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Kam share your first accident/collision

lohmee — Mon, 25 Nov 2013 22:54:10 +0800

Recently there are quite a number of my friends and family who have met with accidents albeit minor ones. I for once *touch wood* haven't encountered one yet as a driver but did so as a passenger. Kam kam share your story on first accident/collision, whether you're the driver, passenger or pedestrian.

My story

Accident: Was the back seat passenger. Happened 2 years ago near Kepong Carrefour. The car I was in came to a stop at the traffic junction and all of a sudden, a bus from behind failed to brake in time and rammed into us.

Damage: Broken tail lights and bumper. Bus got no issue lol.

Injury: The impact caused me to have chest pain and trouble breathing for about 3 days. Driver (my dad) was fine.

does it annoy you?

lohmee — Mon, 09 Sep 2013 19:12:24 +0800

this chinese culture, i notice every time when there's a huge family gathering full of relatives and when the unker auntie appear, the normal thing you do is to "call" (tegur sapa) them as a sign of respect

thing is some parents like to do this to their children, "got call unker or not?" "call louder la"

if not, the auntie themselves will come say "you never call me ar?", usually to younger kids, then start cubit2 picit2

does it annoy you?

like sometimes you already tegur yet your parents keep asking you to say again in front of them

inb4 introvert
inb4 no respect and lazy
inb4 apa yang susah

Huiyo, do you like to kacau people

lohmee — Mon, 12 Aug 2013 16:58:46 +0800

I have this friend.

Each time we come to a stop at a traffic light, jam or junction, she likes to wind down the car window and sibuk with people in the car beside.

She also has these soft toys in her car and likes to play puppets with those kids.

Sometimes she makes ugly faces and the kids start crying, then the adults in the car give us angry stares.

Even passers by, she would wind down the window and start saying weird crap like

"seorang je ke bang?"

"hai awak! akak pergi mana niee?"

I feel so embarassed.

How?

Why?

gaythering for kaki tinychat

lohmee — Sat, 27 Apr 2013 05:18:29 +0800

for the sake of my bro harmee

so.. what is the plan again?

Homestay in Malaysia

lohmee — Tue, 23 Apr 2013 00:06:22 +0800

Hi /k, I need some suggestions of good homestay locations in Peninsular Malaysia

Not posting at travel and living cos I want fast response

So far I'm interested in this one by Ministry of Tourism
Go2Homestay

Something like the KTMB Homestay project that is advertised at train stations like this one

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

Just a few people like 3-5. Preferably Malay style.

Thanks!

dialling 999 and 112

lohmee — Sun, 21 Apr 2013 00:16:17 +0800

i've never got the chance and i hope i won't need to

but please share your experience if you have

what happened, how was the call and how swift they take respond

/k, how do you scream for help/attention?

lohmee — Sat, 06 Apr 2013 01:11:42 +0800

To see who's right from a discussion with friends

Tolong kasi imagine yourself in an emergency out in the public

What is the toughest secret you come by?

lohmee — Thu, 14 Mar 2013 00:51:29 +0800

First of all, I wouldn't consider own secrets to be secrets, they're just personal matters. It's the things that people tell you or you tell people. Like after living for so long, after plenty of "please keep this to yourself" and "don't tell anyone", lately I actually feel burdened by something my buddy decided to tell me.

All this while, everybody sees him as a person with a happy family. Then all of a sudden, the parents are getting a divorce, one is terminally ill etc. Now whenever I hear somebody saying to him, why you so big already still very hard to come out and lepak? And even behind his back, they chit chat and he became the topic, saying why he a little bit also stressed la emo la, just face it and live life like a grown up. Honestly I feel really annoyed that I can't defend him. Sked will spill the secret.

And today, a close female friend in early 20s who is always the target of guys revealed to me she's been dating somebody almost twice her age for the past god knows how long.

With this and many more, I don't know why the hell they pick me. It's not like I will tell the other mutual friends. I just can't stand it! I cannot know all this.

End of ranting.

a proud best friend 10 years ago

lohmee — Sun, 24 Feb 2013 23:36:17 +0800

have you ever been so close to a person where just one look in the eyes, you knew exactly what he/she was thinking. and everybody knew if they messed with one of you, they are messing with two people altogether. and if they tell one of you something, the other will know nothing less.

that friendship that made you realise a stranger could actually end up be the person you can rely on everything, forever. the one person who you can bro/gf and actually meant it. and then something happened. could be school graduation, someone going far away, a separation or an argument.

today, i read her status and wanted to comment something funny. but i hesitated, then i moved on.

what i didn't know was no matter how close you can get with a person, he or she can easily go back to the state of stranger they were back then.

how precious is your "I Love You"?

lohmee — Mon, 18 Feb 2013 20:41:48 +0800

one amoi posted this on her fb, "Don't say you love me unless you really mean it, cause I might do something crazy like believe it."

it got me thinking how often do i say this and i realised this phrase used to pop out of my mouth very frequently when i was younger but not recently.

so /k, do you say it often? when was the last time you said it? and how much do you really mean it?

do you feel equally comfortable saying that to your parents, siblings, lover and friends?

and what do you feel when people say that to you?

online you vs real life you

lohmee — Fri, 15 Feb 2013 22:27:03 +0800

i carry a different personality at a more serious tone

the online me is not really how i behave in real life

a study on malaysia's mee

lohmee — Fri, 15 Feb 2013 15:10:30 +0800

derailed topic:
malaysia, a place with delicious food.

different food with different mee with different name at different states.

loh mee is one of them.

so what's your favourite mee?

original tered topic:
started out as lurker in /k and happened to notice someone's posts that sound ridiculously familiar, like incidents back during school days, job experience, home location, etc. checked profile, birthday is a bingo. then realised the username contains a favourite thing of that friend.

pm sent, yes. my friend that is.

which explains why i'm here

and also not to reveal too much of your life stories if you do not wish to be "discovered"

deja vu

lohmee — Fri, 15 Feb 2013 03:37:47 +0800

i used to believe deja vu is some trick our brain play on us, those pieces of memories during dreams.
so when i had a very clear dream few years ago, i decided to experiment it by trying to remember the details to see if it happens in the future.
the location was a classroom with green chairs and a man seated in the middle saying "...then you copy lah..."
then just last week, it happened in my college during my class and it struck me when my lecturer said the exact same words in the same tone..

so /k/, what's your deja vu experience?