"What People Think I Do / What I Really Do" - (Mar/22/2012 )

and many funny others...just google them...

yup, really funny...and let's not forget that this is actually what we do (esp on weekends...):

more or less the same as this:

sure sure.....but they have a reasont to celebrate at least...while you guys need no excuse:

First post, 3the set of pictures, last picture, I cant really remember I gave anyone the permission to take a picture of my desk.. altough, I must admit I cleaned my desk that day. So no real harm done there.

pito on Fri Mar 23 22:31:47 2012 said:

really, pito? but then you forgot the few sheets on the floor....

casandra on Sat Mar 24 01:23:45 2012 said:

Well, like I said.. I cleaned my desk that day.. I had to put those sheets (as you can see in the picture, only a few, not worth mentioning) somewhere.. and the floor was close, so...

casandra on Fri Mar 23 19:48:20 2012 said:

How I wish I am in Canada... we dont practice this in Malaysia: we work 24-7: working = no drinking.
http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2011/11/9/nation/9866319&sec=nation


Also, a large bottle of Heineken Beer cost almost USD 4/ MYR16, or USD 2 / MYR 8 in a normal can... kind of expensive here. I bought USD1.5 for a beer in Thailand...
This explains why we dont drink much here (majority were Muslims in my country): http://www.who.int/substance_abuse/publications/global_alcohol_report/en/index.html

Adrian K on Sat Mar 24 18:04:44 2012 said:

you guys work even harder than the Japanese? c'mon... and alcohol is heavily taxed here and its sale is more or less controlled (special outlets, license requirements, etc) but those are not a deterrent in the end cos we like our alcohol ...and it's really understandable why you guys con't drink much or at all...

casandra on Sat Mar 24 19:15:34 2012 said:

Since I'm not Muslim and that's the reason I am okay to drink in Malaysia...
First of all, I drink as many beer or red wine as I can, as long as is free flow (usually in wedding dinner). If someone were to knock me off in beer drinking, they should have prepare at least 3 towers.




Beers anyone?

p/s: My most daring drinking experience is drinking beer at a bus stop in front of a police station in Bangkok, Thailand. Nope, I didn't get drunk or create any trouble