could not afford to make repayments on his credit cards from the little income he made through his business.

To make matters worse, when creditors came knocking on his door, he realized that he could no longer afford to support his family and at the same time handle repayments on his credit cards.

The stress of being unable to meet his credit card repayments coupled with a meager income to live on caused a lot of arguments within the household. Under tremendous pressure, it came as a relief when Mr. Herman, through his friend, heard about AKPK’s services.

After negotiations with the respective banks we managed to reduce the monthly debt repayment by almost 60%. We proposed a repayment plan that would not put too much pressure on Mr. Herman’s finances. Six months after being on the repayment plan, Mr. Herman managed to come up with the balance of his outstanding after being paid back by his friend. Mr. Herman is relieved now knowing that he has his finances under control. He is also more cautious with his money. “The debt I could not handle, it was like a dark financial cloud following me every day, now that cloud is gone.”

http://www.akpk.org.my/SuccessStories/Succ...62/Default.aspx

Who is more pitiful?

StarJump — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 00:48:37 +0800

As per title what u think?