Foong Speaks Her Mind

I have been calling this blog a ‘personal’ blog since I started it months ago and now after going through some of my old blog posts…I realise that it is not that personal after all.

It is filled with sarky SoPo posts.

It is filled with angry rantings.

It is filled with lists after lists of stuffs.

It is filled with tips and non-tips disguised as tips.

It is filled with, well, sarcasm.

Hmm, so where is this blog heading anyway? I don’t really know. It was started as a way for me to vent my feelings but somehow, I only rant what I felt is not too personal and I stay away from anything that is way too personal.

Maybe because I like keeping my anonymity. Revealing too much about my personal life kinda break the anonymity.

But then it could be because there are some people who are reading my blog and then using the info here against me (YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE!).

I mean, this is a blog FFS. I can blardy effing blog whatever I want, isn’t it?

Wrong.

What I say or blog in this blog can and will be used against me in times of need.

And I don’t mean the authorities and the pro-ISA-morons.

That’s what’s so blardy tiring and frustrating and annoying about blogging. I am supposed to be able to rant and vent at will but still…I have to practise some self-control. Because of THEM.

So once again, I’d like to make it clear:

My blogging personality MAY NOT be the same as my real life personality, GEDDIT?

My blog is my blog is MY BLOG. I paid for the hosting. I spent the hours blogging on it. So, I HAVE THE BLARDY right to BLOG WHAT I WANT, GEDDIT?

You have complains? Go start your own blog.

By the way, don’t you think sunsets are so beautiful regardless of the location? I just love the way the skies turned into a kaleidescope of hues, like a painter’s pallette.

And do you know that the best way to study human nature is by taking walks in parks and public places like Gurney Drive? You’d see all sorts of people doing alll sorts of things.

And isn’t this SO pretty?

Patterns of a leaf

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From ALL parties.

Regardless of colour, creed, corruption, cleanliness, etc.

I don’t like Umno.

I don’t like MCA.

I don’t like Gerakan.

I don’t like DAP.

I don’t like PKR.

I don’t like PAS.

And I sure as hell don’t like BN and PR which are made up of all the above.

At one point, I was a bit influenced by LGE and felt that he is doing good work for Penang. So, yes, at one point, I was swayed and did heap some praises on the PR state government of Penang.

I admit I was bought over by all the good publicity and the seemingly ‘wonderful’ things they are doing for the state.

I am human after all. I make mistakes and erred in judgment sometimes.

Now, I am wide awake and have realised my mistakes. I have always professed to hating politicians and NOT TAKING ANY BLARDY sides.

Well, today, I shall reinforce that statement. I will NOT TAKE ANY BLARDY EFFING sides if I do any SoPo posts.

Simply because I am sick and tired of reading other one-sided posts from the media, heck, even from bloggers!

Might as well come to my own conclusions myself.

Other bloggers can take whichever sides they want, I don’t care. As long as I don’t take sides, I am at peace with myself.

So, please do remember. I will criticise and hit out at any IDIOT politician, regardless of which party the idiot is from. Spare me your protestations on how GREAT the idiot is.

I don’t BLARDY care. Okay?

This is my blog so what I blog is my business. You have anything against it, just blardy EFF off.

Now that we have that outta the way…

This is to all of those who left comments here in the last few days…

Sorry ler I didn’t reply. I was kinda busy elsewhere and was breezing in and outta my blogs, not that I don’t want to reply. Although there were some comments that are DARN idiotic (which made me want to write another full ranting post on the idiocy of some people), some of you are my regular readers..so err…thank you to my regulars for commenting lor.

Next time I will reply you.Really. Heheh.

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I was surfing around and thought I’d give Malaysiakini a glance and then came upon this:

The police moved into the crowd just as they were singing the national anthem and getting ready to leave.

Okay, I don’t get it. The crowd were just getting ready to leave and the police make their move? And that’s not the worst of it.

This was just a candlelight vigil.

A peaceful candlelight vigil. Okay, okay not the candlelight vigil per se since they dispersed and re-gathered at another location but still…it was originally a candlelight vigil.

What the hell is wrong with the police?

So, what did they do wrong? Sang the national anthem out of tune? I also don’t understand this part…

In the ensuing melee, police arrested PJ Utara member of parliament and DAP leader Tony Pua, Kampung Tunku state representative Lau Weng San and about 20 others. Also arrested was Malaysiakini videographer Shukri Mohamad.

- Malaysiakini

Let me get this straight. A news videographer was also arrested? Whatever for? It’s now illegal to take videos of gatherings and of police acting as if a peaceful gathering is a terrorist attack?

We have murders. We have rape cases. We have gang robberies. We have snatch thefts. And what is the police busy doing?

Arresting people taking part in a peaceful candlelight vigil.

Bravo. I feel SO safe with such policemen taking care of our security. I may not have to worry about groups of people holding candlelight vigil attacking me by singing the national anthem anymore.

I don’t have to worry about these extremely dangerous people who could very well be worse than murderers, rapists, robbers, thieves and terrorists.

After all, they are armed with candles *gasp* and they could sing the national anthem *double gasp*

That is REALLY dangerous. You never know what the combination of candles and singing the national anthem could do. Oh, I almost forgot. Of course, anyone holding a video cam could also be dangerous. The video cam could suddenly transform into a machine gun and start literally shooting everyone on the spot.

My goodness. We should really be thankful for such an efficient police force.

Oh, by the way. The next time you wanna sing the national anthem, make sure you don’t do it in the presence of police. They may decide that it is illegal and wrong, or worse, dangerous, and then arrest you.

Fortunately, (or is it unfortunately?) over in Ipoh, the police there aren’t so efficient:

A similar rally was also held in Ipoh tonight to commemorate the first anniversary of the Bersih rally in Kuala Lumpur last year.

That rally, attended by 350 people, proceeded without a hitch.

- Malaysiakini

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