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Bangkok Tip V – last day

So it was our last day already and we were feeling a bit sad that we had to leave BKK already…

Chai had packed yesterday, I 1/2 packed and Nat started to pack slowly in the morning. Since she had the most purchase, it also took her double the time we took.

We must pack and put our luggages at the reception as the check out was 2pm. Our flight was at night.

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Ip Man (2008) review

The other day at lunch, my colleagues and I were sitting at the pantry. The Star was open on the table and we were suddenly discussing about the current movies in cinemas like Bolt and The Day the Earth Stood Still (2008)

One of the Malay engineers asked, “I.P. (Internet Protocol) Man?”

I work at a IT company.

“Huh? Oh. Yip Mun.”

wu-jing.org - Y Ip Man Stripped Of Grandmaster Status?
wu-jing.org – Y Ip Man Stripped Of Grandmaster Status?

Like Fong Sai Yuk (acted by Jet Li), this Ip Man is Donnie Yen’s best acting. He’s not flashy, doesn’t take off his clothes to show off his chest and best of all, he’s calm but smart in this movie.

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Who’s the Pendatang?

The only original citizens of Malaysia are Orang Asli. The rest of us had ancestors coming from all over the world. So why the bias that certain races get discounts in buying house & cars, lower passing rate in education exams?

Kuda Ranggi – Antara pendatang dan penumpang [Bahasa Malaysia or it it?]

Scottthong – Ahmad Ismail is a Pendatang, Just Like All of Us [English translation]

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