One Small Step for the Office...

One Small Step for the Office...

okay, okay, i promisei won't rant and rave about work of KL commuters anymore, 'coz everyday i face the same bleeding thing, but here's the last one.

imagine you on a train... it's really packed. reaallly REALLY packed... you start to wonder when you city people traded your humanity for sardine-ity... and then your train approaches a station in which many people would board or disembark, for example Orchard, while you're headed for Newton, or KLCC, while you're headed for Masjid Jamek. you're standing in front of a row of seats (all occupied, of course) and then someone starts packing their belongings, and then makes a classic body language gesture (usually looking upwards and reaching for a support pole) that says, 'i'm getting down here'... and she does, so there's an empty seat. AND NOONE TAKES IT!

WHY? WHY? YOU LOUSY ARSES!!! you're gonna make life so much easier for all of us if you just bloody plonk your ass on that seat and make way for all of us standing people, but nooooo. you just stand there oblivious to that empty seat. what are you? trying to be cool? or trying to show that you're macho, not needing a pathetic seat on that train? or you don't want to sit on another person's 'warm seat'? oh for crying out loud. have some civil awareness, you big bloody piece of shit...

there. feels better already.

ran 5km yesterday. feel myself getting more and more unfit (or unfitter....) and... i forgot to clip my nails. stupid me. i was playing that game of mine, forza motorsport. damn addicitive, if you like cars.

darling's sick. get well soon.

in the news (free paper, the sun):
836 chickens, ducks, and geese have been culled in Gombak, following the outbreak of the H5N1 strain.
916 residents from 161 houses in Jalan Genting Klang were screened for avian flu-like symptoms.
seven people, five of them children have been warded for blood testing

scary? you bet. my aunt live right in ground zero.

one small step for the office, one giant leap for me: i learnt how to use the fax machine.

sayonara.