um rules

so now im staying at UM here comes the complaints about the place. as we all know it is a hostel so there will be a lot of complaints from everyone. since i've been living on my own renting house during my study in universities i am used to not tied to any rules and regulations in the house. well we do have our own rules that we made between housemates and we agreed on the rules so its fine. i'm surprised that the rules for hostel in university is not much different from college or secondary school. even secondary school have better rules in certain aspects.

first of all i didnt expect that students in university level are not allowed to cook on their own but that is well it's a hostel im fine with that but then i came to realise that students are not allowed to have their own iron or kettle in their room which is totally ridiculous. come on. this is students at late teen and early 20s already. and the society look down on the younger generation not being able to grow up or manage their life properly when they themselves are forbidden to grow and treated like school kids even at the age of 20s. what is this? when i went to study oversea i stayed in the halls.(basically it's accommodation specifically for first year students) and it was way better than normal apartment you can rent here in malaysia. you get a room for 2 people with toilet for each room. a house will have 3 rooms which means you live in an apartment of 4-6 people with living room and kitchen completely provided. those kids are just like us 18 years old and theyre already allowed to use the whole kitchen  and facilities and here in malaysia you cant even use a kettle at the age of 20+... wtf is that? man they should really review their rules and regulations. this is not 80s or 90s anymore.

another thing i encounter is about parking space here. wow that really bugs me. as i was going back from my shopping spree in mid valley i found out theyve selaed off the parking area for the residency for 5 days saying that theyre going to have events. so i asked where am i supposed to park and they said just park by the road side and the pakcik proceed to give me lecture about um that even though students have um stickers there is actually no parking space provided for them. these parking space which is big enough to support 3 residency area is only for staffs working for the residency area though there are already lots of parking spaces withing the residency area themselves all allocated for the staffs only. again wtf is this? its a blasphemy. its not making any sense at all. i told him im new guy around here so i didnt know. so the pakcik continued his speech saying that haa awak baru kan xde sticker lagi la. nnti dorang ni lagi la start clamp la kereta yang park tepi jalan during the events period. wow they took the students parking area and leave no place for us to park and they penalize us because we dont have place to park. brilliant!!!! i just cant brain this. going back to melaka straight away and if i  come back early im just going to park at the hosp and wait until the event finish.

tahi hidung

gross. yeap that's what came acorss my mind and anyone reading the title. well before that I'm living in KL now. clap! clap! just for a month though ahha. I'm staying at UM as a temporary doctor. theyre lacking intern there so i come in to fill in the blanks. JK im actually here as a research assistant. it's a part time job. hopefully this job will go well.

anyhow, what's the relationship between the title and me staying  in KL? they're totally related. The reason I dont really like living in KL is because of the air and hecticness. well, i kinda used to living in city so hecticness is fine i guess but the air.... it is somehow different. dustier, thicker. basically i dont really like it. maybe because it is dustier that my booger build up so fast just within one day. after all the hairs in the nostrils act as filters to prevent the dust going inside. I dont think i have to do much when i was living in melaka and my nostrils are always clean. any dusty place and i will have extra cleaning stuff to do. i think that's how i measure the air cleanliness lol.

metal malaysia jap haha

dank soul

so i just started playing dark soul. no no not the third one. this is the first one. bought it on sale for like dirt cheap price. the other two are still expensive. i can buy them when i finish this one and the games will be almost free or free at that time. so far ive played the game for three hours and all i get is git gud from the developer. died so much that im not even moving from the starting place. now i feel the pain everybody had when they play this game. to make it worse im not really a good console player so my controlling sucks hard. haha anyway, i need help and guidance for this game lol but at least this game is not as easy as most of the games these days. and btw, theres no point in me designing the character face and build as it will turn out ugly anyway as im playing as an undead lol. another thing is this game is so harsh to newbie because there is no explanation on anything or tutorials for control which im soo used to rely on them. the only thing that ease the game are the messages left by the other players to help me learn the control of the game.

well to have dark soul this fun is impossible for me since i dont play online. lol

dilemma

dilemma nak bermalas kat rumah boleh buat suka hati tapi x boleh pakai duit or nak kerja boleh pakai duit tapi x boleh nak malas. well i dont mind either way which is why im having a dilemma. we'll see whats coming.

 anyway, im surprised people can say "recycling is not taught in islam. so why should we follow it?"
wow man... just wow. i cant imagine what's going through the head of those who can say this.

batak

so i went to kl alone. huehuehue. met some friends. went to nu sentral and it was fucking huge. ceh budak kampung. jakun kejap. and there are lots of people. all kinds of age, colour, and heights doing lots of things. jakun lagi kejap. ye la biasa nampak banyak pokok je.

anyway, i was inside a packed lrt. standing next to an indian guy. his hand is fully covered with hairs unlike mine. felt like having a brush on my skin when his hand touched mine (i couldnt find any other phrase that will make this statement look better)

The Fifth Mountain

yeay so i finish this novel. fuh it is just a short novel like the alchemist. but took me such a long time to finish it. i dont know why. there's always a time when i will just stop reading the novel for a period of time and when i read it back i just have to start reading from the beginning again as i have forgotten the storyline.

anyway this book tells a story about the journey of an Israeli prophet based on the bible. so there are some bible quotations throughout the story and mentions on Jacob and Moses. I dont think many malaysian muslims will want to read this book but I strongly recommend this book. lots of teaching about life, phylosophy, and god.

lets listen to some blues now