Malik Imtiaz has an article on his blog regarding the law intended to replace the Internal Security Act, better known locally as the ISA. I am no fan of the ISA, and saying those three letters out loud conjures up a sensation of shit churning about in my digestive tracts. Throw in Salam Satu Malaysia …
Monthly Archives: April 2012
To Not Watch Movies.
One of the biggest news within the geek community for the past few months has been the seizure of assets and the complete destruction of Megaupload and other subsidiaries of Kim Dotcom. Not too long ago, it was revealed by a US district court judge Liam O’Grady that charges against Kim Dotcom may not even …
Denk Reviews The Great Animal Orchestra.
I will only read reviews under a few arbitrary conditions which can be summed up as: I am unconcerned about spoilers because it’s about a crappy story I won’t read or watch anyway. It’s a review of music. It’s about non-fiction. Jeremy Denks review of The Great Animal Orchestra would fall under category 2 and 3. It …
One Race, So Say We All.
Edward James Olmos at the United Nations giving a brief but rousing speech on the human race. The ending of Battlestar Galactica was less than satisfactory, but introducing EJO to the world as William Adama was nothing short of brilliant. So say we all.
All Atheists are Invited to Apply
to the following programme that me and a few of my comrades at the Malaysian Atheists Organisation (self-titled) in the interest of bringing much needed understanding of who (or indeed what) atheists are. For the past two weeks, the enclave of atheist activists have been discussing when to hold a meeting with a politician who wishes …
Missing Dog and Lost Dog
Continuing the extension of my volunteering work with SPCA Penang, I bring you a missing dog, and a lost dog. First, the missing dog. Note that I am getting these materials from SPCA Penang so all material are provided as received, no matter how skewed the editing, they are published as received. And finally, a lost dog. …
Finally, a Witty Inflight Interlude.
My experience with airline safety instructions are rather forgettable. The announcers seem to consider drawling over words with a thick Malaysian accent to be the appropriate means of committing the quite important procedures to decrease your chances of dying should the flight encounter an unexpected crash-and-burn, mid-flight explosion, engine failure, or a myriad of other …



