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Simon and Mott have just pledged to MAKNA. Thanks a lot to both Simon and Mott!

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I refer to the article on The Star, WooHoo-ing teens flee in the nu-de. According to the article, some group of teenagers were caught WooHoo-ing in their cars but fled off when they were approached by the police. Some of them even rammed into the police cars. Some couples were believed to have drove na-ked a few kilometres before putting back on their clothes.

My biggest worry with such an attempt to catch these teenagers is safety. Naturally, the teenagers would be totally freaked out and just want to get out of the place and away from the police immediately. They will definitely be speeding recklessly on the road to try and outrun the police. When the road has a na-ked, anxious and worried boy driving at high speeds, the road becomes a very dangerous place.

So it has come to my attention that maybe the police need to have a better method to stop and apprehend the group of teenagers instead of sneaking up to them while they are “at it”. Other road user’s lives are at stake here!

This usually happens when I’m in a room where the floor is carpeted. After some time, whenever I touch metal objects (eg. metal cupboard, door noob, tap water, car etc) I will get a static shock. Sometimes, it is the shirt that I wear that accumulates static charges. It may sound trivial but when that happens often enough, I get paranoid when I’m about to touch any metal objects.

There is a “wrist band” that computer technicians wear on their wrist (of course — wrist band ) to drain away any static charges from the body. I’m seriously thinking of getting myself one of those. However, it would be wacky to do so. Therefore, the easiest way to avoid static shock is to open door knobs with a cloths instead. Or, you can always go barehanded and get a tiny shock.

I remember seeing the video commercials below when I was over at Singapore during the Live Earth weekend. These Live Earth commercial videos were playing on Channel 5 non-stop it got a little irritating at times. Anyway, what’s important is the message. We need to save the earth before it’s too late.

Recycle unwanted papers:

Use recycled kitchen towel:

Proper use of energy:

It’s miraculous how little things like this could add up. Off the lights when not in use. Answer the call.

My previous post was published 20+ minutes late because my Internet connection (TMNet) was down for more than half an hour. I gave up hope on the damn connection coming back up already. As I was planning to go to the nearest cybercafe and continue this blogathon, I saw the signal on the modem which indicates the line is back up again.

This sucks. TMNet suck! Well, at least that’s what I found out after searching for “tmnet suck” at Google. Plenty of bloggers have complained on TMnet’s not up to the par service. Many have complained that “TMNet sucks!”

Baarrrgeerrr….

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Two people, sweetcontemplation and Vincent Chow have just pledged to donate to MAKNA. Thank you to the two of you!

This will be the 42th instalment of the 49 post blogathon. Myself and a few hundred others have stayed up blogging for the past 20 and a half hours. There are only another 3 and a half hour to go. That’s the problem.

It may look like there are only another 3 and a half hour to go but it feels like there are still another 3 and a half hour more to go. LOL.

I have 3 guest posts in my hands earlier on. My strategy was to put the posts up one by one when I was “dry” or needed some time to rest. Unfortunately, I’ve used up all my 3 “help-lines”. My Streamyx is having connection problems now. Oh well, it’s Streamyx. What more can I ask of it?

So close yet so far. Food and my bed is the biggest temptation right now.