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Recently, I'm like the Green man. I wasn't the go ahead guy, neither was I the enviromentalist. I'm just Green.
IT's because of the shoe that I have, and somehow, that made me like green even more. And there are some jokes that happened with green things.
I was playing pool with my friend two days ago, and it was my friends turn and I was losing real badly and I started to concentrate. He hit the green ball and I was anticipating if the ball was to go in. It missed and it happened to stop right in front of where I stand. Then I was sort of happy, as it was in line with a ball towards a pocket. And I HIT THE GREEN BALL. My friend laughed so badly and I didn't know what happened. And he didn't know about the green joke. Imagine he did.
Another incident was yesterday when I happened to drag a green chair and sit. And he exclaimed "GREEN AGAIN?". Well I swore it was accidental.
Just now as it was brushing my teeth. I found that my tooth brush was green. I looked to my Rejoice shampoo and it was in a green bottle. Incidently, my Mom bought me a green bottle few weeks ago. ( Nine green bottles standing on the wall.....) My previous specs was somehow...... green~
If only my hair was green...It will be like grass...I'm a walking tree!!
I saw this blog when I hit the blogger bar... It's nice.. Take a look, it's from a Malaysian Guy..
Mean while, take a look @ the NEW SHAQ ...
http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/sports/basketball/9570639.htm
Here it goes..
Being involved in the insurance industry for so many years had taught me a lot of things. Example, in an event of a motor vehicle accident, Malaysians love to argue who was in the right and who was in the wrong. 'You kiss, you pay'. But it is not that simple. Its not about who's right and who's wrong. Yes, the are laws and bylaws governing all this but what Malaysians don't see are the hassles behind a motor vehicle accident.Let me give you an insight behind a motor vehicle accident claim. You are involved in an accident (regardless who's right, who's wrong), your vehicle is immobilize ( hopefully you are not injured), your car is towed to the district Police station. You spend about on average 2 hours there making a Police report, seeing the officer in charge on who's right, who's wrong then another officer proceeds to take photographs of your damaged vehicle.From there you proceed to a panel workshop repairer who will ask you to fill up claim forms for insurance claims purposes. You will have to furnish them with your IC, driving license, vehicle registration form, hire purchase agreement (if any) and insurance policy. Most of them which you don't carry with you. So, its another trip to the workshop. (remember, you don't have a car anymore. Taxi or friends again).After going thru all that, the waiting begins. The loss adjuster appointed by the insurance company will access the damages and will submit their adjustment to the insurance company. At the insurance company, the report will go thru stages of assessments before an approval will be issued. The workshop then receives the approval and starts repair works on your vehicle. On average, the approval will be issued in a month's time. The workshop will take another month to repair your vehicle depending on the severity of the damages. All in all, we are talking about 2 months without a vehicle.Rent a car if you wish but don't forget you are still required to pay your hire purchase installments. You are lucky if the vehicle is repaired to manufacturer's standards. If not, you are stuck with a 'unsatisfactory repaired vehicle'.Think about it. Is it worth going thru all that 'avoidable' hassles just to prove that you were in the right for not allowing the asshole to cut in front of you or driving like a race car driver just to prove you are capable?.Moral of the story: Drive carefully and be considerate. Going thru all that hassles is the consolation part. You might not even be alive after an accident. Berhati-hati di jalanraya.Being involved in the insurance industry for so many years had taught me a lot of things. Example, in an event of a motor vehicle accident, Malaysians love to argue who was in the right and who was in the wrong. 'You kiss, you pay'. But it is not that simple. Its not about who's right and who's wrong. Yes, the are laws and bylaws governing all this but what Malaysians don't see are the hassles behind a motor vehicle accident.Let me give you an insight behind a motor vehicle accident claim. You are involved in an accident (regardless who's right, who's wrong), your vehicle is immobilize ( hopefully you are not injured), your car is towed to the district Police station. You spend about on average 2 hours there making a Police report, seeing the officer in charge on who's right, who's wrong then another officer proceeds to take photographs of your damaged vehicle.From there you proceed to a panel workshop repairer who will ask you to fill up claim forms for insurance claims purposes. You will have to furnish them with your IC, driving license, vehicle registration form, hire purchase agreement (if any) and insurance policy. Most of them which you don't carry with you. So, its another trip to the workshop. (remember, you don't have a car anymore. Taxi or friends again).After going thru all that, the waiting begins. The loss adjuster appointed by the insurance company will access the damages and will submit their adjustment to the insurance company. At the insurance company, the report will go thru stages of assessments before an approval will be issued. The workshop then receives the approval and starts repair works on your vehicle. On average, the approval will be issued in a month's time. The workshop will take another month to repair your vehicle depending on the severity of the damages. All in all, we are talking about 2 months without a vehicle.Rent a car if you wish but don't forget you are still required to pay your hire purchase installments. You are lucky if the vehicle is repaired to manufacturer's standards. If not, you are stuck with a 'unsatisfactory repaired vehicle'.Think about it. Is it worth going thru all that 'avoidable' hassles just to prove that you were in the right for not allowing the asshole to cut in front of you or driving like a race car driver just to prove you are capable?.Moral of the story: Drive carefully and be considerate. Going thru all that hassles is the consolation part. You might not even be alive after an accident. Berhati-hati di jalanraya.