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Najib 1 Hsien Loong 0

lynnn23 — Fri, 14 Oct 2011 13:09:37 +0800

Singapore actor says prefers Najib to Hsien Loong
By Clara ChooiOctober 14, 2011

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 14 — As a foreigner living in Malaysia, actor Aaron Mustapha Aziz admits he is stretching his income thin struggling with high living costs, staggering tax rates and hefty fees for his children’s international school education.

But in an exclusive interview with Agenda Daily (AD) carried yesterday, the 35-year-old Singapore-born heartthrob expressed his determination to stay on and even voiced his preference for Datuk Seri Najib Razak’s leadership as Malaysia’s prime minister over Lee Hsien Loong’s back in his home country.

“I have to be fair and honest. If I had to choose between the two prime ministers, I pick Datuk Seri Najib.

“I chose Malaysia, because I needed to make a living. Here, I can find a living and, of course, I give my priority to the place that offers me shelter. Because, I must be responsible to those whom I love, which is my family,” he told AD.

Already a star in several local drama TV series in Singapore, Aaron (picture) decided seven years ago to sell off his properties in the island state and move to Kuala Lumpur, with his wife and three children in tow.

Here, Aaron expanded his trade from Singapore and opened Aaron Aziz Productions Sdn Bhd.

According to AD, when Aaron returned to Singapore last month to visit his family, he had to check his family into a hotel.

He acknowledged to the daily that his decision to migrate had likely upset several parties in Singapore, particularly his fan base.

But he expressed hope they would understand his decision was for his family’s welfare.

“It is not easy living as a foreigner. It is not just the high tax rate or the high living costs but the fact that I have to also send two of my three children to international schools.

“Soon, my third child has to start schooling. I hope, when I become a permanent resident here, I can send my children to regular schools like the others,” he was quoted as saying in AD.

Despite this, Aaron said he does not regret his decision to migrate, insisting the move was for the good of his loved ones.

“I can feed my family here with my earnings. I do not feel my actions will anger others because I came here to find a living for my family.

“I do not care if some say I came to Malaysia because I was no longer sought after in Singapore, just like how I do not care when some people call me gay (homosexual). I will continue to choose living in Kuala Lumpur for the sake of my family’s future,” he said.

On November 9, a telemovie produced by his company called “Kekasih awan dan akhir” will be aired on TV9 here.

Next month, Aaron will play a hero in a theatrical play based on a novel called “Badai Semalam” alongside local actors Erra Fazira, Umie Aida and Ziela Jalil.

Malaysia 1 ...Singapore 0

Siri

lynnn23 — Wed, 05 Oct 2011 10:38:56 +0800

why ah apple name the voice recognition SIRI? no other name a?

i wonder can siri be really usefull in malaysia

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iphone 4gs

lynnn23 — Wed, 05 Oct 2011 10:33:14 +0800

how much will maxis and digi sell?

Rooney hails Malaysian Devils fan as a legend

lynnn23 — Mon, 18 Jul 2011 15:49:40 +0800

PETALING JAYA: Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney has come out in support of his club's Malaysian fan who wore the Red Devils jersey to a Liverpool training session, calling him a "legend".

Rooney took to Twitter last night to praise the young man, saying "The lad who went to watch Liverpool train in MUFC top with my name on the back is a legend."
It was reported yesterday that a Manchester United fan had pushed his luck a little too far when he showed up at the Liverpool training session at the National Stadium in Bukit Jalil on Thursday wearing the Red Devils kit.

A video captured at the training session and later uploaded on YouTube showed the young man wearing a Rooney No 10 jersey, surrounded by hordes of Liverpool fans.

The Manchester United fan's jersey was eventually lifted off by the Liverpool supporters in front of a crowd yelling "Buka! Buka!" ("Take it off!").

The Reds tried forcing him to wear a Liverpool jersey, but he refused and sat shirtless before being led away from the jeering fans.

SOS

Is the size got alot diffrent?

lynnn23 — Mon, 18 Jul 2011 09:51:51 +0800

I plan to get my gf a shoe
i know she wears UK 6 1/2

but i found a shoe Size 24.5 cm which is japan size and i have calculate it to size 6 of UK....

but to my understanding 6 and 6 1/2 are only 0.5cm diffrent is it alot to a girl's leg?

sorry i sound stupid but i just want to make sure the shoe fitted her...it is for a surprise...

FC Barcelona vs Malaysia harimau muda

lynnn23 — Thu, 14 Jul 2011 17:00:21 +0800

when a?

Sony Ericsson Xperia Duo

lynnn23 — Thu, 14 Jul 2011 14:18:26 +0800

the device it will run at 1.4GHz. The Duo is also expected to use 1.5GB of RAM and have a 4.5-inch qHD screen. The device will use the Mobile BRAVIA engine and has a 12MP camera. The OS onboard is Gingerbread and the battery is a 2500mAh offering.

Produk baru 1 Malaysia

lynnn23 — Fri, 08 Jul 2011 17:20:53 +0800