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what is topkok

RabbitS — Thu, 02 Oct 2014 18:12:20 +0800

Apa tu hah?

reference in resume

RabbitS — Sat, 13 Oct 2012 02:54:24 +0800

Hi all, thanks for dropping by..

Would like to ask, who should I put as the refernce in my resume for my current company if there's no hr manager at the moment?

There's only a hr exec as the hr manager had left and I don't foresee anyone taking up that position soon.

Should I put my current supervisor? I think this is a bad idea right?

Or should I put the hr exec?

Pls comments, thanks once again...

she's so gentle and polite...

RabbitS — Tue, 06 Mar 2012 21:16:50 +0800

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lyn dont like chrome

RabbitS — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 23:47:44 +0800

i tried login in using chrome buy it ssays receive no data from server... how come?

wanna be bumi?

RabbitS — Fri, 09 Dec 2011 23:36:14 +0800

Instant Bumi Prayer

“Bismillahhirahmanirrahim. Wallahi Wabillahi Watawallahi. I (name) in the name of Allah pledge and promise to be loyal to the Yang di-Pertuan Agong, the Sultans and Malaysia. “I / my husband / my wife / my children will undividedly support and vote Umno / Barisan Nasional (BN). I will also continue to fight for Islam and the Malay race. My family and I promise to keep this SECRET, and if I break it I will pay the price.”

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Non-Malays in the country do not enjoy the “Bumiputra” status unlike their Malay and Muslim counterparts. However, if a Muslim immigrant is granted new citizenship, he is automatically given bumiputra status based on his Islamic beliefs.
If this is allowed to go on at the expense of non-Malay Citizens in the country, it will be a big mockery to the tax-paying non-Malay citizens, and also the Bumiputras of this country, who have to share their 'first-class' status with that of immigrants. Already the number of ‘bumiputras’ in this country is more than the non-bumiputras, so there is not much sense in injecting more new bumiputras into the congested system.

Furthermore, in this country, only Malaysians above 21 are allowed to vote, while in most other countries once a youth touches 18, he automatically becomes an adult with voting rights. Why is the BN government determined to keep our children from becoming full-fledged adults and denying them their full rights for a further 3 years?
Malaysians residing overseas are not allowed to vote and neither are students studying overseas.

Yet new citizens are automatically allowed to vote the minute their applications are approved. How can the Malaysian government say that it has the people's interest at heart? New citizens should only be allowed voting rights after 5 years of residency. How can they be allowed to vote, since they have yet to learn of Malaysia’s history, culture, political and economic aspirations?

Or can they? All they have to do is to pledge allegiance to the current Barisan National government. On top of that, they have to keep it a SECRET and to bear the consequences and pay the price if they break the oath.
BN has gone too far this time

It seems it is never enough for the BN. They have tried to divide the country along racial lines, but in the process, they have antagonized Malaysians with religious strife and now to cover their tracks, their new modus operandi is to get new immigrants to vote for them if Malaysians themselves refuse to support them.

Day in and day out, rabble rouser NGOs goes around shattering the peace in the country by playing up race and religious conflicts, while on the other hand the BN is quietly registering more citizens with instant voting rights to join the swelling ranks of citizens in the country.
Non-Malays feel that they are literally being pushed aside like rag dolls without any rights. How can such a thing be allowed to happen in such a fine country like Malaysia, when our leaders continue to swear allegiance – demi Agama, Raja dan Negara! (For Religion, King and Country)
Government servants and politicians should spend one day at Times Square in Kuala Lumpur and watch the crowds of Malaysians mingling around.

Look at their busy, happy faces. All of them have a future, focus and an ambition. These people are the future of this country and the bread and butter of the government. They are the tax payers that drive the engines of economic growth in this country.
So many things happening in this country are caused by the greed of our politicians. There are so many good things going for Malaysia, but our government must spoil it by playing with fire. Haven’t their mums ever taught them that they can get burnt for playing with fire?

Seriously, we need to screen new citizens closely. Especially if their applications were approved for the sole purpose of voting to help the BN cheat. Malaysians welcome bona fide new citizens who can contribute to the economy and well-being of this country.
We simply must put a full stop to all this nonsense.

from chain mail? any1 receive it also? is it true?

New Group... ABU

RabbitS — Fri, 09 Dec 2011 23:28:15 +0800

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Activists, NGOs, civil society groups and political parties have banded together to oust Umno from the country's administration come the next general election.

An alliance, the last hope for humankind to stand up against amno?

Singkapor boob..

RabbitS — Fri, 09 Dec 2011 23:02:09 +0800

KUALA LUMPUR— Federal Islamic authorities have declared haram a book in which Singapore’s founding father Lee Kuan Yew urged Muslims in Singapore to be “less strict on Islamic observances.”

Lee Kuan Yew: Hard Truths to Keep Singapore Going, a collection of interviews published in January, was included in a list of 15 books declared haram by the Department of Islamic Development Malaysia (Jakim).

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It led to uproar from Malay and Muslims groups on both sides of the Causeway with his old rival and former Malaysian PM Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad accusing Lee of having no respect for religion.

Lee later retracted his statement in March ahead of general elections in the island which has a 15 per cent Malay-Muslim population.

His son Lee Hsien Loong led the ruling People’s Action Party to its worst ever performance in this year's Singapore general election, gaining just 60 per cent of popular support.

Lee, 88, admitted last month he has been suffering from a nerve illness for the past two years which prevents him from walking steadily.

Other books in the haram list include Sebongkah Batu Di Kuala Berang by Faisal Tehrani, Mengenal Diri: Ilmu Peninggalan Tok Kenali by Mohd Yusof Che Wook and The Teachings of the Quran by H. U. Weitbrecht Stanton

breast massage

RabbitS — Tue, 13 Sep 2011 21:28:42 +0800

"Shan Shan" Wang Xin Ru has revealed that she gets her breasts massaged regularly in hopes of "growing" them into C-cups.

The Taiwanese host is very popular in Singapore after portraying the character "Shan Shan" in the local drama "Ah Di".

She revealed that she has been going for breast massages since six months ago to "grow" her 32B assets into C-cups.

She found out about such a service when she was in Singapore to film "Ah Di" and decided to give it a try for the sake of her boobs.

After she returned to Taiwan, she found another breast massage service to continue the "therapy".

She gets her breasts massaged once a week for two hours.

She said, "Every time I was handed sexy clothes to try on, I would whine and moan. I hope I can finally wear them when my boobs grow bigger."

She also said that she cries every time she goes for a breast massage because of how painful it is.

"If menstrual pain is like stepping on your womb with stilettos, then breasts massages are like stepping on your ribs with stilettos. It's so painful my ribs feel like they might dislocate," she explained.

Despite the pain, "Shan Shan" continues to hope that she will have a cleavage to show off in the future.

http://forums.asiaone.com/showthread.php?t=42800

any in msia?

Fried Butter on a Stick

RabbitS — Sat, 13 Aug 2011 21:58:57 +0800

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