“Short Messaging System” or better known as SMS in its abbreviated format, is the current trend of how people are interacting to each other, besides emails and phones. Don’t worry guys, I won’t be bragging about “What is SMS” or “Who invented it” but instead, I would love to talk about its very own unique language.

I believe there is no specific name for this “SMS language” yet, hence throughout this post I shall be mentioning it as “SMS language”. For those who doesn’t know anything about it, well, it is the very same language in which “abbreviations talk louder than words” and the very same language which contributes to the deterioration of some of our school-going kids in doing well in their essays! Mind you kids, just because of a coz instead of because, it could make your whole sentence to be completely amiss!

Going back to our main topic, I won’t be going around and bashing people for using this SMS language as I would be using it myself. Now, let me stress this part. USING IT FOR THE PURPOSE OF SMSING! I stressed the previous sentence because lately, I have been bombarded with that language even when I’m using MSN Messenger and receiving messages from Friendster.

Gone were the days when “How are you” would eventually be shorten to “hw r u”. Now, it became even worse. “hru”. We could have sticked to that “hw r u” but I seriously have no idea why the hell it became shorter. Maybe that change is proving that human beings are becoming lazy and lazy as time goes by and hence the changes in the “SMS language”. Or maybe some might think that it would sound ‘cooler’ if they tend to use shortforms. You know, some idiots would just think like that!

In MSN Messenger, whenever I’m chatting with some of my e-peers, it is usual to receive messages which would take me some time to decode it into normal words and finally replying to that person. For instance, the “hru” as I mentioned above. I’m not the kind of person who loves to use shortforms nor am I well-versed in it, or should I say extreme-shortforms, so whenever I received some messages that I believe it was extremely-shorten for some reason, I won’t be saying anything else to that person besides “HUH?”. And, I won’t be expecting that person to think that my HUH is actually a shortform, in which if that person tends to decipher H, U and H separately into possible words-combination, I shall not be blamed! You see, how a simple conversation leads to confusion and lastly, ended with a ‘disconnection’ of both parties?

Now, let’s talk about Friendster, my favorite! In Friendster, some noobs even tend to use extreme-shortforms in such a way that you can’t understand what the other party is crapping about. For instance, this was a message that I happened to receive a few days back from a girl, whom I believe she is 15 years old but faked her age to be 18 in her profile (Ohh and not forgetting, she put a Namitha’s picture as her primary picture):

iiii..
cn i gt 2 noe mr abt u?
pls add me.
thnXxXxXxXx
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I was bored. Since I was bored, I decided to dig some of my old posts incase of any follow-up arguments that I may have missed. The only post which made me to ‘dig’ further was the “Inter-racial minded Malaysian Indians” post. My hands were so damn itchy and I tend to be busybody at times, which made to trace back this Malayalam peeps and what they were up to currently. Surprisingly, I managed to sneak in to some of the “MALAYALEES ONLY!!!” groups in Friendster and out of a few which I went through, only this discussion topic caught my attention:

I believe you all could read the texts shown in the above picture. To summarise things up, what that fella is ‘worried’ about is that why Malayalee girls tend to seek their life partner from different ethnics, such as those of Tamils, Telugus and so forth instead of finding ‘within’ their ethnic? If you guys would have noticed, he kept on mentioning about “Indians guys…” and “mixed Indians…” which made me to wonder in which freaking category does Malayalam falls into? I thought Malayalee is a subset of “Indians” and so do Tamils, Telugus and etc. But for him, Malayalees and Indians are two different entities!

Alright, let’s pause that question for a while and we shall look at what our fellow Malayalees would have replied. Sad to say that nearly all the replies were boring, or should I say neutral replies as I was expecting them to bash those other ethnics for being whatever, whatever and whatever. Now, from that statement itself, I would be expecting some hatred comments saying that I’m poking fun at those Malayalees and ridiculing their so-called attitude. Whatever hoo-has it may be, just bring it!

Oops, I forgot to mention that I came across a biased reply! Just have a look at what our cechi has responded. According to her, ‘practically’ Malayalee girls and boys are fair and some of the Malayalee brothers and sisters are dark a bit. Seriously, I don’t understand a shit what she is crapping about. And, what she is trying to say here? Just because those Malayalee girls and boys are fair, does that mean that they should be destined together? Ohh and another thing cechi, it should be “point of view” and not “point of you” as you have mentioned in your post.
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While our Abang Durai couldn’t stop bashing some of those corrupted Indian girls, at the same ongoing pace, I couldn’t stop bashing those Indian mandes! I have already pin-pointed most of their *whatever* in life in some of my previous articles, in terms of their ‘activity’, their progress, their mentality and so forth, but I could not resist myself without posting this. Posting about what? Their official ‘dress’. Yape, you heard that right, their official ‘dress’!

When I’m talking about their ‘dress’, I won’t be stressing much on how they would dress up from top to bottom as it would take me hours to pin-point each one of them but instead, I would love to focus on one particular part of their attire, which is, their shirt!

I don’t know if there is any specific name for this kind of shirt but I would love to call it the belang-belang shirt. Should you have any specific name for it, please enlighten me on this. I believe some, or even most of you would have came across some group of karat kaigels hanging around and either one or two of them would be dressed up in this ‘belang-belang shirt’, and he would be the one that would be making hell lot of noises and portraying himself as the superior in a particular karat group. Furthermore, I have also seen some of the karat kaigels attending some wedding dinners and birthday parties dressed in that belang-belang shirt, accompanied with a lame NY cap and a pouch bag. Come on brothers, do you think by wearing like that, people would be afraid of you and respect you as a big-time mande? Or do you think by wearing like that, it portrays you as KARAT and LIGAT, in which even you can’t even define those two words comprehensibly? Or can you?

The thing that perplexes me is that, if only one or two person in a group wears the said shirt, then it’s fine. But, when there are other karat kaigels wearing the same kind of shirt in different-different groups, a new perception is raised! Oh, maybe only karat kaigels would be wearing that shirt! Oh, what If I wear that kind of shirt, would I be labeled as a karat kaige?
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As you guys could see, there have been some massive updates that I have made to this blog and I was too lazy to mention those changes previously. Anyway, to summarize all those changes, let me list them:

• Changed the header to a new one.

• The ‘comments section’ template was adopted from another theme and I merged it together with this current theme and made some slight modifications on it.
• My domain (MAKKEZ.COM) has been renewed for another 1 year (Expires on August 2009). Yeeyy!
• Readers can straightaway click on the “Subscribe Feed” image on the left sidebar to subscribe via email.
• Added the “Polls” section, in which you would see some surveying polls as well as some stupid polls being carried out by me of-course.
• There are the MOST VIEWED and MOST COMMENTED section on the right sidebar, which give readers an instant look on which topic is the hottest!

That’s all I could figure out so far.

If there are any comments/critics/suggestions that you all wish to pour out, please do so! I would highly appreciate them! Cheers!

The reason I put ‘Malaysian Indians’ in the title instead of ‘Indians’ alone is due to its coverage, as I know there would be an Indian from India hopping to my blog and commenting “Hey, we in India are not like that ok.” Fine, keep aside your country as I would be talking about mine.

Imagine you are heading to a place full of ‘other races’ in such a way that Indians are very hard to be spotted. There, you managed to spot a group of Indian teenagers sitting at the Mamak stall and they managed to sense your presence. So, what would you be thinking at that time? “Oh, Indians, weeeee!!” Saw that? You are happy! On the other half, what would those teenagers be thinking? “What the heck, an Indian? *stare*“. With regard to that, what made such disparities to made its way? I do agree that not all our dear brothers and sisters would be thinking, staring and acting in such way but don’t tell me we, the Indians are very very friendly and love to smile at one another all the time? Maybe 3 out of 10? Or 10 out of 30 would do it? To those theoretical teenagers, why you have to accept the fact that a stranger is and would always be a stranger? At least a smile would do to ensure the new-in-town person to be delighted and hence he/she would be approaching you guys for a further chit-chat. Who knows, that person might be a bank manager who is in-charge of the loan department or a well-known company director who might opt those teenagers to work in his/her company? You have just ruined it all just by giving a stare, morons!

The same thing applies to school students and I gotta say some of the freaks in schools would be the one initiating their ’staring attitude’ and spreading it amongst their friends. Take this scenario for example. A new boy, Ravi has joined SMKWTF and he happens to be a nerd. He would be day dreaming on how all the Indian boys in that school would be welcoming him and introducing themselves by giving a warm smile in the first day itself. Well boy, a dream would always be a dream! Reality check proves that around 3 to 4 Indian boys would be approaching him, and they would most probably be in the same class and/or nerds as well! That’s it! How about the rest? How about those mandes and his kaigels? If they happened to see this new boy, he is in a deep shit trouble. But our friend is so eager to befriend everyone in that school and getting a good name. By giving a warm smile to those mandes and his gangs, it literally means to stare at them. So once again, yeah, you are in a deep shit boy! Assuming if he had did that, just have a look chronologically on how a smile by a nerd student to a group of mande students would eventually turn out to be pandang lari > puas illeya > turun panureya > K*tte surunggutha > inthe school nangge pegang > pathu nadenthuke. In this case, whom to be blamed? Blame the boy for smiling at the mandes although he knew about them ‘being mandes’? Or blame those ‘mandes’ for acting like a bunch of phucked-up-uneducated-morons, which most of us would resort to?
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Does the following image shows or tells you anything?

I’m just wondering since when some temples started to collect funds based on ‘minimum payment requirement’ and are we really confined to that? What if I want to donate RM2 instead of RM10?

I was in a shop a few weeks back when this Indian dude approached me with his koyak jeans and a pouch bag on his shoulder. I knew, that he would either proclaim himself by saying that he’s from a temple or from an orphanage house. As expected, he said he came all the way from an XXYYZZ (Sorry I can’t remember the name) temple located far away from my place. I thought to myself, why would a person travel all the way long from a very far place just for the sake of collecting some funds in another town? He could have done that somewhere nearby his ‘temple’! Or is it a gimmick in tricking us to believe that “these temples do exist”, even if they don’t exist in reality?

Then, he told me that I HAVE TO donate RM5 as that is the amount he wants me to donate. My bad, I did not asked him why. I scrutinized my wallet and could not find any smaller change. However, I managed to fork out RM3 from my wallet and gave it to him saying that I don’t have any small change. To my surprise, he refused. He insisted that he wants (or maybe ‘needs’) RM5 and I was like WTF!. I told him furiously either you take this money or GTFO go away! Rapidly, he took his so-called receipt book, wrote the amount, took that RM3 of mine and he walked off.

I noticed that the receipt barely contains any other information about the temple whereabouts and address besides having the name SRI MAHA something something. You see, I’m not the kind of guy who would donate anything to anyone under the name of ‘temple donations’ as I knew some assholes would pretend to be a temple representative and forcing us to donate in order to ‘help their temple and god’. We should help the god, or god should be helping us?
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My friend requested me to post this ‘advertisement’ here as he is currently looking for someone to sell off his rims (accompanied with tyres). Refer to the above pictures on how the rims would look like. The price is RM2500 (negotiable) and location of seller is in Sunway. Buyers from other places are welcomed as well.

Feel free to contact Prasath @ 0122195338 or email him at prasath36@hotmail.com