Everything Has a Reason


People always complaints, non-stop. When it's summer, they say it's too hot. When it's winter, they say it too freaking cold. When they're back in Malaysia, they say it's warm enough but it's too humid. When it's ... Heck, you guys get the picture. This situation appears, repetitively, everyday in our life. Poor people complaining about the lack of meat in their dinner. Rich people doesn't eat that much because the meat they have is not tender enough. Richer people don't eat their tender meat because today's their food tester is sick and they're afraid of poison. What these people have in common are they think "Why is GOD being unfair to me?". I assure you guys, GOD works in a very miraculous way.

Why does GOD create the 4 seasons when most people only longs for summer?

Firstly, not all people longs for summer. I know people who loves winter and the snowball fight that came with it.

Secondly, if it weren't for the other seasons, the summer boys and girls won't be longing for summer (Lampi guys won't get this second point).

Side Note: Lampi = Lambat pickup

Why there's only some leader but many followers and not vice versa?

With this many leaders we have already have 2 world wars, some bombings here and there; and country with famine. If there's more, there will be more wars, famine and bombings here and there.

And leaders lead. If there's equal amount of followers and leaders, we will be confused. Who's the boss? Who's the machai? If followers is smaller in numbers as compared to leaders, how can the leaders give orders?

Why student fail, pass poorly, pass "ok la"-ly but not pass with flying colors?

Japanese and Korean drama. That's why. But the main evil lies within the internet and the torrents it holds.

Why am I talking crap here?

I'm tired from the Amsterdam-Harlem-Den Haag-Vollendam-Edam Trip. And it's fecking (Okay, this is Irish style curse words) cold there. Luckily there's not a drop of rain. I think my prayers were answered.

Quote of the Day

"The journey is more important than the destination." - Alan Eppes, Numb3rs

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