Japanese always come hilarious game which is pretty dumb. This is one of the best so far.

This is an example of the silent library. You can search youtube for “Silent Library”

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Although the guy may not look like Harry Potter, his rap is is pretty nice.

Showing Harry P.

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Received this email on my office email. They are pretty smart now a days, the email you see is from info_winning@yahoo.com [Yahoo/Msn Lottery Incorporation]. But if you reply, you are actually writing to payment_claims_office01@yahoo.com.hk.

I am pretty sure that this is somehow similar with the news about housewife fall into lucky draw scam today.

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After few trial and few days of installation for my Malaysia Property classifieds, I am so tired now. But things are not settle yet as I am unable to redirect the old post to the new post. I tried various codes with htaccess to redirect

http://www.syiok.com/detail.php?siteid=xxxx to http://www.syiok.com/classifieds/detail.php?id=xxxx

If you have any idea, let me know, it would be helpful. I have tried this almost the whole day yesterday.

Anyway, it have a new templates now, and much better looking. I am glad that I make a few trial run in a subfolder before actually upgrading the script. It is much harder compare to wordpress upgrade.

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Malaysia is going to ban shark fin soup to support the environmentalist in preserving the endangered Sharks.

This means no Shark Fin’s soup in wedding dinner? No more “Yu Chi” (shark’s fin in cantonese). I would expect the cost of wedding to go down by RM100 per table then, if you were to take this off your menu. Wonder what soup will they replace for this dish.

It is said that official cermony will not include shark fin dishes but not sure if restaurant will still be serving it or allow customer to order them. Maybe to clear out the stocks.

It was first read in Kompas, an Indonesia Newspaper. I reconfirm them by finding it at AP via MSN.

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