Shit Times: Bash Malaysia to Make Singapore Look Good

[zeddy]

Frankly, I noticed the air in parts of Malaysia is much cleaner as I do not need to soap my body twice to get rid of the dirt. In Singapore, few are the days we can see the stars due to the smog covering the island.

Agree.. Fresher quality of air especially in this coastal town where I'm currently based.. Many kampungs here where villagers grow their own trees and plants..

Driving at the countryside is an enjoyable experience.. In fact, I'm currently renting a Honda Wave bike from a local for just RM100 a month so that its easier for me to go to the Pekan. (in Malay its a small town where you can do some small shoppings)

Its a breeze getting around the place without having to deal with massive jams and thick smogs like in Sinkie Land..

 

[jubilee1919]

Agree.. Fresher quality of air especially in this coastal town where I'm currently based.. Many kampungs here where villagers grow their own trees and plants..

Driving at the countryside is an enjoyable experience.. In fact, I'm currently renting a Honda Wave bike from a local for just RM100 a month so that its easier for me to go to the Pekan. (in Malay its a small town where you can do some small shoppings)

Its a breeze getting around the place without having to deal with massive jams and thick smogs like in Sinkie Land..

Interesting bro...perhaps one day I might visit Malaysia and we can get together for makan.

 

[zeddy]

Interesting bro...perhaps one day I might visit Malaysia and we can get together for makan.

Not ashamed to say that I'm the unofficial spokesman for Malaysia Tourism Board..

We may whack Malaysia for all of their political flaws, so called crime rates and pro bumi policies, but there's no denying the fact that this blessed country have everything that S'pore will never have..

Big nature parks, clean pristine beaches, mountain trekking activities, deep sea fishing, countless pubs, restaurants.. Just like Thailand and Indonesia you can never be bored staying in Malaysia.. I can go on and on but I will just stop here..

Malaysia truly Asia.. Singapore Truly Sinking Land..

 

[bakkuttay]

imagine even in jb, jalan tras, a bowl of wonton mee and a glass of cooling tea cost less than S$2/-

 

[laksaboy]

Not ashamed to say that I'm the unofficial spokesman for Malaysia Tourism Board..

We may whack Malaysia for all of their political flaws, so called crime rates and pro bumi policies, but there's no denying the fact that this blessed country have everything that S'pore will never have..

Big nature parks, clean pristine beaches, mountain trekking activities, deep sea fishing, countless pubs, restaurants.. Just like Thailand and Indonesia you can never be bored staying in Malaysia.. I can go on and on but I will just stop here..

Malaysia truly Asia.. Singapore Truly Sinking Land..

Many PAP IBs here like to bash Malaysia for the sake of making the PAP-run Singapore look awesome by comparison, so that we may become grateful gongkias and count our blessings.

Gotta stir up a bit of that patriotism now and then... that's Psychological Defence, part of Total Defence.

 

[jubilee1919]

Like every year, thousands of cars are traveling north across the borders taking advantage of the long holidays to get away from their humdrum lives in Singapore especially the non-Chinese.

 

[zeddy]

Many PAP IBs here like to bash Malaysia for the sake of making the PAP-run Singapore look awesome by comparison, so that we may become grateful gongkias and count our blessings.

Gotta stir up a bit of that patriotism now and then... that's Psychological Defence, part of Total Defence.

Grateful gong kias must realise that what goes up must come down.. Nothing is for eternity.. Same goes for the PAP Leegime..

 

[Capano2121]

Malaysia bigger land mass so bigger fonts, Singapore little red dot, the font actually too big already!

 

[singveld]

terrorist state censorship
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Malaysian printer censors pigs' faces

A group of pigs whose faces have been blacked out
A handful of pigs' faces have been censored in the Malaysian edition of the International New York Times, it seems.

The black marks were the work of Malaysian printing firm KHL, which blotted out the faces in a story about farming in the United States, according to the Malay Mail. A representative said it was their policy to obscure pigs because Malaysia was "a Muslim country".

There is no law banning pictures of pigs in Malaysia - a secular country with many faiths - but local media are careful not to offend Muslims who make up two-thirds of the country's 28 million people, the Malay Mail says.

A government spokesperson said the images were not outlawed, but that publishers should bear in mind "the sensitivities of various cultures". There appears to be increasing concern about offending Muslims in the country - last year a TV provider ran a warning ahead of a documentary about Pope Francis, and allegedly cut the words "Ya Allah!" from an Indian film this month.

In 2005 the children's film Babe was banned from cinemas because of its subject matter, and the similarity of the title to the Malay word for pig - "babi". Complaints from viewers saw the ban overturned, however, and it appeared on television the following year.

Wu Songjin, a Guangzhou-based composer, said his new song 'Pork Bun Shop' was inspired by footage of the president queuing up to order a reasonably-priced meal, according to Sichuan newspaper West China City Daily.

The visit was part of the president's campaign to put his party back in touch with the people. Mr Wu says he was "moved" by the spectacle, and wrote the song with lyricist Zou Dangrong just in ten days.

Three singers recorded different versions of the song, all of which were popular with customers at the Beijing shop when Mr Wu played them some samples. One customer said the "lyrics are simple, it's down-to-earth and spreads positive energy".

The newspaper reports that Professor Zhao Shilin, of Minzu Central University, claimed the song was reflective of a cult of personality, and "seriously damaged the leader's image".

Pork Bun Shop goes on sale at the end of January, to mark Chinese Lunar New Year. Singers from various regions of China are reportedly recording dialect versions already.