ShiokaLingam

just my personal take on the Lingam Tape issue...
I think you guys should take it easy on Dr.M. lo

I mean, the tape was taken like....in 2001/2002 rite? that was what....7 years ago?!
If i ask you details about what you did 7 years ago will you be able to tell me?
Of course you can't, because you also cannot remember what.....so long already...
some more people so old liao....how to remember wor....

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So election coming......how you Malaysians? Ready to vote yet?
Erm....I haven't gotten myself registered yet...Can i do it online ah?
teehee.....actually i never voted before loh......tsk tsk tsk...before you guys say shame on me, the previous was the first election that I was actually eligible to vote.... but i forgot why i didn't....
teeheee.....so i think i will vote this time. Gotta find out where and how i can register first...
I hope the opposition gives BN a run for their money........in hopes of a better and brighter future.

Twins separated at birth meet, get married

yes...thats right.......Twins separated at birth meet and get married!!!! What are the odds right?!
So sad........such a tragedy...sigh.....reminds me of some sad korean drama.
sob sob.......you can read more of it here.

LONDON - Twins who were separated at birth got married without realizing they were brother and sister, a lawmaker said, urging more information be provided on birth certificates for adopted children.

A court annulled the British couple's union after they discovered their true relationship, Lord David Alton said.

"Everyone has a right to knowledge about their lineage, genealogy and identity. And if they don't, then it will lead to cases of incest," Alton said during a telephone interview Friday.

Alton first revealed details of the unusual case last month during a five-hour debate about a bill that would change regulations about human embryology.

"I was recently involved in a conversation with a High Court judge who was telling me of a case he had dealt with," Alton said according to a transcript of the Dec. 10 debate. "It involved the normal birth of twins who were separated at birth and adopted by separate parents.

"They were never told that they were twins," Alton said. "They met later in life and felt an inevitable attraction, and the judge had to deal with the consequences of the marriage that they entered into and all the issues of their separation."