It’s been a long long time since I blogged something related to Friendster and I don’t think I would be doing that any longer. Those were the days when Friendster used to be a hit in our country but not anymore. The evolution of Facebook had plunged Friendster down the list and I don’t think any of my friends cares about it for now, even myself.

Talking about Facebook, I got attracted to it due to the following reasons:
- The status update
- The photo commenting option
- The simplicity
- The seriousness
- And not forgetting the non-existence of bandwidth-hogging features

While there are many things that could get myself attached to Facebook for hours, here are some of the things that annoys me:

1) Annoying “Status Update”
Every morning, when I open up my Facebook, I expect to see some nice photos of some chicks being tagged, some random albums and even some nice and funny status updates. But no matter what, there would always be some status updates that annoy me to the max, let alone if it floods your homepage. Here is an example of “a” status update: (The following is a real case)

An Indian girl (Let’s call her Nisha):

Nisha Guys, what do you think about my picture? Do I look fat? ^=^

Nisha @some-asshole suggested that I should put the current picture! Thanks to him because I love it too!! Huggsss to you da! muax muax

So, by the time I opened my Facebook, there would be like 4 status updates by the same person flooding my homepage. To best describe my feelings in a picture, click on the following spoiler. A picture speaks a thousand words.
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So I was bored that day and thought of checking my SPAM mails in case there were some mails that went unnoticed / accidentally labeled as SPAM. To my surprise, apart from those infamous Viagra pills and ‘date hot girls now’ mails, there were tons and tons of emails from my fellow kaigels at Africa and Nigeria. Nearly most of their emails overlap with each other but with different names and different sum ‘to be transferred’ to my bank account.

Since I didn’t knew what to do at that time, I decided to play a game with them. Many of you might have received the same kind of emails and I bet most of you wouldn’t even be bothered to check it out. But how many of you had actually interacted with them and get to know their intention and stupidity? Well, I did. The following is a conversation between me and a scammer from Africa, purportedly dealing to transfer a big sum of money to my bank account.

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Most of you would have seen people in trance during Thaipusam but have you ever wondered how a person inherits a certain trance? Thanks to my friend Abang Vinod that now I am able to share a video with all of you showing the process of inheriting a trance, minus the preparation part. The person who inherits the body is none other than “Ayya”.

Two days ago, a man was killed in a road accident which occurred at the Lebuhraya Damansara-Puchong highway stretch. Here is an excerpt of the incident from TheStar.

A man was killed and three others seriously injured in an accident involving four vehicles about 500m from a toll booth along the Lebuhraya Damansara-Puchong Sunday morning.

The deceased is identified as C. Kashminder, 25, from Selayang Baru, Batu Caves.

The accident is believed to have occurred at 7am at KM18.4 when a car with three people inside lost control before crashing into the Proton Wira driven by Kashminder. The impact of the crash caused Kashminder to ram his car into two other cars before crashing into a concrete divider.

 
While this is shocking, something even more shocking is that the deceased posted a comment in his Facebook just a few days before his death, something that reads as a ’sign’ to let everyone know that his countdown is about to end. Here is a screenshot of the posting in his Facebook:

Most of you who were born before the 90’s should have definitely gone through the phase of playing the cartridge game console, Sega, Nintendo and the ever popular Playstation. To be frank, I never owned the latter three but I did owned the cartridge game console for a few years, until my family bought a computer.

I have to admit that I have never been a gamer nor love to spend my money on buying / playing games. Those days, it was like 1-game-per-month basis and it did sucked, back then. To those who are wondering on what a cartridge game console looks like, here is an example of a fucked up version of the Playstation, called Polystation.

Back then, the games comes in a cartridge and most of the time, there won’t be one game in that thing, but it can go up to 100 in 1, 1000 in 1 and even 50,000 in 1. I was too dumb to realise at that time that most of the games are repeated as you browse page by page.

To refresh back our memories, here are some of the memorable games that I have played and all these will never be forgotten as they are the pioneers of all games.
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Dear readers,

There has been a plan to hold another charity for our beloved Tamil school students who are in dire need of help from us. You may donate any amount that you can afford, and it doesn’t matter actually how much you are donating but how willing are you to donate. If you are not in the situation of donating (which we will always understand), please spread the word about this charity as that would be a big help! =)

Click on the picture below for more info

A nice short film for everyone to watch and ponder upon. =)
 

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I have this habit of checking my referrers every now and then and as I was checking it yesterday, there was an incoming link from a Facebook Group topic. I was happy at first knowing the fact that someone is discussing about one of my blog posts in Facebook but to my surprise, the group was “Malaysian Malayalees“. Oh, there it goes again.

This time, it was something new. Not Mallu guys, no more “why we should be different” topics and no more “no mix marriages” topics. They were discussing on an email being circulated by a Malaysian Mallu girl in a Yahoo! Malayalees-related group (Source: From the topic starter). I’m not sure where the email was circulated at first and how many people would have received it but one thing for sure, the writer seems to be so daring to the extent that she puts her name in the end of her email. As for when the email was sent, well, based on the screenshot below (via Google Cache), the email was sent exactly 2 months ago. It is quite a pity though that I’ve never came across this email earlier but anyway, it’s better late than never.

To: All Malaysian Malayalees

I have comments and suggestions about this association and all Malayalees. There are few things that I need to say and hopefully most of you can take this, realize it and change for the better.

For our information and as we all know that Hindi is a national language for Indians (not only in India). In Malaysia, Bahasa Malaysia & English is used for our daily routine. Malayalam is our Malayalee mother language.

As an Indian, we should fluent in Hindi language at least the basic. And the culture of Bollywood. As a Malayalee, we should maintain and modernize our culture (Such as Bollywood - modernized Indian culture). This is for the eye of global. What most people love to see and that is what we suppose to expose it.

I realize that many of our Malayalees are following “Tamil” culture and speaking in their language. That is why some of us who doesn’t know to speak “Tamil” are victims for the Tamil’s critics. Do not be surprise when they say “You are an Indian and must know how to speak in Tamil”. It always happens to me. In this case, they do not know what and who is Indian suppose to be. They thought us to be “Tamil” not as an Indian (actually). It’s their revenge, so that all Indians able to promote their language and culture since they are been rejected by the Malaysian society. They cause so many problems such as “Hindraf”, gangsters and more.

We Malayalees know that “Tamil” people are who and what are the problems will occur in future if we meet with them. They are not supposed to be allowed in our community and association. Even any of our matters. We can make a good partnership with those other Malaysians Race who is non-Tamils.

There are some Tamils in our association because the rules & regulations in our society are not strict enough to check every member’s identifications. This association is only and for only Malayalees. That is what we call All Malaysian “Malayalees” Association.

Every Indian race has their own association. For example; Punjabi / Telegu (Co-operate and good relationship among own community, maintain & modernized of culture & people). Take this an example to build our True Malayalees.

This is not a racism statement. But to protect our Malayalees name, culture, people and future. Hope for the best!

Thank you.

Regards,
Presana Narayanan

 
As funny as it may sound, she wrote all that and even mentioned that those are “not racism statement”. Not racism statement my foot! The moment I finished reading that mail, I quickly did a search for that person in Facebook and surprisingly, a girl’s profile came up (And that girl was ‘Presana Narayanan’). Thank god she made her profile to be “public”. I looked around her profile just to ensure that she was the one who wrote that email and the first thing that I decided to do was to check her “Groups“. She DID joined some of those groups related to Malayalees. Oh, there comes my first hint.
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