Recommendation: LeckerEis Premium Ice-Cream, Bandar Seri Putra, Bangi

If you live or have visited Bandar Seri Putra and love ice-cream, I suggest going to the pasar malam every Tuesday and Saturday and pay a visit to this ice-cream stall. It is called LeckerEis (means 'yummy ice-cream' in German), owned by a Malay lady and her German husband. Here, they sell tasty home made gelato and sorbet. It is priced at RM5 for a cup containing three scoops of either gelato or sorbet, and you can mix three different flavours.

Trying Out KFC's Zinger Cheezilla Burger (2018)

Image courtesy of KFC Malaysia.

(NOTE: THIS ARTICLE WAS WRITTEN AND PUBLISHED IN 2018)

It has been a while since I last went to KFC for a meal. Recently, KFC Malaysia launched a new burger called the Zinger Cheezilla, which is essentially a Zinger burger with an additional Mozzarella cheese patty. And so, I went to a KFC restaurant in my area and bought one combo set, priced at RM 16.90.

Making Chicken Mayo Onigiri

Chicken Mayo Onigiri.

It has been a while since I last made onigiri. Ever since my sister bought for me an onigiri mould, I can now make onigiri more easily. And so, I would like to show how I made Chicken Mayo Onigiri, this time, using the onigiri mould to make it.

'Jalan-Jalan' Tuesday, 20/03/2018: Rice Bowl, Ice-Cream and Ramune

Waiting for the Komuter train to arrive.

As my mother went for a holiday trip with my sister for five days, I was by myself at home. So, I decided to go for a trip on my own. On that day, I went to Mid Valley Megamall first, then to Sungei Wang Plaza and Berjaya Times Square before going home; Although it was not a shopping spree, but a simple 'Jalan-Jalan'.

Wasting One's Time

Wasting One's Time. This is what I highly disliked and also what I frequently see whenever I go out of my house to run errands or picking up my niece from her kindergarten. Everywhere, there are these certain group of people who enjoy wasting their time to the point of making other people angry.

And so, below are the three places I encounter with these annoying slow-pokes:

Random Rant: Witness A Robbery, Bash The Jobless

As the title says, whenever someone witnessed a robbery or theft, whether it's right in front of their eyes or watching videos, photos or news articles of it from their gadgets, they would often resort to unemployment bashing. I can still remember on one news article posted on Facebook about a snatch theft that resulted in the victim's death, one netizen's response is by typing the following sentence: 'too lazy to work'.

Seriously, why are these netizens so ignorant?

Unemployment Bashing: Just Another Form Of 'Clickbaiting' (Updated: 03/09, 2005 Hrs)

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This screenshot of a news article from BERNAMA on December last year, shared by The Reporter a.k.a. My Media Hub, is a notorious example of unemployment bashing as a form of Clickbaiting practiced by viral media websites.

Untold Good Deeds: A Young Man, an Old Lady, and a Trolley (Updated: 10/02, 2215 Hrs)

Note: This writing is based on a true story that happened on the month of March, 2017. This is not an urban legend, fairy tale, or some 'Friend Of A Friend' (FOAF) stuff.

CCTV Cameras

1. CCTV Cameras. These cameras are typically installed in shops or outside buildings as a form of crime deterrence. Whoever commits any form of crime in areas with these cameras will have their actions captured on video.

2. Unfortunately, I frequently see CCTV videos of theft and robbery are being misused by the viral media to bash and humiliate the unemployed and jobless as lazy, making it a rather insulting form of clickbaiting practiced by the viral media.

Why Are Good Deeds Of The Unemployed Never Go Viral? (Updated: 10/02, 2155 Hrs)

This image, courtesy of SiakapKeli (original post here), shows a viral post in 2015 about a medical assistant helping an elderly woman.

Whenever I read viral news on the internet about someone doing a good deed, it will always be someone with a job (example: civil servants); So far, in Malaysia, at least, I have yet to see anyone viralling a good deed by an unemployed person.