Cars - means of transportation, or luxury items???

Give this video clip a watch, especially if you are Malaysian and even more so if you own a Kelisa. The following text is an email reply I wrote on the spur of the moment after receiving this clip from a friend. (hence the lack of punctuation, sorry!)




"lol. i have to say, i found these clips more offending and senseless than they were funny... (strange, i never thought i was so 'patriotic'.. hahaha) the dude obviously has something against cars that are made without 'spirit' or 'passion', as if they were made by a corporation wanting to make money, and not one PERSON who wanted to make a great car... but by saying that he's ignoring a huge category of people who own a car as a means of transport, as something necessary, instead of a luxury item or a hobby... if everyone could afford to own a merc or a ferrari then well, yeah, maaaybe what he said was justified.. but the fact is not everyone can, in fact most people can't!! who is he to judge perodua for making cars that are more accessible and more affordable to a greater market of consumers??? even if perodua's intention was to make money, but hey... perodua makes money, less affordable folks can own cars - fair and square if u ask me!!

and besides, that blatant annihilation of a brand new car (though it may just be a humble malaysian-made kelisa) to prove his point was simply uncalled for, if u ask me"

What do you guys think? Was that a fair criticism at all?

Why

performed by Nicole Nordeman



Full lyrics to the song

"See from His head, His hands, His feet,
sorrow and love flow mingled down.
Did e'er such love and sorrow meet,
or thorns compose so rich a crown?"
- Isaac Watts

Deleted scene from ITMFL

Following-up from my earlier post, here's an original scene that was subsequently deleted, it sorta gives it a proper (if not happy) ending and answers some questions, but I think the film is just as lovely without this scene. Leaves more to your imagination. (=

MNite galore!

Okay laaa... I know my blogpost which was supposedly about MNite didn't do justice to MNite at all. So here are video clips of a few of my favourite performances of the night (in no particular order... stop fighting and arguing, kids! Haha..)

Alan Chew - "Berhenti Berharap" The performance in which he stole the hearts of half of the audience i.e. the females, and put even a few males on the brink of tears (let's not mention names... haha)! **MUST WATCH!**

Thriller (Ghosts) dance Woo.... did you see Chloe's cartwheel across the stage??

Finale: Hip-hop dance Scintillating - wish I was there to catch that cap Azril threw into the audience!

Finale: Chinese fan dance Excellent choreography, three cheers for Sau Yin! And another three cheers for Wei Li's beautiful solo! (=

Finale: the whole thing! Because you know you just can't get enough of it... hehe. Including Ayish's very captivating Indian dance solo. (=

Other special mentions: Jin Rong in the Thriller dance - sleek moves, fuhlamak! Ni-Tsia as the seductive/sultry/sexy/sl*tty??! secretary - haha! Sau Yin, Eunice and Chloe as the 'aunties' - I LOVED your scene, girls! (and I am running out of colours already...) Joo Hong, Munirah and Wei Chieh as the Malaysian Idol panel of judges - hilarious! The freshers: Faez as Zakri and Paik Gee as Anne, Logan the Indian ghost, Sue Lynn the pontianak, Colin the Chinese vampire, quirky Tok Bomoh, Selina the scheming best friend, the ever helpful and supportive Hock and Muru (loved the impromptu lines you added to the script!) - everybody!!! (=