Raya/Eid scenes around Kuala Lumpur shopping malls

What are your Plans for Father's Day?

A 4 year old girl filmed by her parents for driving and speeding on a city autobahn in Shandong, China.



I remembered I only started driving at 18.

Tell us, how old will you allow your kids to drive?

According to some bloggers, "Star Fucks Coffe" was spotted in the city of Liuzhou, Guangxi Province in the P.R. of China.

As you can see, the logo stated "Porn Queen". Is that a humor or insult?

This is really a true Chinese creation.

Bucks mean dollars, so by re-arranging the words, you actually mean "coffee that will bring you money."

And now this is the local version:

In the most rural highlands of Sarawak in Malaysian Borneo, there is actually a demand for Starbucks Coffee.

(Kopi means coffee in Malay/Indonesian)

The best photo at the BERSIH 2.0 Rally in Kuala Lumpur on July 9, 2011.

Photo by AFP/feed Financial Times.

Disgusting or salute to him?

President Obama: "Osama is now dead."

Unconfirmed.

Unverified.

But ya someone got him to "Paradise"!

In 2010, it was reported that Malaysia was looking to build two 1,000 megawatt nuclear power plants by 2022 to counter an "imbalance" in its energy supplies.

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Today Japan, a proud nation with over 60 years of experience in nuclear power, is on the brink of a radiation leakage (that could lead to a nuclear disaster) following a 8.9 magnitude earthquake-cum-mega-tsunami.

Before the disaster, the Malaysian Government has agreed in principle to venture into nuclear power and radioactive-enrichment technology with the setting up of Malaysia Nuclear Power Corporation under its Economic Transformation Programme (ETP) announced in January 2011.

An over-dependence and diminishing supply of coal and natural gas are some of the main reasons cited for deploying alternative source of power such as nuclear.

Electricity is heavily subsidised in Malaysia, thus a viable source of energy is vital to meet its growing energy needs and to fulfil its 'predicted' reputation as a developed nation by 2020.

Malaysia does not have uranium deposits, despite several speculations that a northern state has discovered the resource.

The first nuclear power plant is expected to be commissioned by 2022. An official decision on the construction of the plant could be made as early as 2012 with state energy company Tenaga Nasional Bhd eventually operating it.

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Finally, PATCHAY.COM believes Malaysia, at this juncture, is not ready in managing a nuclear reactor.

What do you think?

For more pics, visit

http://www.theatlantic.com/infocus/2011/03/earthquake-in-japan/100022

I think God is very angry.

The end of the world in 2012?

PATCHAY.COM finds out this week that 3 of the Biggest Names in the Internet world have finally, officially landed on our shores!

Last month, Google opened its 2nd Southeast Asian office at the Petronas Twin Towers. For now, the Google Malaysia office will focus in business development and marketing of local content of its web services.

Next time, I just can't imagine people shouting at me: "Open up, quickly open up the Google Rojak web browser!"

Next, the world's largest online payment company PayPal will open its 2nd operations hub in Asia in the suburban Bandar Utama just outside of Kuala Lumpur.

The eBay company plans to hire over 300 ah longs employees for its new customer support centre.

Meanwhile, global phenomenal Facebook Inc has "secretly" began operations in suburban Damansara Perdana just next to Bandar Utama.

Perhaps, this comes after Facebook's acquisition of Octazen, a Malaysian-based company with 2 owners. The new Malaysian office has also been confirmed on Facebook press website.

Amongst global software companies that already have presence here include Microsoft, Oracle, SAP and Symantec.

On a smaller scale, Apple Inc and McAfee also have offices in Kuala Lumpur.

Definitely I won't be surprise to see Skype, Twitter, Foursquare and Research In Motion next...

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@ Kuching International Airport, Sarawak East Malaysia

Our friends from Indonesia claimed that Malaysia cheated at last night's soccer match between Malaysia and Indonesia.

I find this quite unfair and prejudice.

C'mon, if I'm not mistaken Malaysia scored the first goal many many minutes after the laser disappeared.

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So there is no evidence to say the laser beam has distracted the players,

or that the laser came from Malaysian supporters,

or has helped to "freeze" the opponent goalkeeper like the below:

Or maybe there's just too many Ultraman Rempit spectators on Malaysian side last night.

But more importantly, that's not gonna stop the Malaysians from scoring an unprecedented, legalised 3-0 win over Indonesia.

It has nothing to do with the LASER, but rather good performance in front of the home crowd.

So stop making #malaysiacheatlaser the No. 1 Trending Topic on Twitter.Com.

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The Malaysia Cheat Laser or MalaysiaCheatLaser words refers to laser from Malaysian football supporter in Suzuki AFF Cup 2010. Malaysia supporters are reportedly using laser beam to distract opponent concentration especially the goalkeeper.

As I was strolling across Bukit Bintang one fine weekend...

out of the blue I came across this...

It was one of KL's largest Ferrari Gathering of the Year.

Unfortunately, Eric Yong reported one Ferrari (in a convoy) was caught in an accident on the highway.

Ouchhhh.

Yalor Maxis sucks. Yalor Digi sucks.

Celcom more sucks leh no iPhone yet?

Dey say iPhone 4 sucks wor?

Wahlauwei, which one is more attractive leh??

Coverage and download soo poor wan?

Ehhhhh, so cheap wan meh dis time?

Sure bohh??

VERSUS

I haven't decided though...

One of the so-called economic marvels at the Economic Transformation Programme Exhibition (ETP) is the high-speed train (either a bullet one or Maglev) from Penang to KL then to Singapore.

Photo provided by TWK who visited the ETP today.

The proposed high speed train will definitely bring Penangites plus KLites much closer to the casino resorts of Singapore...

...and my female friends much closer to the waste spend money paradise of Orchard Road.

Also, a very good news for my neighbourhood's aunties.

Going to Resorts World Sentosa in about 2 hours+ will be as short as going for a full body massage!

In 2007, YTL Corp had proposed a bullet train from KL to Singapore.

Singaporeans too can now come to Penang or KL to find unhealthy-cum-delicious mamak food as regular as once a week.

And probably they can buy more pirated DVDs from Petaling Street too. LOL =)

Besides the official launch of iPhone 4 in Malaysia this coming week, Paris and Nicky Hilton will also be coming to our shores.

YAY!

Blurrrpppp... wait a minute?

Is that Paris Hilton's pink-coloured boat arriving in Port Klang today?

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Sometimes you think the most reliable thing, service or person is actually the least reliable.

a PosLaju van...

Patchay.Com is waking up soon. Have a good weekend!

Bangkok looks like the world is gonna end tomorrow. Sad. Central World will rise up again, larger than ever.

Picture by chengo

Like someone said: "The best are the NO SHIRTS in Phuket and other Thai islands."

According to The Daily Chilli, Malaysian-born international supermodel Amber Chia was married secretly in an exotic island resort in Bali last week.

Photo credit: PhatMama

It was reported, the lucky guy is a "long-time-friend-turned-boyfriend."

In time to come, I hope I too have the same luck as the guy =p.

In Malaysia, the "illegal" sometimes becomes "legal".

(backdrop) Kuala Lumpur International Airport (Source: Magician)

As you arrived at the Low Cost Terminal, the first thing you would notice is why on Earth are people parking along the road and not in the carpark?

Because this is Malaysia, where illegal parking becomes legal parking.