‘Speechless’ as in Sir Lancelot was speechless when King Arthur who put on his unique chastity belt on Lady Guinevere, returned from the crusades??

“For seven Year olds there is much to learn from the Moral of story which will no doubt stand them in good stead to prepare them for Malaysian Society.” Jeffrey

Yes, soon we’ll have 10 year olds being shown the A,B,C of birth control!

“This affluent city-state of 4.5 million people is aiming to become a sanctuary for the world’s wealthy and their money, Asia’s answer to Geneva and Zurich.”

I would like to see the return of Bugis Street of old. The transvestites there looked more real than the girls I was with! Singapore should not only be Asia’s answer to Geneva and Zurich, but the Playboy Center of the world.

At least when Abdullah Badawi is not fast asleep we know where to look for him. Or when Najib is not murdering models from Mongolia or wants to take a break from Rosmah we would know where to look for him.

“Undergrad2 – u again. There’s always a limit to sin, sex and the sun.”
HORNBILL

Sorry guys! Winter is just over. Spring never came – instead we’re having summer with temperatures rising from the low 40s to the low 80s in a matter of three days! I guess I had too much sun and were ‘imagining’ things – and in this case about Malaysian parents in some cases learning sex along with their kids through what they see in videos. That characterization is not meant to be an accurate description of what is happening in Malaysia. My apologies to parents who may have read it for its lack of sensitivity.

And like you said earlier: “There’s always a limit to sin, sex and the sun.” I guess I had too much sun.

But I did say this earlier:

“Jokes aside, without doubt the headmaster should be expelled. In the United States the teacher who gave the permission will have his or her license to teach suspended.”

HORNBIL: Jefferey QC is only trying to sharpen his advocacy tools. I think he makes a great advocate.

“Ahhhhh….
This brings back memories of school, when the movies screened in the school hall were the classic John Waynes, The 3 Stooges, and of course, the timeless Tarzan movies.

If only the Kerishamuddin will recall that his old school was NOT segregated, that the students were of all races…” WFH

Oh, they screened such movies in your school halls? In that case I went to the wrong school. Mine was fond of screening classic movies about nothing. In one such instance that I remember and which survived the ravages of memory over the years was a film about a lot of people drinking beer and singing, “Drink, drink, drink….”

I would like to think that my addiction to drinking has something to do with this movie.

I didn’t realize how crowded Tokio could be until I bend down to tie my shoe laces whilst walking in the Tokyo train station and subways. I created a human traffic jam of unimaginable proportions and have yet to recover from the shock.

To escape from the waves of daily human migration, I would spend time after office in the many Pachinko parlors that littered the city of Tokio. When my fingers get a little tired of sending those shiny not-so-tiny lead balls around those pins, I seek refuge in the many small cinemas that dot the city and enjoy the latest in Japanese porn flicks i.e. until I learn later that others seek their refuge to rest their tired bodies and not go home because only losers would return home early. Their constant snoring meant that a quick exit would be necessary to preserve what is left of my sanity.

Malaysia screening R-rated movies to seven year old kids in schools?? Now who says Malaysia is not an ‘advance’ country?

Countries like the U.S. require 17-year olds to prove their age when they enter the entrance to an R-rated movie at its theaters – let alone screen them to 10-year olds in schools.

Yes. Yokohama!

I didn’t know how to tell the cabdriver where exactly I wanted to go. I told him “place with many flowers”. After several inquiries with a few other cabdrivers along the way, somehow he got it. It cost a bomb to take a cab to Yokohama from Central Tokio; the cab driver must have known that only a foolish gaijin in a hurry would do that. Needless to say he was very happy. He even waited for me. After that I supposed he didn’t have to work for the evening and must have gone home to be with his wife.

Oda-san, you cannot say you’ve been to Japan if you’ve not spent time playing pachinko. It is not to win but it is the cheapest form of entertainment in town available to salaried company men in grey and white. So you find a lot of these salaried men in grey pants and white shirts in their neckties playing pachinko and sleeping at the same time, after office hours. They are afraid to return to their homes early to face their wives because of the social stigma attach to it! The perception is you cannot be important to your employer if you reach home early! Neighbors would gossip – bad for the wives. Boy! How I wish I could work in Japan forever!

The Japanese, as you know, have developed the habit of sleeping and yet not sleeping to an art form. Well, either pachiko or karaoke; and karaoke or the bar is one place you don’t go unless you’re on an expense account.

Yes, it is important that gaijins understand the Japanese concept of ‘giri’ and abide by it.

Sorry guys to deviate from the topic – can’t resist the temptation.

Let us not blow this our of proportions!

No government be it run by the national coalition or by some other coalition would be so stupid as to allow the screening of such movies in school.

It is a bad cock-up by the headmaster and the teacher involved. Both should be disciplined. Why the headmaster?? Because that’s where the buck stops.