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  1. I deleted the previous thread I created titled "humourous news" because it was wayy too narrow and I found yet another article in The Star that I wanted to share.

    From the previous thread.
    There's no proper place for me to put these articles I find highly amusing, like the poor molested squirrel owner whose squirrel died the other day.
    And Star has a habit of giving some pretty funny articles.

    Like this one today.

    BIG BULL ISSUES.

    Gee. Poor she-bulls.

    And the one I wanted to share today.
    Tragedy
    Things like this seem a bit surreal, like, really? This shit really happens?
    =(

    Posted 11 months ago #
  2. “I only have another son and the house will definitely be quieter without my daughter,” she added. Leong hoped that the culprits responsible for her daughter’s death would be brought to justice.

    I also have a dog. He died. I think my cat would now be happier. I hope the vet can tell me what he died of. Sad? Who? Me?!

    (Okay, tasteless joke. But I can't help but note the horrible journalism involved in writing this story) Sigh. This is life - random, big, and sometimes very sad. How would her brother feel, living in the shadow of one such freak accident? =(

    Posted 11 months ago #
  3. Yeah Sam I wonder if some of them are real or not too.

    Fetish sex hubby needs psychiatric help, says exco man

    Posted 11 months ago #
  4. Hrmm, lemme take a shot at this:

    KUALA TERENGGANU: A 35-year-old man who inserted various objects, including his toes, into his wife’s private parts to satisfy his lust needs psychiatric attention immediately, Terengganu executive councillor Ashaari Idris said.

    Okay, wait. What does an exco (who is not, if I'm right, a medical doctor) have to do with a sexually deranged man again? And why is a newspaper reporter asking for his opinion, of all people?

    Ashaari, who is also state Welfare, Community Development and Women’s Affairs Committee chairman said, the man, from Besut, needed help ...

    Oh! I get it! He's in charge of state welfare! That makes sense now ... our politicians are, after all, prescient all-knowing prophets elected by God to have extraordinary knowledge and power and wisdom and sight.

    ... before he preyed on others, particularly young girls to satisfy his sexual desires.

    So when I have problems with my wife, I am immediately suspect of future sexual predatorship. Wow. I never knew that. Right. Very logical. But must be true right? Because exco said so!

    The man’s 28-year-old wife lodged a report against her husband last Monday, alleging that he had inserted various objects into her private parts.

    But the police were not quoted, oh no, intelligent god exco was.

    “This man should be referred to a psychotherapist to treat his sexual disorder before he targets innocents,” he told The Star yesterday.

    SUCH GENIUS! SUCH WISDOM! SUCH OMNISCIENT SIGHT!

    Ashaari said the wife claimed that she endured much pain each time the couple had intercourse because of the husband’s actions.

    If I stick a toe up your vagina, Mr Ashaari, assuming that you are female, you would be in pain too.

    “The wife could no longer tolerate the man’s sexual acts and she lodged a report against him.

    Actually, no la. She lodged a report because she thought it would be fun.

    “This is a rare thing in our society, especially in a small place like Besut,” he said.

    Rare?! Where got? It is so common that MY MATHER AND FATHER AND ALL MY FRIENDS PUNYA MATHERS AND FATHERS ALL STICK TOES UP THEIR RESPECTIVE HOLES EVERY TIME THEY HAVE SEX. (Of course it's rare la, you don't need to tell us for us to know it's rare ...)

    In her report, the housewife alleged that her husband had tried to insert his toes into her private parts again at 1am on Monday, triggering a heated argument between the couple.

    Oh yes, intrepid reporter. You could have told us that before you quoted Mr. Exco, like, I dunno - the start of the friggin article?!

    ...

    I sometimes wonder at the ability of Malaysian journalists.

    Posted 11 months ago #
  5. also, the one about the kid who died that sam linked, its totally irrelevant. wtf does straight As have to do with being killed by a snatch theft. *shakes head*

    Posted 11 months ago #
  6. Well, it would make for a more sensational headline, considering the fact that in Malaysia - an exam oriented society - top exam scorers are worshiped in the press. But ooh, look! More gods are quoted in the last two paragraphs!

    Meanwhile, Skudai assemblyman Dr Boo Cheng Hau hoped that the police would increase security in Taman Ungku Tun Aminah and its surrounding areas.

    Meanwhile, Johor police chief Deputy Comm Datuk Mohd Mokhtar Mohd Shariff said police would speed up investigations into the matter.

    I'm beginning to think that Malaysian reporters follow a set of principles - like, I dunno, 10% facts, and 90% ASK A MINISTER FOR HIS OPINION.

    Posted 11 months ago #
  7. haha. half of the top headlines in TheStar online looks like they were from The Onion. LOL

    Posted 11 months ago #
  8. So the Indonesian Sweeping things has been going on for quite a while now [I will refrain from making crude jokes about sweeping and maids I will refrain I will I will I will]

    BUT OMG VERY FUNNY LA THE WAY THEY'RE GOING ABOUT IT.
    Read this article =)

    Invasion Outline

    My favourite part.

    On Oct 8, Adian claimed, about 300 Indonesians – trained in ilmu kebal (black magic) which makes them invincible to sharp objects and bullets – would invade Malaysia by attacking Malaysian towns in the island of Borneo (where Indonesia’s Kalimantan and Malaysia’s Sabah and Sarawak are located).

    “From Pontianak (in Kalimantan) we will cross to Kuching (in Sarawak) and capture it. And then we will go to the next town. And from Nunukan (in Kalimantan) we will cross to the next town,” he said.

    “What is that town?” I asked Adian, Bendera’s war strategist.

    “I don’t know the name. But it is the town that we are going to capture,” he declared.

    *Giggle*
    Lock your doors people. Especially if you're in "next town".
    He might have to come asking for directions.

    Posted 11 months ago #
  9. That wasn't bad writing, actually.

    “I’m not gila (crazy),” said Adian. “We have good reasons to attack Malaysia. Only crazy people attack (another country) without any reason.”

    Oh, sweet irony.

    Posted 11 months ago #
  10. kimmmmmmm
    Member

    Crap.

    Posted 11 months ago #
  11. I should've just named this thread news. But meh!

    A Man. Married. His. Pillow.

    ZOMFGBBQHEGOTISSUES!

    Posted 6 months ago #
  12. And just now I was looking for some information and came across this.

    Oh. Gosh.

    Posted 5 months ago #
  13. ...

    Suddenly, I realised that since the reporters aren't allowed to speak on many 'sensitive' issues, this must be how they pass their time.

    Seriously. Can't point out the flaws of the country? S'alright, I'll go find some hapless woman who was randomly groped and whose squirrel died and talk about that. Then I'll ask some important person to comment on that.

    That bull is big, I'm scared just looking at it.

    Posted 5 months ago #
  14. That headline is not only grammatically incorrect, it is also incredibly weird to the point I had to stop eating my strawberry yoghurt for a while.

    Kind of has a I can haz cheezeburger feel to itXD
    Except this is more I no wash anus.

    Like 5 seconds long while.

    Full article here. [Headline in the article is grammatically sound though!]

    Posted 3 months ago #
  15. ^ Samsi, they edited the heading. LOL The Star

    Posted 3 months ago #

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