I should fear for my life because the police here are lawbreakers as well!
GOod grief! Did you know how much junk there is used to package a man's shirt?
Let's see; two plastic sheets to hold the collar in place (one on the inner ring of the collar and one across the top front button, a pin or two(which I personally think is pointless) , at least 4 plastic clips to hold the shirts to a big piece of cardboard or in place so that it remains folded nicely, another piece of cardboard placed under the collar, a piece of soft paper covering the cardboard and a plastic bag that goes over the whole she bang.
It's no wonder SIX shirts felt soo heavy to carry! Too bad I didn't take pictures while unpacking the six shirts I bought for my bf. That, purchasing the shirts, was also another experience in itself.. Lol! I am now aware of how men's shirts are sized following the neck size, the arm length.. My bf's neck size and also his arm length, let's see how long I'll remember them.. hehehehe.
I think I've got the stamp of approval from the bf. Hehe.. I THINK.
Anyway! Onto more serious matters.
It's really NO WONDER at all that a lot of Malaysians are such lousy drivers or just plain have NO ETHICS while driving! Honestly. Even the POLICE ARE LAWBREAKERS!
Good grief... Now, there is this junction which I consistently get pissed off at. It's the crossroad between SS15, SS17, Wisma Consplant and Subang Parade. Well, if you're coming on the road from the direction of SS18 going towards the road between Wisma Consplant and Subang Parade, there are three lanes for you to choose from. The far left goes into a free left-turn lane, the middle for traffic going straight and the lane on the right, for traffic turning right AND going straight.
My beef at this set of lights? Is that at every change of light, there is bound to be AT LEAST one(I would put a higher number but I'm just being kind here) retard (Trying to stick to my not-cursing so that one word will have to do, but trust me.. there are a million and one curses running through my mine whenever I think about it) who BLOODY TURNS RIGHT FROM THE EFFING MIDDLE LANE.
That of course being DANGEROUS because if I decide that I want to go straight on that right lane, I'd be on a crash course with aforementioned retard(s). My mum once scolded me, to which I grumpily replied "Please don't scold me because I AM DAMN WELL NOT IN THE WRONG!" People always tell me, "what to do.. this is Malaysia, malaysians are like that.. you know already so you should be careful and avoid being put in that kind of situation."
But I tell you what.. THAT KIND OF COMMENTS PISS THE ..... (trying not to curse again) OUT OF ME.
DOn't you EVER tell me that. For what reason should I accept LOUSY idiotic nincompoopic ridiculously VILE behaviour and make it acceptable? OF COURSE I CAN'T! That would be against principle. For what reason should I endorse and ENCOURAGE such behaviour? It is as if I'm saying, fine.. fine.. YOU win. 0.0.. YOU being the arsepoops that well, are arsepoops.
Now, how does this behaviour relate to the DEAR POLICEMEN OF MALAYSIA WHO DRIVE PROTONS OR KANCILS is that, at this very set of traffic lights yesterday at some time within the vicinity of 2.15pm, I witnessed myself a POLICE CAR do exactly as those blimming arsepoops that so annoy me.
Now, given in a normal situation, I would have HONKED the daylights out at the other driver. (A little secret for you, I secretly take pleasure in honking these people and everytime I drive, I'm on the lookout for a reason to honk at arsepoops who can't drive. I also plot on how to piss annoy the living ...... (again, trying not to curse) out of these arsepoops) Now, the thing is, this was a POLICE car we're talking about. So, for a few moments following that incident.. I pondered on whether I would or would not have honked at the the living daylights out of the driver. The police car, to my observation, did NOT indicate his intention to turn right and DID not have his lights flashing neither did they sound the siren as he/she made that ILLEGAL right turn. That's right you heard me right, illegal. If one were to follow the arrows drawn SO clearly which were, unlike SO many arrows, NOT faded as well. It was blatantly obvious that they were breaking the law. I pondered on the merits of a telling off the driver in wrong. But then, knowing that we are in Malaysia, God only knows, I might have gotten my arse thrown in prison for reprimanding a *cough* police officer for ILLEGALLY doing something. So, herein is my dilemma, should I as a citizen stand up for my rights and risk the consequences? I guess, change was never without a cost. In hindsight, I might not even have noticed that it was a police car and honked anyway knowing my temper. So, yes, I would have loved to honk at that moment had I been caught in a situation where it warranted. Too bad I was too far away, I should have taken down the guys number plate and reported him. Hah.. this time I'm sure the other party was really in the wrong (unlike the towie incident).
Now, to give the police force some benefit of doubt.. maybe these were monkey people who hijacked a police car. Except.. I only bore witness to another police car being driven by monkey people just this past Sunday in which a police car exited the SS2 square to join a whole line of cars lining up to turn right at a traffic light. Thing is, this police car drove right up to the front of the lights and turned right, again, obviously in no hurry because there were no flashing lights or siren sounding and the driver waited patiently until the light changed green. Okaylah, this one, I can't be sure if the person was breaking rules or not but heck, I don't think a car is supposed to sit in a space that is drawn over by lines.. Oh dear, don't tell me that a whole fleet of police car have been swiped by these monkey people! Good God, I sure hope the police act fast in retrieving these cars as God only knows what monkey people with stolen police cars can achieve.
Mm.. there's my gripe for the day. I will now go watch my European holiday videos with my parents.. tralalala.. You know, that is indeed a piece there... I wonder if I should blog it at the local newspaper's online site.
Let's see; two plastic sheets to hold the collar in place (one on the inner ring of the collar and one across the top front button, a pin or two(which I personally think is pointless) , at least 4 plastic clips to hold the shirts to a big piece of cardboard or in place so that it remains folded nicely, another piece of cardboard placed under the collar, a piece of soft paper covering the cardboard and a plastic bag that goes over the whole she bang.
It's no wonder SIX shirts felt soo heavy to carry! Too bad I didn't take pictures while unpacking the six shirts I bought for my bf. That, purchasing the shirts, was also another experience in itself.. Lol! I am now aware of how men's shirts are sized following the neck size, the arm length.. My bf's neck size and also his arm length, let's see how long I'll remember them.. hehehehe.
I think I've got the stamp of approval from the bf. Hehe.. I THINK.
Anyway! Onto more serious matters.
It's really NO WONDER at all that a lot of Malaysians are such lousy drivers or just plain have NO ETHICS while driving! Honestly. Even the POLICE ARE LAWBREAKERS!
Good grief... Now, there is this junction which I consistently get pissed off at. It's the crossroad between SS15, SS17, Wisma Consplant and Subang Parade. Well, if you're coming on the road from the direction of SS18 going towards the road between Wisma Consplant and Subang Parade, there are three lanes for you to choose from. The far left goes into a free left-turn lane, the middle for traffic going straight and the lane on the right, for traffic turning right AND going straight.
My beef at this set of lights? Is that at every change of light, there is bound to be AT LEAST one(I would put a higher number but I'm just being kind here) retard (Trying to stick to my not-cursing so that one word will have to do, but trust me.. there are a million and one curses running through my mine whenever I think about it) who BLOODY TURNS RIGHT FROM THE EFFING MIDDLE LANE.
That of course being DANGEROUS because if I decide that I want to go straight on that right lane, I'd be on a crash course with aforementioned retard(s). My mum once scolded me, to which I grumpily replied "Please don't scold me because I AM DAMN WELL NOT IN THE WRONG!" People always tell me, "what to do.. this is Malaysia, malaysians are like that.. you know already so you should be careful and avoid being put in that kind of situation."
But I tell you what.. THAT KIND OF COMMENTS PISS THE ..... (trying not to curse again) OUT OF ME.
DOn't you EVER tell me that. For what reason should I accept LOUSY idiotic nincompoopic ridiculously VILE behaviour and make it acceptable? OF COURSE I CAN'T! That would be against principle. For what reason should I endorse and ENCOURAGE such behaviour? It is as if I'm saying, fine.. fine.. YOU win. 0.0.. YOU being the arsepoops that well, are arsepoops.
Now, how does this behaviour relate to the DEAR POLICEMEN OF MALAYSIA WHO DRIVE PROTONS OR KANCILS is that, at this very set of traffic lights yesterday at some time within the vicinity of 2.15pm, I witnessed myself a POLICE CAR do exactly as those blimming arsepoops that so annoy me.
Now, given in a normal situation, I would have HONKED the daylights out at the other driver. (A little secret for you, I secretly take pleasure in honking these people and everytime I drive, I'm on the lookout for a reason to honk at arsepoops who can't drive. I also plot on how to piss annoy the living ...... (again, trying not to curse) out of these arsepoops) Now, the thing is, this was a POLICE car we're talking about. So, for a few moments following that incident.. I pondered on whether I would or would not have honked at the the living daylights out of the driver. The police car, to my observation, did NOT indicate his intention to turn right and DID not have his lights flashing neither did they sound the siren as he/she made that ILLEGAL right turn. That's right you heard me right, illegal. If one were to follow the arrows drawn SO clearly which were, unlike SO many arrows, NOT faded as well. It was blatantly obvious that they were breaking the law. I pondered on the merits of a telling off the driver in wrong. But then, knowing that we are in Malaysia, God only knows, I might have gotten my arse thrown in prison for reprimanding a *cough* police officer for ILLEGALLY doing something. So, herein is my dilemma, should I as a citizen stand up for my rights and risk the consequences? I guess, change was never without a cost. In hindsight, I might not even have noticed that it was a police car and honked anyway knowing my temper. So, yes, I would have loved to honk at that moment had I been caught in a situation where it warranted. Too bad I was too far away, I should have taken down the guys number plate and reported him. Hah.. this time I'm sure the other party was really in the wrong (unlike the towie incident).
Now, to give the police force some benefit of doubt.. maybe these were monkey people who hijacked a police car. Except.. I only bore witness to another police car being driven by monkey people just this past Sunday in which a police car exited the SS2 square to join a whole line of cars lining up to turn right at a traffic light. Thing is, this police car drove right up to the front of the lights and turned right, again, obviously in no hurry because there were no flashing lights or siren sounding and the driver waited patiently until the light changed green. Okaylah, this one, I can't be sure if the person was breaking rules or not but heck, I don't think a car is supposed to sit in a space that is drawn over by lines.. Oh dear, don't tell me that a whole fleet of police car have been swiped by these monkey people! Good God, I sure hope the police act fast in retrieving these cars as God only knows what monkey people with stolen police cars can achieve.
Mm.. there's my gripe for the day. I will now go watch my European holiday videos with my parents.. tralalala.. You know, that is indeed a piece there... I wonder if I should blog it at the local newspaper's online site.
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