Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
The Voluntary Human Extinction Movement
Whenever i get caught in a traffic jam or got stuck in a crowded place, the one thing that's is in my mind is "Where did all these people come from?"
The members of the website I'm about to share have a different idea.
www.vhemt.org - The Voluntary Human Extinction Movement
No, they are not out bombing or killing people, however these guys seems to have a different idea, That is to convince people to stop breeding. Interesting idea but don't see how it will work without killing people.
“May we live long and die out” - vhemt motto
Have a Great Day,
Dennis
The members of the website I'm about to share have a different idea.
www.vhemt.org - The Voluntary Human Extinction Movement
No, they are not out bombing or killing people, however these guys seems to have a different idea, That is to convince people to stop breeding. Interesting idea but don't see how it will work without killing people.
“May we live long and die out” - vhemt motto
Have a Great Day,
Dennis
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Monday, November 2, 2009
A note to remember
James Khor Wan Kai is a 20 year old student from Penang, who wants to be someone extraordinary in the near future.
On the 1st of November James and 4 of his friends traveled to Batu Berangkai Waterfall for to enjoy the great outdoors.
Unfortunately, James life was cut short as he and 2 of his friends, Yew Shy Gin and Yew Ghim Chnieh, drown after they were swept away by strong current at the Batu Berangkai Waterfall located at Kampar. Their bodies were found one kilometer away from the spot where they were swimming and enjoying the waterfall. The only surviving person from the group was lucky that a villager manage to pull him out of the water, he suffered cuts, bruises and most likely is now still in disbelieve that he had lost his friends.
This is the kinda of thing I'm sure most people want to avoid for any outdoor activities, when hiking make sure that the group move in one group so that everyone can look out for each other. Make sure that there are a few people who are experienced for the event, having someone with knowledge of first aid is important too.
And to the rest
Enjoy mother nature, but don't be reckless and always watch out for each other.
Have A Great Day.
Dennis
On the 1st of November James and 4 of his friends traveled to Batu Berangkai Waterfall for to enjoy the great outdoors.
Unfortunately, James life was cut short as he and 2 of his friends, Yew Shy Gin and Yew Ghim Chnieh, drown after they were swept away by strong current at the Batu Berangkai Waterfall located at Kampar. Their bodies were found one kilometer away from the spot where they were swimming and enjoying the waterfall. The only surviving person from the group was lucky that a villager manage to pull him out of the water, he suffered cuts, bruises and most likely is now still in disbelieve that he had lost his friends.
This is the kinda of thing I'm sure most people want to avoid for any outdoor activities, when hiking make sure that the group move in one group so that everyone can look out for each other. Make sure that there are a few people who are experienced for the event, having someone with knowledge of first aid is important too.
R.I.P to the victims of the November 1st 2009 Batu Berangkai Waterfall Incident
wanted to travel all travel point in Malaysia before i finish my bachelor degree program..
but always feel not motivated and didn't move my ass on it..
well..
something happened make me decided to move now..
life is short..
life is unpredictable..
we just dunno what will happen next and what will things become next..
James Khor's blog entry on the 13th of October 2009
http://jameskhor.blogspot.com
And to the rest
Enjoy mother nature, but don't be reckless and always watch out for each other.
Have A Great Day.
Dennis
Sunday, October 25, 2009
Let's Forgive
With this video I beg for forgiveness from my friends and family who used to read my blog. forgive me for I've forsaken this blog. :P
More importantly, do learn to forgive simply because a relationship/friendship is worth more than an apology.
Have A Great Weekend
Dennis
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