i aslo got, and i did collect toys from ghostbusters and starcom... now everything when to tong sampah oredi.

i own most of this, including that awesome black gun.

my mom gave it to MBJB, huhu

betul    Nathan Drake FTW!!

Hunter Blade pedowin

Pardon the long deduction, my CSI Junior Detective Kit just arrived in the mail today. And from these long paragraphs, you know how "high" I hold Malaysians in regards to their civic and moral consciousness and attitude towards others.

I dare bet my balls to that! I've seen right before my eyes, a mugging thief gets manhandles and double-teamed as trying to escape with a purse of a middle-age old lady from a tram in Melbourne, and I've seen patrons of a movie cinema in Sydney lining up for tickets speaking up against those attempting to line-cut up ahead to get to the back of the bloody line, which shames the potential perp from doing so, and justice is served and prevailed. Now I'm not saying these examples means that Australians are an exemplary lot, but with more and more of these examples you see happening, it restores your faith in humanity and prevailing justice.

So before you conveniently roll your eyes, I'm not like the others you'd expect around here. Sometimes, it takes a broader horizon, a well-travelled experience to open one's eyes to the many different perspectives in life and how one should adopt the good, and relinquish the bad. I personally cannot in good faith let things like these go by, my conscience wont allow it. Once I let it "slide", and it gnawed at my inside for so long, that I vowed not to let it happen again. This was when I "let" a family of ignorant Arabs line-cut on a taxi stand line infront of Sg.Wang. I told myself that I can live with that, but the end result? The taxi wait was more than one and a half hours! All because nobody in line dare to open their mouths to ask those Arabs to get back in line. Sure, it may not be my turn to get a cab, but the poor lady at the front with her two children and shopping bags had to wait almost that long as well to get back home, and I kick myself for not doing what is right since then.

My point here is, I see "a majority of Malaysians" acting as I've mentioned, more than the minority that would do the good stuff. So, when it comes to these majority, I address them as such. If you are in the minority and are as passionate and outspoken to these injustice, why the anger then?