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For a normal person like me who studied in the government school all my life and never stepped out of the country until I was 20, doing something extraordinary is deemed as crazy because people like me often stick to routine. Anything out of norm to me might be normal for the others, like shaving […]

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[Updated: With group photo]
Well, as mentioned in the previous post, where there are free food, there are kiasu bloggers! Don’t believe me ar? When we pakat-ed to invade KokoBerry at Delta Mall today, we did exactly that!

See? No customer! Because we scared them away when we flashed our equipment! LOL

Someone ordered:

Double Chocolate
Who ordered […]

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Sibu Bloggers strike again! And this time the targeted place was Li Hua Hotel

We were supposed to meet at 7.30pm for the buffet dinner which cost about RM11.50 per person (so cheap where to find?). I was late due to a date (with Jesus) earlier But the other kiasu bloggers went there right on […]

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Note: Photos are all taken with Canon EOS 400D DSLR 
Last Saturday was a public holiday. I made some sushi for the fun of it. LOL! Well, there are a lot of different types of sushi available, such as Nigiri-Zushi, Maki-Zushi, Ura Maki, Gunkan-Zushi, Temaki-Zushi, Inari-Zushi, Oshi-Zushi, Sandwich Sushi, Hana Maki, Chirashi-Zushi, etc.
I made 2 types. […]

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WARNING!

If you are Sibu-lang/-nerng, born or bred, give yourself a pat on the back, you earn your first point. On top of that, if you scrol down to actually DO the quiz, you earn yourself an extra 5 points. However, if you are Sibu lang and do not want to do the quiz but you […]

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Sidenote:
Watched ‘Ironman’ on the first day of showing. *all thumbs up* You should watch it! 
…in our “First Choice World Class University” *cough * cough* choke to death*

Textbook Repeaters

We are using textbooks from either the States or the UK most of the time. It means the books are written by the ang moh based on the political, cultural […]

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