Thought no. 12

the people are fine,

it's a governmental crime,

for different people to fight over a dime,

when our voices sound just like a mime.

get taken away and put behind bars,

for speaking your mind,

they think you took it too far,

Far, far, man i think thats too far,

being unfair, that shit leads to war.

war and war, it leaves people so weary,

you got widows and orphans getting all teary,

all for the sake and the love of a country,

idols being idolized like Scotty McCreery.

martyrs litter the streets,

it smells like the pits,

we're back in '42 in camps with no place to sit,

man oh man, how did we come to this?

they fought in '57,

for our people to be even,

so that when they went to heaven,

our people could be citizens.

what happened to all the ideals of the past?

seems like somebody took it and sat on it with their ass,

and that we all forgot about it as time passed,

now we just fighting for power so we can get some ass.

jika anda tak faham, ku cuba melayu,

adakah kita semua tidak malu,

tentang cara kami menghormati menantu,

dan apa yang telah kami buat untuk Negaraku?

so here we are with a musical prose,

standing with my people with a folded arm pose,

we're a voting bloc with connections to those,

who speak the truth, not with some stupid ass hos.

Ah and so here we are again

Welcome welcome ladies and gentlemen.

Esteemed guests and captive audience for the next, oh wait, they're gone now. well, it was nice having your atten...there it goes again.

You ever find it hard to concentrate when someone is saying something, especially when they're just like mumbling to themselves.

It's hard man. It's like the guys going, "what would you do if you had a time machine? because here's what i would do..."

then you're thinking to yourself, "man, my balls are really starting to itch. oh wait, he's saying something, nope, no wait, he's just talking to himself again."

I talk to myself. yeah, its perfectly normal.

No, not that kinda talk to myself, where I say everything's going to be fine. I'm not that times emotional.

I'm more of having a conversation with yourself. where you say something, and the other guy says something else completely random and you're like, alright, wtf, lets go with it.

sometimes these conversations are so profound, its like you're talking a spiritual guide or something and other times, you take a second and think to yourself, what the hell did he just say, why am i even friends with this guy, oh yeah wait...

you know whats crazy though, i mean, besides the fact that a guy can have a nonsensical conversation with himself out of sheer boredom.

whats crazy is that people in mental institutions, probably don't really need to be there.

i mean, if you think about it, all it is are these bunch of people having a different view on life.

if we did that to all people who had a different view on life, we'd all be locked up in there, you know.

its like, some of these guys...and girls, lets not discriminate. i mean, i can be rude, but i sure dont discriminate.

all they have is a different view on life. like, this lady can imagine having a new kid every day. i mean, sure childbirth is hell and popping one out once a day is literally amazing, but hey, its her point of view and by golly george, if she wants one, there are a strangely overwhelming number of people who want to give one to her.

heck, if you found a number of people who shared her point of view, you could solve 2 of the worlds problems.

yeah but suffice to say the reason we're all sitting down here isn't necessarily for the humour.

its for the seriousness and the thought provoking madness that doth occur in thine minds.

such as, how we're all adjectives.

i'm fat, short, and ugly. i'm also a great liar.

see? its all to do with absolutes, that we're one thing so we can't be the other.

i mean, i can be fat, not saying i'm not. but i'm not as fat as...a whale. thats an expression by the way, look it up, its called literature you uneducated bastard.

short? next to a midget i could be yao ming.

ugly? well, yeah on bad hair days, nah i'm just messing with you, i have no hair. hence, i have no bad hair days and i'm just ugly all the time.

and also, if you think about it, people who are constantly happy most of their lives are probably psychos.

i mean, we're all entitled to bad days. sadness, depression. it'd be amazing if you got hit by a truck and you'd still be smiling. you'd be put in a mental hospital and eventually turn into a psychopathic killer constantly taunting batman.

we're all just human, lets accept we have bad days, post it on facebook, wait for replies about how we shouldn't be depressed and tell people thanks because what we really don't want to be is sad AND alone.

20/12/2012

As I write this, within a 12 month period the world has been rocked by magnitude defying natural disasters.

Earthquakes, tsunamis, inept corrupt politicians, drought, floods and people spewing prophecy about when the world will end.

Actually, to be more specific, human life may end but the world itself will supposedly implode upon itself at some point or the other or the sun will eventually turn into a black hole thus rendering life in its vicinity pretty much guaranteed death, in like 4 billion years.

Since thats going to happen anyway, and we're all going to die some time, why spend time worrying about it when life has so many more things for you to worry about?

Also, in every catastrophe, there is opportunity.

Eg. South Korean - North Korean stand off, currency dips, stabilizes, goes up. Or at least that would have been the theory.

Government losses of RM51 million for low cost housing over 3/5 years? It means that if managed properly, business's stand to make profits in excess of RM51 million via investment in low cost housing. This may pale in comparison to other large developments but its mostly to illustrate the point.

In fact, as I write this now, in Google News an article just popped up saying the Yen has increased in anticipation of the inflow of foreign funds into the country.

And other after effects of these are an increased need for insurance where instead of being sold, it will be bought.

Religious institutions will probably see an increase in their membership numbers.

Fire and rescue services will garner more attention as well as attention to engineers who had the foresight and design mastery to build monuments that survived this disaster.

More research into detecting earthquakes (or you could just build a dog translator, if thats easier), medical supplies will report increased profits, a round of stimulus to rebuild infrastructure, demand for bereavement services.

Within every negative event lies opportunity.

And that should apply to us all in our daily lives as well.

On an unrelated note, i have nothing else to say.