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Schoolgirls competing to be No.1 in sex game

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A GROUP of female students in a secondary school in Johor Baru are said to be competing among themselves to be the one with the highest number of one-night stands, Nanyang Siang Pau reported.

Each of the 10 students in the group, aged between 13 and 15 years old, would fork out between RM50 and RM100 to be in the game.

The student with the highest number of sex partners within a month would get a “reward”, which ranged from between RM500 and RM1,000, said the report.

Usually, a student would need between 13 and 15 sex partners to claim the “reward”.

It was learnt that the school had expelled some students involved in the activity, but the report added that it was still going on.

> China Press reported that although the Cabinet had decided to postpone a ruling on the minimum mesh size of fishing nets, some fishermen said they would still meet Agriculture and Agro-based Industries Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin on Monday.

Kuala Sepetang was one of the coastal villages where fishermen decided to wait until the outcome of the meeting before deciding on their next course of action.

Hmm…being the best for the wrong reason..I rest my case. Hopefully this was an isolated incident.

Guess when is our Country’s actual Independence…IT’s not 31st August 1957 since the Federation wasn’t formed then. So when was it….its in September 1963. I don’t know the exact date…I bet I could search it on the net for you but I belief it demeans your ability to search for it .

And found a site where you can add stuff to your internet explorer browser

IT’s at
http://www.ieaddons.com

Jun, will give my 2 cents on malaysian affairs later I think I should start preparing to become a political analyst!!! lol can you hook me up with some political analyst job via your parents

see this. Superb for laptops with intel integrated video cards!

I’ve read all 6 parts on the former Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Dr. Ismail. In a nutshell, I wish there were more leaders like him in my country. He is a person who is wedded to his duty, is responsible and most importantly impartial and not a racist person. He believes in uplifting the country and her people regardless of their skin colour. He may be one man, but he in his short life gave his all to the country, shaping it for the better, unfortunately died too young to see his dream come true. His dream for a prosperous,equal Malaysia was hijacked, his policies that were meant to uplift the country were redirected to help certain people of certain affilliations.

Can one man really make such a difference?

Think about it people,

One person abolished slavery
One person brought independence to our country peacefully
One person brought independence to India peacefully
One person despite his flaws (as we now know) brought industrialization to our country (along with exacerbating communal politcs)
One person…people…one person. The power of ONE! One can lead many…many can not lead many. ONE!

So the question is who can rise up to the occasion to lead our country out of the gutter. It is in each and every one of us. We as individuals can change the country. Regardless of our race or religion ( Malay, Chinese or Indians) we need to rise up.

A personal message to my fellow Indian brothers in Malaysia, Belief in yourselves. Remember, you belong to a proud race. To paraphrase Eleanor Roosevelt, No one can make you feel inferior except yourself!