Nah my knowledge in buddhism still rather limited. I am more interested in the practical aspects of Buddhism rather than all those suttas. I also hardly practice meditation. The only thing that i practice diligently is being mindful...until it becomes really annoying especially when i try to sleep... as my brain calms down i can hear every single noise in the room..from the clock ticking..things creaking here and there and even my heart beat   

I am currently not attached to any particular organisation or teacher (following Buddha's advise of not being attached )I used to go to Maha Vihara at brickfields for sunday school since primary... learning theravada stuff.. then moving to chempaka buddhist lodge where i am exposed to to mahayana teachings... then during my pre u days there are many speakers from different backgrounds who come and give talks.. for the past few years i've also help to conduct activities for a group under YBAM and SJBA as well so technically i go everywhere as long as there is an opportunity and when i have time    and no i don't have any particular guru that i am close with =/

p.s: kechara is at Sunwaymas, to be more specific.. dataran prima is slightly further away...

No i am not a vegetarian. Yeah i know of Tibetan buddhism but i didn't really study into it.

yes u r right.
Nyingma - Red Hat,  Kagyu - Black Hat,  Sakya - Red Hat,  Gelug - Yellow Hat (of which Dalai Lama is one)

non of the fighting is important, fighting is due to misunderstanding and egos really. if u take away those fighting, their teachings in essence is the dhamma that Buddha taught. every school/sect has their own problems/ghosts to fight. don let all the fighting cloud your judgement on what is more important, you in relation to the world you live in. don let nila setitik, rosak susu sebelangga.

the story is just a story, true or not has no special importance to me. some of its lessons are quite good which we can take as example.

u see, what we heard and read may or may not be true. hence, i urge you to read http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalama_Sutta