My kittens are 8 weeks old or thereabouts, already weaned from their mother and eating solid food.
They also know how to use the litter tray.

Why not?
After all the knives and scissors that MCA has been sticking in the BN’s back, what’s one more?
Continue reading “MCA should tahaluf siyasi with Tun’s party”
Earlier over the hot dog name, J-Star CEO Wong Chun Wai said, “It’s just a word lah, come on”.
“Let it go”, he had preached two days ago. Continue reading “Chun Wai mustn’t now complain about P.Ramly pork burger”
What’s the difference between dokong and duku langsat? It seems dokong is actually duku langsat.
What’s the difference between duku and langsat then?
What’s the difference between pulasan and rambutan?
What’s the difference between Hannah Yeoh and Jamal Sekinchan? Continue reading “DAP leaders brazenly baiting Najib”
“It smacks of racism,” writes J-Star CEO, Wong Chun Wai complaining about the brouhaha surrounding halal certification for a popular brand’s menu item.
In his newspaper column today, Chun Wai took to sniding the Islamic authorities whom he says are not going to let anyone be confused by a literal understanding of the word hot ‘dog’. Continue reading “Openly sniding Jakim now, eh, Chun Wai”
All those scrawny, yellow pallor Chinamen are dissing the dark and hensem Jamal Sekinchan because they’re jealous.
They envy Jamal his success and title of ‘Datuk’.
They covet the red Ferrari he drives, and are green-eyed over his chain of restaurants and the holiday resort business he owns. Continue reading “They’re just ‘jealous’ of Jamal”
“Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.”
Quote attributed to Albert Einstein. Yup, it took a genius to figure this out.
It’s nuts to once again do NCC2 and expect a different result from that obtained with NUCC.
Continue reading “Najib must hold MCA responsible for Chun Wai’s agenda”
J-Star journos have lodged a police report against anti-Bersih protestors, alleging that they were roughed up by the Red Shirts in Kuala Selangor on Saturday.
It appears that editorial staff in pro-opposition media, such as The J-Star, are partisan and biased in favour of Bersih.
Continue reading “MCA president: “Malaysians are not stupid””
The two mambo kings are establishing their last redoubt in Johor.
Continue reading “Raja Mendeliar’s Trojan horse farm in Johor”
No retreat, no surrender …
Najib Razak’s latest message to the nation – see video below – is pregnant with sublimal meanings and also hints at his coming course of action.
In the two-minute audio clip, the Umno president noted that 2008 opposition chief (Anwar Ibrahim) and Tun Mahathir (albeit not directly named) are the two men most responsible for diluting the Malay hegemony. Continue reading “Have Umno and PAS cut a deal over RUU 355?”
The man in the undated photo below bears a strong resemblance to Jamal Sekinchan.
I’m however not sure whether this picture – which recently resurfaced again and making the social media rounds – has been tampered with in any way. Continue reading “Sekinchan’s silver bullet for the “dajjal””
DAP has learned one lesson at least from Bersih 4.0.
After a yellow tide of evangelical party supporters overflooded the last rally in August 2015, this time they’re careful that Malays must be conspicuously seen in their Bersih 5.0 photo ops. Continue reading “Makan deDAP and Bersih’s Malay false confidence”
Asyik dituduh bagai.
Double standards much?
Likas Adun Junz Wong has quit DAP and taking his DUN seat in Sabah along with him.
Foul! cries his former party.
Continue reading “Melayu who sink to the DAP’s gutter standards”
The mammoth street rally planned next month (Nov 19) to try and topple the Najib government is being mobilized by DAP.
Bersih 5.0 however took care yesterday to showcase some Malay faces at the flag-off of their convoys in six locations (see map). Continue reading “What kind of Melayu wears Bersih 5.0 yellow shirt?”