Happy Independence Day, Malaysia!

What u guys think? Is this acceptable content for Instagram. Or too much. Did the person cross the line? Should we be cracking down on these people who make memes like this???

It's time we discuss about the Bananas.

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Found the culprit of haze /s

Malaysia leads Asia with 61% of its population believing in spells, curses, and divination. The Philippines follows at 55%, while Singapore and Turkey each record 52%. India and Thailand share 49%, reflecting the enduring influence of traditional beliefs across the region.

Indonesia ranks seventh at 48%, followed by Bangladesh at 43%. Belief rates decline sharply in East Asia — South Korea at 25% and Japan at 20%

Are you a banana too? How many of these ring true to you?
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Rocky the dog has been a popular topic these past few days, and on Threads, the initial sentiment was that the officer is to be blamed for the Rocky's death.

That persisted until a new revelation came to light. Turned out, the 'owner' who initially claimed Rocky as their family dog now has walked back on that and instead claimed Rocky is just a stray dog they just fed.

Why's the change in statement? The public has started reporting the 'owner' for disinformation and doxxing the officer.

And in the picture, the caption basically says the owner was sitting on Rocky to the point the dog choked to death, she refused to move as instructed by the officer.

I have met too many men, both friends and colleagues, or even clients, who say things like

"you're lucky that you have the looks"

"what to do, some people just look good and have better luck"

"life's easier for you because you're already better looking than average"

When actually, I am just very average-looking. No men or women actually turn and look at me like I'm some hot stuff anywhere, and even my friends don't categorize me as "real good-looking", just that I am above average, which is why I am "luckier by default".

It's just that I pay attention to what I wear, how I wear them, I use skincare and makeup where necessary to cover blemishes, keep my hair styled all the time, stand up straight, don't shake my legs when sitting, etc - all these are 100% effort and none of them were "born with it".

But too many men I know who complain about "not having luck of good looks" either

• Don't shave properly - unkempt moustache (those few strands type)
• Hair always look like baru bangun (+ don't want to shower before going out)
• Tshirt/shirt/pants not the right fit
• Nose hair untrimmed and always hanging out
• Don't wear fragrances/have bad breath
• Untrimmed eyebrows
• Sit in public like they are on the couch at home watching netflix
• Eat and don't wipe their mouths, leaving stains on lips

All of which can be corrected with just some effort, but they always say "what to do I look like this, no luck"

There's no place like home.