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Site Title : A Little To The East (A Sabahan in KL)
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Date added : Dec 18 2007
Last Fetched : 09:05PM Jul 04 2008

Tinggi tinggi Kinabalu...

This is probably familiar to most Sabahans out there.And now for a different version of this song... Happy Kaamatan people!

Stupidity...

It's not often that I blog about things just simply because they bug me.My criteria for posting on this blog has always been this - STICK TO THE THEME! STICK TO THE THEME!Well, actually I won't be breaking >>

Spotlight's on us!

Hey, guess what?All eyes are on us again...If all the speculations about the impending jumps are true, then I can see it now in the front pages of the newspapers...SABAHANS JUMP!*ribbit**ribbit*

Only in name....

The Malaysian Bar.National Union of Bank Employees (NUBE).National Union of Journalists (NUJ).What do these three bodies have in common?They are but a few examples of how the words "national" and "Malaysian" >>

Sabah is moving up!

Pesat membangun sudah negeri kita tau...Why?Because after years and years of encountering blackouts without batting an eye, we finally made it to the national news this time.Of course, I gotta admit a >>

Jumper

No, I'm not talking about this movie...I'm not talking about the song by this band either... It actually has a little something more to do with this little fella...It's been nearly a month since the 2008 >>

In search of halia...

I know... I know... it's been... A LOOOOOOONG WHILE since I last posted.Was SO tied up with work for the past couple of months that I had no more energy left to erm... entertain you guys. (I SO perasan >>

Same Words... Different Meanings (Update)

I did a little asking around with some of my Peninsula friends and a Sarawakian colleague.One friend from Johor said "pantat" also means buttocks there. But then again, another friend from Johor said she >>

Distance... and how a Sabahan conveys it...

Sabahans have a unique way of letting people know just how near or far something or some place is.Just listen to how they pronounce the words "sini" (here) or "sana" (there).Here's a rough guide:1. When >>

Same words, different meanings....

I remember this was one of the first things a friend of mine pointed out when he came back to KK for holiday from studying in KL.Be careful with the phrases that we love to use back home whenever we're >>

Fact or Myth: Sabahans are generally a corrupt lot.

So what do you think?Is it true? Are Sabahans really that corrupt? Can Sabahans be bought that easily?Okay, maybe the more appropriate question is this - Are Sabahans more corrupt than the average Malaysian?Let's >>

Sunset in North Borneo...

Ahhh... it's good to be home... Where the beach is just a few minutes' drive away... Where I can just relax and do nothing... And sleep until noon everyday (although I should stop doing that). It's funny >>

To my Peninsular Malaysian friends and readers....

Of late, I seem to have gotten a little carried away with my views and comments.My last few postings probably seemed a bit anti-West Malaysians.For that, I'd like to apologize to you, you and you if I've >>

Bah...

Simple, yet diverse.This is probably one of the most common words used by Sabahans.And no, it's not just when we speak Malay but even English as well.It's one of those words that makes a Sabahan feel right >>

The singer vs the space tourist....

This topic is purely accidental. I was google-ing Che'Nelle's song "I fell in love with a deejay" just now because I was trying to find out how to spell her name. I wanted to post something else that >>

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