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Just when i'm planning to stop blogging, fucking jewcake spammers litter the girl's blogs. That's all i needed start blogging again.
School starts at 1pm for me now every Monday. Sweet. I was about to bath when I thought id check the school mail while someone’s laying the smacketh down in the toilet and lo and behold! School starts at 1.
The last night hasn’t been easy for me. Sleeping was a pain in the ass and there was this burning pain in my chest. You know how some quotes or figure of speech thingy sounds so stupid? Like… “burning in my chest?” Well actually it really does feel like so. And that “heart sank” thingy is also real. Whatever.
I dreaded coming to sch today. One, for the big huemangjobous problem im going through now and another because it’s MALAY SOCIETY module!
I mean.. geez…. I’m known to be the biggest racist alive. I’m the biggest discriminator around, dissing anyone just for the skin colour of hair texture. It’s like I’m Hitler and I’m dreaming of the perfect Aryan race.
I came to class and the first thing my tracher Karthini said to me was “Put on this tag”.
I read the tag and it said,”Anak”, which means child. Oh geez.. icebreaker. Let’s stand in a circle and memorize each other’s name!
We had to throw this sepak takraw ball around, saying the word on our tag followed by our name.
So the whole time I was going, “Anak Audi… Anak Audi… Anak Audi, dammit!”
I remember being disgusted by the ball because images of skinny faggots in small girly shorts with their ba long longs hanging out shouting, “Sial” or “Sua” or whatever they have, jumping about with their huge foreheads… eew.
One thing I noticed is that in the class of 20, there were 17 chinese and 3 malays (including me)… and no Indians! Ok so the last few words weren’t necessary.
Then teacher started the lesson and introduced us to the Malays and what they mean.
And it was a real eye opener.
I learnt that malays pretty much started off as sea-farers, wandering around south east asia. Historians cant even put a finger on where they came from. The western view is that they came from Yunnan in China. The Asian view is that they were those people you see in Borneo.
You know what I think? I think they did come from China. Why? Because duh.. China and Africa are the mothers of civilization. And have you seen the Mongolians? They look like a mix of Chinese and Malays! So.. brother brother dun fight each other knn. And the people of borneo.. god knows where they came from. Maybe it’s true as well. Maybe there were two colonies who mixed together, form china and borneo, to form the malays we have today.
Im not sure abuout other people… but I noticed two different types of malays running about in Singapore. One, they have fairer skin, their skulls aren’t humongous and basically have a much more appealing body structure and so on. The other one have huge foreheads, funny shapped jaws, thick lips and they really do look like people you’d see in Sarawak and so forth.
Based on this, this is why I conclude that there could be some mixing with the people of borneo and china. Let’s discriminate now… do the successful ones look anything like those freaks you see in sec school? At least the successful ones can walk straight…
But this is all my point of view so its not the teacher. Anyways We were then asked to make our way to Kampung Gelam in Bugis. Own time own target.
In sec school.. the girls craving for sex and attention would go, “ Haiyarrhhzxxcx…… dun go lerrr…. Waste time onli… I wan 2 spend time wif moi babiee….” And go to block 744 to find guys to fuck their fat thighs.
But no.. this is poly. We are all men and women with brains and attitude. So we went. I was Bugis anyways.. can go shopping.
Made my way with Ke Song, Cia Xin and Fredy. I’m hanging out with adults, for once!
The excursion was set to educate us about the malays in Singapore and yada yada yada all those NE stuff. My first reaction was a big fat warm yawn.

I didn’t know where the hell Kampung Gelam was. Until I saw the Sultan mosque and went.. ohh…..
Cos my dad brings us there a lot of times to eat at Zam Zam… best murtabak and prata in the region.
It’s only quite recently that I realised about this two levels of society within the malay community. And that’s where my discrimination started to get some focus. At the end of the day I wasn’t hating the entire race. Just some parts of it. I’m glad to know my dad came from the respectful line of malays, those who didn’t come as animal worshippers. As he went about on his business trips, bringing us out for dinner with his business partners who were successful malay men… I kinda noticed all these differences between them and those low lifes you see in stereotypes aka under the blocks. Basically the major difference is that one of them works hard the other doesn’t… which applies to the whole world.

Here’s my teacher.. whose father’s name is the same as mine. Khalid… Khalid Johannes McMahon.. LOL.
She brought us to the shophouses for a little talk. In Singapore, shophouses = artsy fartsy craft shops. Noticed that? Everytim u see a shophouse it’s always some small time fashion boutique, art house, designer places and all that. Why, god.. why?
She told us aout the history of these shophouses… which were built by the white ass blond ass hair british when they spread their evil colonies across south east asia. She told us about the five foot walkways which in their time was sth innovative.

Further into kampong gelam.
We were then brought over to the smallest street in Singapore, Haji Lane.

Just when i'm planning to stop blogging, fucking jewcake spammers litter the girl's blogs. That's all i needed start blogging again.
School starts at 1pm for me now every Monday. Sweet. I was about to bath when I thought id check the school mail while someone’s laying the smacketh down in the toilet and lo and behold! School starts at 1.
The last night hasn’t been easy for me. Sleeping was a pain in the ass and there was this burning pain in my chest. You know how some quotes or figure of speech thingy sounds so stupid? Like… “burning in my chest?” Well actually it really does feel like so. And that “heart sank” thingy is also real. Whatever.
I dreaded coming to sch today. One, for the big huemangjobous problem im going through now and another because it’s MALAY SOCIETY module!
I mean.. geez…. I’m known to be the biggest racist alive. I’m the biggest discriminator around, dissing anyone just for the skin colour of hair texture. It’s like I’m Hitler and I’m dreaming of the perfect Aryan race.
I came to class and the first thing my tracher Karthini said to me was “Put on this tag”.
I read the tag and it said,”Anak”, which means child. Oh geez.. icebreaker. Let’s stand in a circle and memorize each other’s name!
We had to throw this sepak takraw ball around, saying the word on our tag followed by our name.
So the whole time I was going, “Anak Audi… Anak Audi… Anak Audi, dammit!”
I remember being disgusted by the ball because images of skinny faggots in small girly shorts with their ba long longs hanging out shouting, “Sial” or “Sua” or whatever they have, jumping about with their huge foreheads… eew.
One thing I noticed is that in the class of 20, there were 17 chinese and 3 malays (including me)… and no Indians! Ok so the last few words weren’t necessary.
Then teacher started the lesson and introduced us to the Malays and what they mean.
And it was a real eye opener.
I learnt that malays pretty much started off as sea-farers, wandering around south east asia. Historians cant even put a finger on where they came from. The western view is that they came from Yunnan in China. The Asian view is that they were those people you see in Borneo.
You know what I think? I think they did come from China. Why? Because duh.. China and Africa are the mothers of civilization. And have you seen the Mongolians? They look like a mix of Chinese and Malays! So.. brother brother dun fight each other knn. And the people of borneo.. god knows where they came from. Maybe it’s true as well. Maybe there were two colonies who mixed together, form china and borneo, to form the malays we have today.
Im not sure abuout other people… but I noticed two different types of malays running about in Singapore. One, they have fairer skin, their skulls aren’t humongous and basically have a much more appealing body structure and so on. The other one have huge foreheads, funny shapped jaws, thick lips and they really do look like people you’d see in Sarawak and so forth.
Based on this, this is why I conclude that there could be some mixing with the people of borneo and china. Let’s discriminate now… do the successful ones look anything like those freaks you see in sec school? At least the successful ones can walk straight…
But this is all my point of view so its not the teacher. Anyways We were then asked to make our way to Kampung Gelam in Bugis. Own time own target.
In sec school.. the girls craving for sex and attention would go, “ Haiyarrhhzxxcx…… dun go lerrr…. Waste time onli… I wan 2 spend time wif moi babiee….” And go to block 744 to find guys to fuck their fat thighs.
But no.. this is poly. We are all men and women with brains and attitude. So we went. I was Bugis anyways.. can go shopping.
Made my way with Ke Song, Cia Xin and Fredy. I’m hanging out with adults, for once!
The excursion was set to educate us about the malays in Singapore and yada yada yada all those NE stuff. My first reaction was a big fat warm yawn.
I didn’t know where the hell Kampung Gelam was. Until I saw the Sultan mosque and went.. ohh…..
Cos my dad brings us there a lot of times to eat at Zam Zam… best murtabak and prata in the region.
It’s only quite recently that I realised about this two levels of society within the malay community. And that’s where my discrimination started to get some focus. At the end of the day I wasn’t hating the entire race. Just some parts of it. I’m glad to know my dad came from the respectful line of malays, those who didn’t come as animal worshippers. As he went about on his business trips, bringing us out for dinner with his business partners who were successful malay men… I kinda noticed all these differences between them and those low lifes you see in stereotypes aka under the blocks. Basically the major difference is that one of them works hard the other doesn’t… which applies to the whole world.
Here’s my teacher.. whose father’s name is the same as mine. Khalid… Khalid Johannes McMahon.. LOL.
She brought us to the shophouses for a little talk. In Singapore, shophouses = artsy fartsy craft shops. Noticed that? Everytim u see a shophouse it’s always some small time fashion boutique, art house, designer places and all that. Why, god.. why?
She told us aout the history of these shophouses… which were built by the white ass blond ass hair british when they spread their evil colonies across south east asia. She told us about the five foot walkways which in their time was sth innovative.
Further into kampong gelam.
We were then brought over to the smallest street in Singapore, Haji Lane.
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