Ahh.. typical Malaysian..
Malaysia is indeed one country that can be proud of. All 3 main races live together in harmony. That’s one good thing I can see in Malaysia. You can see Chinese talking Malay, Indians talking Chinese, vice-versa and so on.
But why is Malaysian is the type where there’s a “not appreciative” attitude?
There’s new public phones on the way. It’s used properly and after a few weeks, you can see the phones is damaged. The line is cutted, the money box is gone because of vandalisme act. Hey, not everyone owns a handphone, why attack the public phones? Those can become handy, and everyone should appreciate it.
In Japan, machines are like part of their life. You use machine to buy a can of coke, you use machine to buy food. There’s even thousands of this kinda machine around Japan and there’s no sign of vandalisme. You don’t see any of those machine is damaged. Everyone use the machine properly.
Imagine these machines are parted in Malaysia. I guess the next few days there’s no more “machine service”. I can imagine how those machines are being vandalise.
Yesterday’s New Sunday Times makes me think. “Rude Malaysian” was on their front page of Focus. Malaysian is rude. I played Gunbound for several months and i think the rudest player in that game is Malaysian it self. Malaysian Gunbound player have this “proud” and “unfriendly” attitude. They have this style of making people pissed off. Oo… of course I’m a “good in attitude” player :tounge:
I do admit that I have this rudeness in me myself too, well, sometimes. Ahh, I’m just the same old typical Malaysian.
*I mean MOST malaysian, ok?*
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December 21st, 2004 at 8:13 am
Oh babe, on the internet, you must have to be cool, so there are so many Malaysian will act rude, and no need to worried will get punished in real life. Reason why? I don’t know, maybe these:
, and always showing off to those kesian 56k users like me.
1) “Some” people that have broadband access, eg TMNet Streamyx, and can online 24 hous a day, will though they are super
2) “Some” of them doesn’t have excellent english, and always mixed up their english with chinese, eg “Why like that one? You so chai meh?”, and sentence like that will easilly get people angry and will fight back, and the “war” will begin.
Haih, as the world knows that Malaysian are not friendly and rude, and we can make any diff with our own hand, what to do, that’s life.
P.S: Holiday gonna end soon, hahaha die liao you people who still studying :tounge:
December 23rd, 2004 at 2:35 pm
it depends on how you think i think…there is no bad words in the world at first but it was missused and being recognised by everyone as bad words right??
i play gunbound the happy way…no swearing, no harrasing….ppl who harrass me will only lead to self-”sia soi” as i talk back in a very friendly way…sometimes psychology is needed to treat ppl and not strength…
everyone is rude in some way…only that its you who think how rude they really are…you ignore them…there just human same like you…