This is an interesting story reported by The Sun in their online newspaper yesterday. As you can see in the video below the strange face started to appear around 1.25minutes after the video start. This strange cloud was recorded somewhere in New Brunswick, Canada last Tuesday. Strange but interesting. So what do you think? Is it a sign from God or just merely a natural condition? What type of face can you see? Bad, evil, kind, pretty, handsome?
Thursday, August 4, 2011
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
I'm Back
Hello Hello Hello...
It has been a year since I typed something in this entry. Welcome to the month of August. Month of fasting for the Muslims and also at the end of this month it will be our 55th Independence Day. July was a month of mixed emotions for all Malaysians. As we all know, the 3 EPL big guns (Arsenal, Liverpool, Chelsea) who came down to Bukit Jalil and had their pre-season tour against our National Team managed to carved smiles on their so called Die-Hard fans based in Malaysia.
I do not wish to comment on that matter anyway as I know we are not on the same level with them but the recent game of our National Team against our own South of the Border rival Singapore proved to be a bitter pill to swallow for all Malaysians. I am not here to critic our own football team as I am already immune to the frustration of losing all those important matches involving them. I only pity the players who were put under lots of pressure to perform in front of the 90 000 home crowds and millions who watched the game live in the comfort of their own home. Well, thanks to the supporters for filling up Bukit Jalil Stadium anyway as the last time the stadium sold out was during the opening ceremony of the 1998 Commonwealth Games. Despite all the credit given to the fans for turning up to show their support, it is an embarrassment to admit that some sections of the fans still have a second class mentality. Typical Malaysian by the way. Ask Yossi Benayoun for the proof. It is not his fault being a Jews and born in Israel. Yes we condemned the attack of Israel over Palestine but what the hell is that to do with football anyway. Remember, football is a universal language. I hope to see improvements in the next match. Not just from the players but from the fans as well. Lets just kick any kind of racism away from sports.
The European football season will be starting this weekend as all eyes will be on the English Premier League, Spanish La Liga, Italian Serie A and other leagues involving top European teams. The curtain raiser of the EPL will be the Charity Shield match between two Manchester teams (United and their noisy neighbor, City) while Serie A will kick of their campaign with the Supercoppa match between AC and Inter Milan. It will be interesting to watch as for sure all the teams will be eager to showcase their new signings and it is also interesting to see how well these new players adapt to their new surroundings.
Last weekend was a fun weekend for us back in Kuching Rugby Football Club. The last game prior to fasting and it was also the last game for KRFC Guiness League. The last match was also considered as a farewell match for me before going back to Shah Alam for my last semester of study. We won the match 63 - 14 against Politeknik Kuching Gladiators and I managed to play for about 10 minutes (I'm not a star by the way, haha). So to help the team gained few tries under 10 minutes is quite an achievement when considering the fact that I just start training 2 weeks before the game. I expect there will be no rugby during this fasting month but the spirit of brotherhood will still continue during the hangout sessions that will be organized by Encik Shahrolnizam Esah Jawa Ranger. Quite a long name for a handsome boy eh. Haha...
Below are some photos of the game and the event just after the BBQ and Steamboat eating session at Annuar and Sons.
That's all by now. See you in the next entry. Peace no war. Kick racism away from sports.
It has been a year since I typed something in this entry. Welcome to the month of August. Month of fasting for the Muslims and also at the end of this month it will be our 55th Independence Day. July was a month of mixed emotions for all Malaysians. As we all know, the 3 EPL big guns (Arsenal, Liverpool, Chelsea) who came down to Bukit Jalil and had their pre-season tour against our National Team managed to carved smiles on their so called Die-Hard fans based in Malaysia.
I do not wish to comment on that matter anyway as I know we are not on the same level with them but the recent game of our National Team against our own South of the Border rival Singapore proved to be a bitter pill to swallow for all Malaysians. I am not here to critic our own football team as I am already immune to the frustration of losing all those important matches involving them. I only pity the players who were put under lots of pressure to perform in front of the 90 000 home crowds and millions who watched the game live in the comfort of their own home. Well, thanks to the supporters for filling up Bukit Jalil Stadium anyway as the last time the stadium sold out was during the opening ceremony of the 1998 Commonwealth Games. Despite all the credit given to the fans for turning up to show their support, it is an embarrassment to admit that some sections of the fans still have a second class mentality. Typical Malaysian by the way. Ask Yossi Benayoun for the proof. It is not his fault being a Jews and born in Israel. Yes we condemned the attack of Israel over Palestine but what the hell is that to do with football anyway. Remember, football is a universal language. I hope to see improvements in the next match. Not just from the players but from the fans as well. Lets just kick any kind of racism away from sports.
The European football season will be starting this weekend as all eyes will be on the English Premier League, Spanish La Liga, Italian Serie A and other leagues involving top European teams. The curtain raiser of the EPL will be the Charity Shield match between two Manchester teams (United and their noisy neighbor, City) while Serie A will kick of their campaign with the Supercoppa match between AC and Inter Milan. It will be interesting to watch as for sure all the teams will be eager to showcase their new signings and it is also interesting to see how well these new players adapt to their new surroundings.
Last weekend was a fun weekend for us back in Kuching Rugby Football Club. The last game prior to fasting and it was also the last game for KRFC Guiness League. The last match was also considered as a farewell match for me before going back to Shah Alam for my last semester of study. We won the match 63 - 14 against Politeknik Kuching Gladiators and I managed to play for about 10 minutes (I'm not a star by the way, haha). So to help the team gained few tries under 10 minutes is quite an achievement when considering the fact that I just start training 2 weeks before the game. I expect there will be no rugby during this fasting month but the spirit of brotherhood will still continue during the hangout sessions that will be organized by Encik Shahrolnizam Esah Jawa Ranger. Quite a long name for a handsome boy eh. Haha...
Below are some photos of the game and the event just after the BBQ and Steamboat eating session at Annuar and Sons.
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| Briefing by team superior |
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| AR and the stars |
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| I'm 1 of the smallest guy |
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| Captain and the Coach |
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| The First 15 and the ARs |
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| Boy and Pulut |
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| The legendary Zul Lomu |
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| Of course there will be injury |
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| The 2 brothers (Olan and Abg Lan - they both got lan) |
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| The New Zealand guy Simon |
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| After the game |
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| Looks like a good save from Simon (referring to him as a goalkeeper) |
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| Thank God its not a peace sign Esah |
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| Seniors |
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| The trophy |
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| Release Pressure |
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| Forward pass |
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| Nice pose Isworm our scrumhalf |
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| The future of Sarawak rugby |
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| Man of the match |
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| Conversion |
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| Flyhalf |
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| Roger showed his sexy side |
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| 1 of our chinese player, Brandon |
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| Determined Boy |
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| Nice pose by me |
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| Our Chinese player other than Brandon, Noel |
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| Orang Putihs |
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| Karaoke at Annuar (Wind of Change) |
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| Ugieng showing his singing skill |
That's all by now. See you in the next entry. Peace no war. Kick racism away from sports.
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