Last time already ask him to do that but he buat bodoh saja. Malas nak komen.
Eldest with two siblings.

how you noe  

Memory loss due to overfapping? 

Dun kesian lah. This kind of people need to langgar tembok then can learn one.

I kesian his mom la, not him   

Same same too.
But that guy die in the shit area leh. RIP.
MILF ah? A divorcee somemore. Suitable for Dares.

Dunno? If like Chewbacca's mom, then dares is lucky lo.

itu bulb...
if i settle with u end of this month. ok de ma? currently no extra budget

But you looks much older than me lo.

Time to find a car that suits my age 

Thought about it also. Thinking of skipping Proton next round, unless P321A proves to be gooding.

Imagine dares with the lead singer hair. Sure very young one.
White Saga OK wat.

At least dun do like this. 

Men not so ‘bald’ as to put leg hair on head
By LIM WEY WEN
wwen@thestar.com.my

PETALING JAYA: A new US study, which suggested that leg hair can be a good option to treat male pattern baldness, still seems fuzzy to local dermatologists and balding men.

Although the practice has not reached Malaysian shores, people like Ismail Mohsin balk at it.

“It just feels icky. I can't imagine having leg hair on my head,” said the 27-year-old writer who is gradually accepting his receding hairline.

“After all, our leg hair might have a different shade,” he joked.

The New York Times reported on Feb 21 that the procedure “has the potential to restore the hairlines of millions of men with male pattern baldness, the most common cause of hair loss and often an enormous source of stress”.

It quoted a study on two cases published in The Archives of Dermatology and University of California associate instructor of dermatology Dr Sanusi Umar, who observed the transplanting of leg hair follicles from two patients' legs to their heads.

In each case, the report said that Dr Umar “extracted about 1,000 leg hair follicles and grafted them to the patients' hairlines” and that almost 80% of the transplanted leg hair “grew successfully”.

Student Muhammad Iqbal Ismail, 24, who is experiencing early signs of male pattern baldness, said he was open to the procedure.

“If I can afford it, I might go for it,” he said.

Research assistant James Lim, 27, also would not mind trying it out.

However, the price tag may put off many people.

According to the Malaysian Society for Hair Sciences president Dr Steven Chow, follicular hair transplants costs about RM20,000 to RM30,000 per session.

Most men only require one session to see results while some may need two or three sessions.

“There are qualified surgeons who can perform this in Malaysia but no centre is doing it on a full-time basis,” said Dr Chow.

Furthermore, Dr Chow said the procedure might not work well with local men because it is only suitable for those who have “massive, thick hair growth on their legs” (with enough hair follicles to harvest).

Dr Chow said common first-line treatments available are oral medications and lotions.

He also stressed that transplants must be done by trained doctors.

Sauce

Thought is Sing Yeh.

i did find part time, but i oly got mah car 1 month ago or so, zzz
justin bibir drive felali lembugigi and boogadi

this 1 reli not mah problem lo, who know that road so big but speed limit 60 wo

Everything also not ur fault. Your Justin Bibir hair ask you to do it. Please go burn it.

i think i herd this song in radio before, theres a much better versyen leh

           

Posting Failed!! Lyrics based MV is for the hearing disabled, no offense.

Yea, I vaguely remember bear saying he is going to rape his sister and rampas her car if his mom buy her the P321a. 

means his mum might have done something with him in return for the 3 tickets?       

3P with his sister too? Please dun spread this "yum" practise here.