Mana Lagi Mau Pigi

Tomoro my mum is going to arrive at the Edin Airport.

I have got a car borrowed for the next few weeks. Thanks Eby.

But then, Where to go? What to do?

30th June - Lepak

1st July - Edinburgh

2nd July - Edinburgh

3rd July - Graduation

4th July - Edinburgh

5th July - 10 July : Maybe Newcastle + Manchester

10 July - Paris

14 July - London

17th July - Back Edin.

20th July - Mum flying back.

Hahahaha...I think I'll ask my mum to watch football with me.

Officially a Chile Fan

As per above.

Exam Reflections

If you have been following this blog for a few years, you would know that there is no particular theme subscribed by this author limpek.

This is because my English is so shit, so cant really write that well.

And I have nothing really brilliant to share, except my boredom.

These days, I am at the peak of my boringness. Seriously.

I would try to wake up before 10, to show my face in the office (ya currently doing some clerical work in the public health dept in med sch)

And I would chau before 12. To prepare myself for the afternoon games (my bosses are all cool with that due to my incredibly well look)

I just checked my actual result, of my finals.

Nearly failed in the mcq thingy...hahaha...

And Clinical didnt do very well also, but passed. I think the history taking part pulled me down.

But surprisingly, the viva portfolio bit was quite good. Got a B. (B is very rare in my entire life of med school)

Am I nothing but just having a piece of non-stop crapping mouth?

I am increasingly realising that, because I got a B as well for my viva pyschiatry.

My brain is not working as well as I used to.

I cant do Math anyway since primary school.

Talk talk talk.

I think my future would lie well in the speciality of counselling and those using just my mouth, rather than brain.

Any suggestions other than asking me go eat shit and die?

Give you this one and only twelve pounds note if you can give me a good idea.

World Cup

Ooooooh Wooooooh

Give me freedom, give me fire, give me reason, take me higher
See the champions, take the field now, you define us, make us feel proud
In the streets are, exaliftin , as we lose our inhabition,
Celebration its around us, every nation, all around us

Singin forever young, singin songs underneath that sun
Lets rejoice in the beautiful game.
And together at the end of the day.

WE ALL SAY

When I get older I will be stronger
They'll call me freedom Just like a wavin' flag
And then it goes back
And then it goes back
And then it goes back

When I get older I will be stronger
They'll call me freedom
Just like a wavin' flag
And then it goes back
And then it goes back
And then it goes

Oooooooooooooh woooooooooohh hohoho

Give you freedom, give you fire, give you reason, take you higher
See the champions, take the field now, you define us, make us feel proud
In the streets are, exaliftin, every loser in ambition,
Celebration, its around us, every nations, all around us

Singin forever young, singin songs underneath that sun
Lets rejoice in the beautiful game.
And together at the end of the day.

WE ALL SAY

When I get older, I will be stronger
They'll call me freedom
Just like a wavin' flag
And then it goes back
And then it goes back
And then it goes back

When I get older I will be stronger
They'll call me freedom
Just like a wavin' flag
And then it goes back
And then it goes back
And then it goes

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Two committed suicide recently in Penang because of world cup.

Dont bet thinking how much you want to win.

2010 is a year for bookie. Dont bet using your brain pls. Because when you are betting, you are already not using your brain.

From:

Ang who used to lose all his very little bank savings to pay off bookies, during World Cup 2002, lost a lot of money again in World Cup 2006 and even more in Euro 2008. And never ever will bet on footie again.

Borneo or Peninsular!

as per title!

Doctors' Life In Malaysia

Docfiles (A Malaysian Tech-savvy Doctor who works in Penang and Blogs through his PDA Phone on the go) tells you what to expect as a Malaysian doctor might be like:

"1. No life outside medicine; this includes dating, sports, clubbing, chores for your parents and visiting the toilet.

"2. Not to live with your parents. Move out ASAP as they will never understand the ludicrous working hours that u go through. Furthermore, chores are not suitable for u as to rule No. 1.

"3. Not to be married until completion of all 4 years of Govt Compulsory service as u will be transferred left and right to some of the most remote Govt clinics in Malaysia. Having wife and kids to follow you to your new working area may increase high level of stress on all parties. Furthermore, if your spouse is a Govt Doctor, he/she will also be transferred away from u and no matter what appeal is made, KKM will put up a deaf ear (unless u have big cables or of a certain skin color).

"4. If married, no to have children until u finish all 4 years of Govt Compulsory service, as to which u and your spouse will not have much time for your child/children or they end up not recognizing u and refer the Indonesian maid as their mother (change in language patterns commonly follow).

"5. To obtain life insurance once your govt service begins as there is not many claims for accidents during work. Don't be fooled, Doctoring in Malaysia is hazardous.

"6. Able to withstand 36 hours of non stop work and stress without mistakenly labeling Left for Right or uvula for vulva (or Volvo S40).

"7. To buy a car with complete safety features (like I'm doing) which includes multiple airbags, ABS, EBD, side-front-rear-top-parallel and diagonal impact bars and seat belts to ensure survivability if u are involved in an accident because your driving resembled a drunkard maniac after working in the hospital for 40 hrs non stop.

"8. Constant supply of coffee.

"9. Nicotine Patch as u will have the urge to start smoking due to overwhelming stress.

"10. Interest in watching medical sitcoms such as House MD, Scrubs, ER, Grays Anatomy and Chicago Hope to inspire u to continue your life as a doctor as the exciting things u see on TV does not resemble the real life of a Malaysian govt doctor.

"11. Not to have any pets or plants (not even cactuses) as u will have no time to feed or care for them and eventually all will end up in your mortuary.

"12. Able to endure the stench of your own sweat as to when 36 hours "on call" does not permit u time to bathe or freshen up.

"13. Able to carry on working without food or water over 15 hours. ( I was in OT for 16 hrs without food, water or bathroom breaks). If during fasting month, able to break your fast with “water for injection” as u had no time to buy food.

"14. Able to come to work with fever/cough/illness or physical disability (sprained ankle etc) as to which doctors do not deserve MCs. (My MO was on crutches during rounds)

"15. Able to stand scolding, destructive criticism, kiss ass behaviors, racial bias, finger pointing, scape goating, and incompetency from your superiors.

"16. Able to withstand the jealousy when your friends call u up for some fun and ur stuck in the hospital during on call."

Unwanted Citizen, who labored in Sabah, wrote: "There are those who conquered medical school on a high note. They were all geared up to seize the hour and have even made up their minds to be a knowledgeable physician or a skilful surgeon or a non-bullshitting neurosurgeon. They hit ground zero after a few months upon realization that a doctor's job isn't as glamorous and as rewarding as they initially thought. Despite their vast knowledge or admirable surgical skills, many patients simply have conditions that will not respond to the most aggressive medical intervention. Disheartened and disillusioned over the apparent futility of their work, these well-meaning doctors end up with an empty fuel tank and bow out of clinical practice. They don't end up as bitter losers in life though. Most of them will eventually discover their true calling in life and find it more fulfilling than strutting around in a super hot lab coat and a stethoscope around their necks..."

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This entry was found by my random googling.

I am actually looking forward...

Number 9 actually happened even before I started working.

Anyway, the only way one can comment on a particular system,

is to go through that particular system.

Life without exam

Nowadays, I wake up about 12pm, to eat cereal and then lying down comfortably on my couch in the living room watching the first match of the day.

About 2.30pm, I either make some food out of nothing or just get another bowl of cereal, for lunch, and the starts checking emails, reading news, and nth much really.

About 3pm, my golf sifu would come and fetch me to some random golf course, where we will sneak in through the backdoor to play for free.(it is rather expensive leh! i rather pay for powerleague)

About 5-6pm, I return home to get a football boots and a ball down to meadows to have a game of football with random ppl.

About 7pm I am home, take a shower and then sit down and watch the 3rd match of the day.

About 9.30pm, I will watch the highlights for 2nd match that I missed, usually unimportant match.

About 11.30pm, I will feel hungry and then I will make some food out of something.

About 1.30am, I will sit infront of computer and do some random thing...

About 3am, I felt sleepy and thats me done one day.

I must be honest.

I love this kind of life.

Muakssss.

MBChB Final Result

MBChB Final Result

The Year 5 Board of Examiners has met to consider the results from the Finals Examinations (Clinical Practice Examinations, Safety in Practice & Prescribing and Portfolio).

The Board is pleased to advise you that you are now eligible to graduate with the degree of MBChB.

Congratulations!

Golf

If you know how to spell golf, you are probably better than me. So pls dont panic. I am shit in this game.

I am not interested to get better in this.

Find no interest at all.

Except you get to dress smartly for sports, for a change.

UK TV Guide World Cup 2010

Date	Time	Match	Broadcaster	Location
Friday 11.06.10	1500	South Africa v Mexico	ITV	Johannesburg Soccer City
	1930	Uruguay v France	BBC	Cape Town
Saturday 12.06.10	1230	South Korea v Greece	ITV	Port Elizabeth
	1500	Argentina v Nigeria	BBC	Johannesburg Ellis Park
	1930	England v USA	ITV	Rustenburg
Sunday 13.06.10	1230	Algeria v Slovenia	BBC	Polokwane
	1500	Serbia v Ghana	ITV	Pretoria
	1930	Germany v Australia	ITV	Durban
Monday 14.06.10	1230	Netherlands v Denmark	ITV	Johannesburg Soccer City
	1500	Japan v Cameroon	BBC	Bloemfontein
	1930	Italy v Paraguay	BBC	Cape Town
Tuesday 15.06.10	1230	New Zealand v Slovakia	BBC	Rustenburg
	1500	Ivory Coast v Portugal	ITV	Port Elizabeth
	1930	Brazil v North Korea	ITV	Johannesburg Ellis Park
Wednesday 16.06.10	1230	Honduras v Chile	ITV	Nelspruit
	1500	Spain v Switzerland	BBC	Durban
	1930	South Africa v Uruguay	BBC	Pretoria
Thursday 17.06.10	1230	Argentina v South Korea	ITV	Johannesburg Soccer City
	1500	Greece v Nigeria	BBC	Bloemfontein
	1930	France v Mexico	BBC	Polkowane
Friday 18.06.10	1230	Germany v Serbia	BBC	Port Elizabeth
	1500	Slovenia v USA	BBC	Johannesburg Ellis Park
	1930	England v Algeria	ITV	Cape Town
Saturday 19.06.10	1230	Netherlands v Japan	ITV	Durban
	1500	Ghana v Australia	BBC	Rustenburg
	1930	Cameroon v Denmark	ITV	Pretoria
Sunday 20.06.10	1230	Slovakia v Paraguay	BBC	Bloemfontein
	1500	Italy v New Zealand	ITV	Nelspruit
	1930	Brazil v Ivory Coast	BBC	Johannesburg Soccer City
Monday 21.06.10	1230	Portugal v North Korea	BBC	Cape Town
	1500	Chile v Switzerland	BBC	Port Elizabeth
	1930	Spain v Honduras	ITV	Johannesburg Ellis Park
Tuesday 22.06.10	1500	Mexico v Uruguay	ITV	Rustenburg
	1500	France v South Africa	ITV	Bloemfontein
	1930	Nigeria v South Korea	BBC	Durban
	1930	Greece v Argentina	BBC	Polkowane
Wednesday 23.06.10	1500	Slovenia v England	BBC	Port Elizabeth
	1500