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actually, its day 3. i didnt attend day 1 because day 1 was filled with boring opening speech and opening ceremony and opening photography and everything boring.

oh yea, yesterday, while blogging, I heard the noise of Warcraft III being opened. I looked at my left and saw this fella opening his Warcraft III. I was like, oh shit... I was in a middle of blogging. I quickly publish my unfinished post and went to that guy "erm.. boleh join game sekali x". Too bad he agreed.

Round 1 was.. lol. I have a crappy PC. The framerate was like, 5fps. That's okay with me, I'm good with it (my patience wont goes AWOL that easy). We're going 5v5, 3 human on Sentinel, 2 Insane AI on Sentinel, 5 Insane AI on the Scourge side. As usual, I got on my favourite hero, this guy:


Yeah, its a DoTa hero you non-DoTa nerd. Go get yourself some DoTa fetish you bookworms.

Lol, yeah, we lost. Imagine, after I stunned a potential first blood victim, my pc lags like, shit worse. I can't even ulti that guy afterwards, all I can see after 2 seconds, I'm actually ulti-ing the creeps instead of the hero as the hero went far away already.


2nd match: I rule the game. This time, another 2 people joined the game. We were against those very strong heroes like Lesale and Gondar. My beloved Sand King goes beserk, got the first blood and further until wicked sick until I got pwned while going back healing. They were like, so dumb because for the first 45 minutes I was the only hero that does the killing there. There was this one teammate who kept killing natural creeps instead of pushing, which was, soo stupid. I don't know, Melaka kampung guys are like this, amirite?


3rd match: I'm feeding the enemies haha. Shit I didn't kill even one hero because while I was attacking, my teammate goes AWOL. But I did manage to build up 2 Burizas and a Sange/Yasha. Our base was seriously screwed up, but we did manage to repel them. And yes, do you like the feeling when your game suddenly closed without a notice? While we were pushing the mid lane, the game goes AWOL (this is the 3rd time I used this acronym.. hmm.. mustve been something).

So, we decided not to have our fourth round as the time itself is at 1.00am at that time, and I have to go back alllll the way to KL.

So, instead of heading Kelana Jaya, I went Bandar Tun Razak instead because its nearer to the PLUS highway, and I was ultimately tired.


Went home. Slept.

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Woke up officially at 11.00am realizing that I should be at KDU at 9.00am haha. Smsed Joshua and told my misery side of my yesterday's life. Actually, I purposely don't go to KDU because today's function was supposed to be wrapped up nicely by another batch of ATC volunteers.

But in the spirit of doing something productive instead of skipping the whole day spending my time sleeping and whining about foods, I went to KDU.

Nice. When I reach there, the 4th debate has already ended. They were having lunch. I didnt see any green tags around. Most of them are blue (Blue is for debaters), but I did see 1-2 ppl wearing green tags. I think they're from ATC. So, I took over the place of a guy, because he have to go somewhere else.


Fifth debate: Discuss about having Bahasa Melayu being the only language used in schools.

I was like, HA-HA. The government side will be so damn messed up. But I was wrong. CLEARLY the government's side is filled with good speakers while the opposition having the GG guy's team (who could scream GG!!!!11eleven [good game!] too all speakers instead of the usual "that's very nice up there. congratz..") and the IIUM 4 team, which consist of a semi-cute malay girl and a manglish bahasa rojak guy. And, because of that, I didn't realize the wonderful good possibilities of having my bahasa ibunda, and also our bahasa kebangsaan deployed in all schools including vernacular school.

Suddenly I began to think that Muhkriz's concept idea of having one integrated system instead of vernacular/primary and matriculation/stpm/A-levels. I feel the wonder of being a malaysian again. Malays sucks anyway, and being a Malay itself further elevates the suck level.

Unlucky for them, that was the last debate round of today's. They announced the winrars inside the dewan, announcing the qualified 16 teams to go for the semi-finals.


Semi-Finals: Discuss about having a centralized DNA system in our country.

This round was super intense. As expected, because they were the best from the rest. This is the first time I heard an opposing team's member shout "Mr Speaker, this is not true!" and the first time I saw the ongoing debater say "Shut up! this is rude!". What are they talking?

- Anwar Ibrahim
- Police having the rights to turn the evidence to something against the person instead.
- A debater clearing up the actual pcincipal of the DNA Augumentation, a DNA sample and a DNA hash data. At least someone is having an elevated IQ range here.
- A debater who evelates the claim that "the government can't do anything if we dont give samples" and "Germany and all the Eurofags are all against this BS, u know.."
- "WTF? We can't keep the fingernails forever. It's just disgusting.."

As they talk about the law principal and the rationale behind implementing it, I had a hard LOL at all of them because I was the only person on that even who is actually from a Biology line as they all are from Law. I had the most fcking hard inside laugh when this speaker says that the DNA WILL FCKING MUTATE OVER TIME, DON'T GET SAMPLES FROM A 6 YEARS OLD BECAUSE U'RE A FCKING IDIOT RETARDED GOVERNMENT SIDE

But nevertheless, it was truly, a debate. NOT boring, fun and there's something that I could learn there.


At night, they were supposed to have their dinner at Modesto's, Sri Hartamas but I had this grave chill everytime I went to KDU. SS2 is just across the road... and I havent ate at SS2 Murni in a loooooooong time (shit now I'm drooling)

Nasi Goreng Chicken Chop + Mango Special

Truly amazing. Spectacular show of a normal Malaysian cuisine wrapped up in such a quality restaurant. This is the FIRST time I ate at that place and didn't get too much stuffed up, as I was hungry and didn't eat for the whole day.

You guys wonder why I'm not taking pictures this time?

Ah, the necessity of updating the blog whenever the need arrives.

I'm actually at Masjid Tanah right now, in a cybercafe I failed to locate last year when I was with Helmi here. We was like, wandering around like, 4 times go around this place until the teens started to look at us like thieves (they should, amirite?). I don't know, Masjid Tanah should have moar of this piece of technology.

Actually, the debate today was pretty good. I went from Bandar Tun Razak, all the way to Kelana Jaya for the breakfast, and went straight to KDU. There, I met Joshua and the rest of the volunteers. We were briefed with the things we should do. I was assigned to a room number 7, or precisely, 212 (the numbers doesnt differ much, amirite?)

As planned, I met with Asyraf England, who is participating and representating UiTM Melaka with his friend. After a quick "Ha-Ha! Ingat boleh menang ke!", I went straight for works to be done.


First debate: Discussing about the same sex marriage.

Oh shit, this was boring. Maybe this is the first opening round. I can see in the looks of their face that they have no idea what message they're trying to convey. At least there was the team from Government opening which scored confidently with their points of view of "blah-blah gay is right. lesbians are not politically motivated etc etc. NO U!". Nevertheless, for me, gay is wrong. If you have the desire to live with mens (if ure a men), its just purely for sex. You got your hormones and judgement all messed up. Don't mess with my planet, go do your thing at another planet, away from my childrens.


Second debate: Discuss about the detention without trial (ISA).

This is the most intense part of today. Everyone was trying to prove that they should win. They provide even the most detailed points evar just to make the opposing team pissed off. Unfortunately, my room's verdict was: the Government side won. The opposition should win EASILY, they just lack confidence and points. The government was like, super confident and they really knew where to poke the stick precisely. Ah, and there yet I met with a girl..

with an english level of OVER 9000 (seriously) with all the points embedded inside her head, its like there's a microchip implanted within her temporal cortex. Ah, it makes me melt. Summore, her face looks moar like Muslimatun + Fatin, reminds me of them both in a glimpse. She's from the IIUM team 4. Don't think of going to seek her phone number. Ah, her perfectness makes me melt, but nevertheless.. just leave it.


Third debate: Discussion about the religious law contradicting the concurrent law we do have, what should we do?.

And again, both of the IIUM teams are here, but they're not defending the religious law, they're actually have to make their points against it. That's what makes this round so special. The government was ruled by Monash I and II. Monash I was super retarded, both of them finished their speech before the 6 minutes cap. Then I realized that they're newbies, so, nevermind.. Monash II was ruled by an British-man who talks alot about facts here and there. Too bad he made way for question too much so they can actually overturned him.

And yet again, THAT girl performs really well. Wicked sick gila, her points was so crucial that the Government team was like, oh shit..


Hah! End of today's debate. Tomorrow I have to come again.

So, I quickly drove my bike home and changed to car. Start engine, and go, without any further waste of time (it was 6.30pm at that time, either my schedule will be messed up or I will be messed up. eitherway I lose).

Ok.. So I was driving..



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suddenly I felt so tired. Yeala, have to run here and there, do stuffs here and there from early morning till 6.00pm. I was at, Bangi, I think, I began to doze off. At first, I can actually push the sleepishness away by karaoke-ing, but were further worn up because of the furious shouting and screaming, thanks to Linkin Park's "From The Inside".

There's one time I couldn't handle it, I actually doze off for like, 5 seconds, before realizing I'm at the middle lane, heading for the right lane. OH SHIT! (I actually screamed) 1 moar second and I will be thrown to the opposing lane, which is moar fun than dangerous, amirite?.

After the furious and intense psychological battle, I reached R&R Seremban. Solat Maghrib and slept for 15 minutes in the huts they provide. Then I went to Dunkin Donuts for the favourite 2 donuts + coffee combo package. That coffee made my tiredness go away.


Tonight was wicked. I went out at Pedas/Linggi. From the toll plaza till Kampung Solok Tengah, everything went normal. I went to the short-cut, which goes thru N33 till Kampung Paya Lebar, continues with N10 providing me access to the main Jalan Persekutuan 5. No lights, fogs everywhere, wicked corners and I'm travelling 90kmph. What's more fun other than that! HAHA.

Fun actually morphed to a level two stage after that. At the Lubok China roundabout, I noticed that there's an Iswara behind me, doing some cocok angin stuffs (go look in the KL slangs thesaurus what's a cocok angin is about). We actually raced from the roundabout till Masjid Tanah.. and he lost. HAHA. At the very last corner, I made a dangerous quick potong at the slow Kembara... and he stays behind the Kembara till we reach the Masjid Tanah's town.