Lowyat.NET: Latest topics by dkdj

when girl wear tudung, i always try to imagine how

dkdj — Fri, 19 Aug 2011 03:35:45 +0800

when girl wear tudung, i always try to imagine how she look like, her hair etc, but cannot

frust

who is she ?

dkdj — Fri, 19 Aug 2011 03:25:48 +0800

who is she ?

i am chainis but i like her

Dogs scare 600 rabbits to death

dkdj — Fri, 19 Aug 2011 02:35:52 +0800

[/QUOTE]Dogs scare 600 rabbits to death

Three dogs broke into a rabbit farm in China and scared 600 rabbits to death.

Yan Fugen, owner of the farm in Haixin village of Zhejiang province, found the dead rabbits after three dogs broke into his farm on Aug 7.

"I woke up to feed the rabbits around 4am, and saw the ground turned white from far.

"When I got near, I saw the animals lying motionless and those still alive were being chased after by three dogs," he said.

Yan said he had been rearing 1,500 rabbits, and two-thirds of them had died.

"About 400 have bite marks on their bodies while the rest have no injuries."

Chen Dongxiang, an expert with the local animal husbandry bureau, said the deaths were the result of the animals' stress response.

"When rabbits or other animals are scared by loud noises or sudden surprises, their bodies secrete large amounts of adrenaline.

"Their sympathetic nervous system also enter into a state of excitation, causing their hearts to beat faster and their organs to function improperly.

"This can lead to death," said Chen.

He said pheasants, like rabbits, can also be scared to death.
Source: Qianjiang Evening News / China Daily

Published Aug 18 2011[/QUOTE]

http://www.dailychilli.com/news/13558-600-...o-death-by-dogs

no more bunnies

How to save all the webpage at one shot ?

dkdj — Fri, 19 Aug 2011 02:08:11 +0800

If I open many pages, how to save all the webpage at one shot instead of file > save as One by one ?

if i open 100 pages, then die lah to save all

any tool for this ?

using mozilla firefox 5

GT5 tournament now open

dkdj — Fri, 19 Aug 2011 01:44:45 +0800

QUOTE

It’s GT5 Asia Online Tournament! It’s Time to Start the Engine!
Date : 2011-08-18

Get ready to start up your engine and show off on the tracks to compete for fabulous prizes that worth over RM3,800 as GT5 Asia Online Tournament hits PlayStation®Network!

The tournament will be divided into regional tournaments, cross-regional semi-finals and final and it is open to PlayStation®Network members from Hong Kong, Korea, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia. Be the first to participate in this first ever Asia online tournament of GT5 and you might be the first Asia online champion!

All prizes of the tournament will be sent to the participants’ email address or home address registered in their PSN account, so don’t forget to ensure your registered information is correct and valid before you enter into the competition.

Tournament Structure

Regional Match
(1 – 6 Sep 2011)
GT5 Special Events -
Free and unlimited entry

Semi-Finals
(20 – 21 Sep 2011)
Participants: Top 2 from each regional match

Asia Finals
(24 Sep 2011)
Participants: Top 3 from each semi-final

Match Details

Regional Matches

Date 1st-6th September, 2011
How to participate

Connected your PS3™ with the Internet
Enter into GT5 game
Select “Seasonal Event” under “GT Mode”
Select “Asia Online Tournament 2011”
Participants will then be assigned automatically to the appropriate regional match according to the “Region” data registered in their PSN accounts
Participants can then start the match
There is no limitation on no. of times of trial

Race course Tsukuba Circuit x 3 laps
Car Model Nissan GT-R Spec V (GT Academy Special)
* This car will be provided to all tournament participants automatically when they join the event if they do not have this model. All participants will be awarded with this car (in My Home) after the race.
How to win

All participants will be ranked according to the time they spent to finish the race course.
Participants ranked 3rd to 10th will be awarded with PSN voucher worth RM190
Top 2 participants will become representatives of their region for the semi-finals
Results will be announced on 14th Sep 2011

Cross-Regional Semi-Finals

Date 20th and 21th September, 2011 (20:00 HKT)
How to participate

Top 2 racers from each of the 7 regional matches will be selected as the semi-finalists
The 14 semi-finalists will be divided into two cross-regional semi-finals (Seven participants in one semi-final). Each semi-finalist will be competing against semi-finalists of other six regions
PSN team will send “Add Friend” invitation to all semi-finalists before the day semi-finals commence
On the day of the semi-final and before the match time, PSN team will send “Game invitation” to semi-finalists to join the match
By accepting the invitation, semi-finalists can then start the match together
Semi-finalist who fail to accept the invitation in time will be disqualified

Race course TBC
How to win

Semi-finalists can use any car of any condition for the semi final. This is part of the race.
All participants are raced against speed. Top 3 racers who complete the course the fastest will be the finalists for the Asia Final

Asia Final

Date 24th September 2011 (20:00 HKT)
How to participate

Top 3 racers from each semi-final match will become the finalists
PSN team will send “Add Friend” invitation to all finalists before the day Asia Final commence
On the day of the match and before the match time, PSN team will send “Game invitation” to finalists to join the match
By accepting the invitation, finalists can then start the match together
Finalist who fail to accept the invitation in time will be disqualified

Race course TBC
How to win

Finalists can use any car of any condition for the semi final. This is part of the race.
All participants are raced against speed. The racer who complete the course the fastest will become the Asia Champion.

Important Dates:

1-6 September Regional Match
14 September Result announcement for regional match
20-21 September Semi-Finals
22 September Result announcement for semi-finals
24 September Asia Final
26 September Announcement of final result
Early October Prizes giveaway

Important Dates:

1-6 September Regional Match
14 September Result announcement for regional match
20-21 September Semi-Finals
22 September Result announcement for semi-finals
24 September Asia Final
26 September Announcement of final result
Early October Prizes giveaway

Prizes

Asia Champion
GT5 Limited Edition Tissot Watch, AP1 Professional racing seat, T500RS Steering Wheel, Trophy

Regional Matches
- 1st Place (each region): RM760 PSN Money Voucher
- 2nd Place (each region): RM380 PSN Money Voucher
- 3rd-10th Place (each region): RM190 PSN Money Voucher

All participants:
Exclusive GT5 theme for PS3 and DL car (Nissan GT-R Spec V (GT Academy Special)

something i have been waiting for a long long time

http://asia.playstation.com/my/en/news/lat...wsDetail/237642

When does airport security become physical assault

dkdj — Mon, 15 Aug 2011 23:03:37 +0800

The US introduced the new security system, which comprises more thorough friskings and whole-body scans, last autumn

By Fiona Foster
Presenter, BBC Fast Track

With the holiday season underway, intimate security checks at American airports are continuing to upset travellers.

When passengers refuse the full body scanners they may be submitted to what authorities are calling an enhanced pat-down.

Politicians are calling for them to be outlawed but the department of justice has threatened that flights whose passengers are not screened will be cancelled.

Nancy Campbell, a 33-year-old from Brooklyn, compared the experience to being "sexually assaulted".

She had been rushing to board an early morning flight to Washington from New York's La Guardia airport when she was selected for a check at the gate by a female official from the US Transportation Security Administration or TSA.

"[The official] asked me to spread my arms and my legs... and she explained that she would check me from the outside of my arms and the outside of my legs first and then proceed with the inside.

Click to play

Nancy Campbell recalls her unpleasant airport experience

"What I wasn't prepared for was a full examination of my breasts and when she got through that, that's when I asked her to stop, that I'd had enough."

But Nancy was told that either she allowed the search to go on or she wouldn't be able to fly. As she was on an important business trip, Nancy felt she had little choice but to agree.

"She basically touched the insides of my legs - touching my crotch and my buttocks, all the time not offering me an alternative."

Nancy filed a complaint about her treatment with the TSA.

'Violation'

She is far from being a lone voice in the storm which has been created by the new security measures, which include more thorough friskings and whole-body scans, since they were introduced at American airports last autumn.

"The reaction to the enhanced pat-down has been outrage for a lot of cases," said Chris Anderson, senior travel editor at the Huffington Post.

"It's not that the TSA is trying to tick people off - I just think the amount of people going through this... there's going to be a breakdown in communication and a personality conflict. It's a human interaction after all," he added.

A pat-down check on a young girl at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport
The TSA is working to change its policy on how screeners can search children

But it is an interaction which continues to leave some people, like former Miss USA Susie Castillo, who was patted down after refusing a full body scan in Dallas, furious and distressed.

"I was crying because I'm really upset that as an American I have to go through this - and I do feel violated - I didn't think I would when I had to opt out of the machine but I completely feel violated," she said.

According to Chris Anderson there is something in the news every week which angers people: "When you see a little girl getting patted down... people don't like that at all."

"When you see a 95-year-old woman who had her diaper inspected, they don't like that and understandably so. Again, if you look at it from the perspective of the TSA they have to inspect everybody," he added.

Elevated risk

So what can be done to maintain security and simultaneously improve the passenger experience at airports? It is a question the International Air Transport Association (IATA), which represents 230 airlines, has been grappling with.

"At the top of the agenda is IATA's checkpoint of the future - we must replace a 40-year-old concept with a risk-based approach, powered by intelligence and technology," said Giovanni Bisignani, the director general of IATA.

It dehumanises us, it treats us as cattle and it sends the wrong message - they shouldn't be allowed to view or touch your private parts without a reason
David Simpson
Texas state representative

"Our passengers should be able to get from curb to gate with dignity, without stopping, without unpacking and certainly without groping," he added.

IATA has come up with a three lane checkpoint, one lane for so-called "known travellers" - those who've already registered and completed background checks with government authorities.

A "normal" lane would be for the majority of travellers and a third lane for "elevated risk" - where those passengers about whom less information is available would be subjected to additional screening.

But until the checkpoint of the future becomes a reality, the issue continues to bother American voters and as a result, politicians across the US are looking closely at pat-downs.

'Security theatre'

In May Texas state lawmakers tried to pursue legislation which would make intentional inappropriate touching of private parts an offence punishable by up to a year in jail. State representative David Simpson was firmly behind the bill.

"If there's probable cause certainly we would allow those searches but to treat everyone as criminal is just wrong - so we filed the bill to protect people's dignity, privacy, their liberty to travel and to access public transportation," he said.

Right now I feel accosted, I feel randomly plucked and embarrassed and abused
Nancy Campbell

The reaction to the bill from the government's Department of Justice was clear - it said that if the bill was passed aeroplanes would no longer be allowed to land in Texas.

The bill subsequently failed but Mr Simpson remains determined to keep up the pressure.

"It dehumanises us, it treats us as cattle and it sends the wrong message. They shouldn't be allowed to view or touch your private parts without a reason," he said.

State legislators in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Hawaii, New Hampshire, and Utah, have also initiated efforts to outlaw the bill.

No one from the TSA was available for interview and instead it sent this statement:

"Pat-downs are an important tool to help the TSA detect hidden and dangerous items, such as improvised explosive devices... Only a small percentage of passengers require pat-downs during the security screening process.

Pat-downs are conducted by same gender officers, and all passengers have the right to request private screening at any time."

The TSA calls pat-downs "one of our many layers of security to keep the travelling public safe". But David Simpson doubts their usefulness.

"The government's duty is to protect but they shouldn't take away our freedom - if you give up dignity and liberty in order to be safe what are you being safe for? I think this is more about security theatre than actual effective security," he said.

Nancy Campbell agrees that enhanced pat-downs could prove counterproductive: "There's encouragement from the government to have our eyes on the ground and help make our country safer but if the government abuses the authority towards its citizens - are we all going to feel like one big team?

"Right now I feel accosted, I feel randomly plucked and embarrassed and abused."

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/programmes/fast_track/9561167.stm

test

dkdj — Mon, 15 Aug 2011 04:37:15 +0800

test

more from this chick of yesterday

dkdj — Tue, 02 Aug 2011 01:03:33 +0800

most delicious food in malaysia

dkdj — Tue, 02 Aug 2011 00:28:23 +0800

nando's chicken
expensive wan ton mee
ayam masak merah

most delicious food in malaysia

kindly add to my list thanks!

i want to try them all!

will Khairul Fahmi join Arsenal ?

dkdj — Tue, 02 Aug 2011 00:13:55 +0800

will Khairul Fahmi join Arsenal ?

arsene wenger need goalkeeper

Malaysia so tupid, 1 more round qualify world cup

dkdj — Tue, 02 Aug 2011 00:10:17 +0800

Malaysia so tupid, 1 more round qualify world cup

why why why another 4 year ???

can't they just beat singapore, and we got world cup with china, iraq and jordan ?

i am so disappointed

the first thing u see in a girl is her..

dkdj — Mon, 01 Aug 2011 23:59:14 +0800

the first thing u see in a girl is her..

to me it is her

comment

dkdj — Mon, 01 Aug 2011 23:09:27 +0800

comment ?

» Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... «

i mean..

dkdj — Mon, 01 Aug 2011 01:34:39 +0800

u like ?

» Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... «

why girl like do webcam/camgirl ?

dkdj — Sat, 30 Jul 2011 23:39:55 +0800

why girl like do webcam/camgirl ?

i still dun understand

kindly explain..

1. Does ur parent use/know how to use computer ?

dkdj — Sat, 30 Jul 2011 23:27:16 +0800

1. Does ur parent use/know how to use computer ?

2. 2. If u know they fap, how ur reaction ?

chastity belt for men

dkdj — Sat, 30 Jul 2011 22:49:00 +0800

chastity belt for men. if u suddenly lost the key, what happen ?

girl picit picit

dkdj — Mon, 11 Jul 2011 00:54:44 +0800

when i go out with with ex-friends, he is driver, i sit the back seat, i can see his girlfriend in the car in the left passenger seat always picit the guy pants near the @@, why always liddat ? do all girls behave that way ?

The number 1 cause of cancer

dkdj — Mon, 11 Jul 2011 00:15:15 +0800

QUOTE

The number one cause of cancer is not coming properly

please verify

should guys or girls be more afraid

dkdj — Sun, 10 Jul 2011 23:56:01 +0800

i am a guy but

should guys or girls be more afraid..

of not getting a partner in life ?