the no benefit being fat fiasco

 by author Tee Lin Say (as pictured above)

BEING fat is never ever a good thing in face reading.

I know we place loads of emphasis on a meaty and chubby face for wealth and prosperity and, yes, those attributes are an absolute must when we evaluate a face for an overall good life.

However, blobs of fat in other parts of the body are always bad news.

If we are in a situation where we have to play “Spot the neck” or “Guess Who’s Preggers”, then Houston, yes we have a problem. May day! May Day! The elephant is in the house.

Let’s just use a very simple analogy. In the animal kingdom, think of all the animals at the top of the food chain. The lion, the panther, the cheetah, the tiger, and the list goes on.
What do they all have in common? Apart from being a very menacing lot, they are all slim and lithe. This is very unlike a pig, cow or panda, which cannot at all compare in terms of lethal qualities. Even in the ocean, the much smaller shark that lacks in size can sometimes harm whales.

You see, when one is too whale like, one simply cannot function properly. In the physical sense, how can one defend oneself? How can one be the most supreme especially in the competitive corporate world.
I would personally never bet on a person who is bordering on obesity. I know lots of people say that successful entrepreneurs and tycoons are fat.
That’s not true. They are definitely not thin and are perhaps on the meatier and more rotund side. There is thickness in the waistline, which is good for wealth. You don’t see tycoons with waspish waistlines.
The waspish waistlines belong to the salary driven person. The accountant who earns a high salary and leads a comfortable life, but will never be phenomenally rich.

So yes, tycoons aren’t exactly thin, but they are definitely not fat. They have fuller and more substantial figures. Not surprising too because they frequently wine and dine in the best places, but there is a control to how much they indulge.

Now isn’t control, the reason for their success? Obese people do not control.
Being fat is simply a sign of a person who lacks discipline. He indulges way too much.

Do you see any gargantuan rulers? Even if there are, their rule does not last long. When one is carrying so much weight about, they are literally burdened with deadweight. And as we all know, deadweight is weight which does not produce benefits. It simply drags a person down.

Sure, muscles are heavy too, but they give a person more power and make a person more attractive.
A jelly belly simply makes a person look more aesthetically displeasing and brings him a step closer to his grave.

Imagine yourself having to lug around an extra 50kg, whether it is while you are trying to close a deal, give a presentation or do an intense workout.

Roly polies just aren’t as agile or nimble as their leaner competitors. Their brains also cannot move as fast when their hearts are working extra hard to pump oxygen through their clogged arteries.

In society, unfortunately, obese people have a lower social standing. As much as I hate to say this, it is especially true for women.

So gals, if you’re bordering or even edging towards elephantine proportions, I would urgently suggest going for a run. Your best investment for the moment is a treadmill.
Forget going to the salon or for a facial. He won’t notice how the blonde highlights frame your pudgy and dewy smooth face.

His first few thoughts shall be: 600 pound baby elephant on the radar. Run.

In other words, he sees a fat girl who is not presentable, and one who does not take care of herself.
There are three types of fat which are of the absolute worst in terms of one’s face fortune.

It is always bad news when one has no neck. You know, when a person is so fat, that he his head looks as if it is directly connected to his body.I know many people will say that they this rich person, or that CEO who has this feature and is very successfully.Yes, perhaps for a fleeting while, but it will not last. The tide of lard will eventually come to sabotage the initial success.

This is your absolute worst kind of fat category to be in. This is a cardiac arrest waiting to happen.
There is no need to read one’s face when one already has such a body. First of all, this person will most likely be in denial of his situation.They aren’t exactly honest either. They tend to lie, and in many instance it is to make themselves look better in the public eye.

Not to be discriminatory, but this level of fat people are also lazier than usual. They aren’t doers. They are great talkers though. This is to mask the denial of their situation, and the great insecurity they have about their looks. They talk about anything else, to deflect attention from all that excessive weight.
This is nothing but a ticking time bomb. Not cool.

Everyone knows the Michelin Man. Comical in nature surely with that awful pear shaped body.
Now, this body formation is more negative for men than for women. Men with such body shapes typically face problems during their middle years. The late forties to the fifties.
Now just using plain common sense, fat in the stomach and waist are the absolute worst kind of fat to have.
It is known as visceral fat, and too much of this fat gives a person a way higher chance of heart diseases, diabetes and even infertility.

Unfortunately, this is a feature seen quite often in skinny men who don’t workout.
The effects start to become obvious mid thirties onwards. Quite a turn off isn’t it. The guy is thin, but he’s got a paunch which protrudes pretty obviously.

The worst is when the guy has a small waistline, but has a tummy. In Mian Xiang, this kind of people are normally said to be poor, middle ages onwards. Unfortunate waistlines are never associated with wealth.
The waist is an important indicator in seeing how well a person does. A small waist is never a good look. As I said earlier, we like a waist with a certain amount of thickness, as it shows wealth.

Hence, keep that waistline trim. It’s a huge indicator of how financially well a person does.

SO FAR ONE OF THE MOST HILARIOUS ARTICLES I HAVE EVER READ. IT'S NOT HER HALF BAKED OPINIONS THAT IRKED ME, BUT HER WRITTEN WORDS. IT DOESN'T MAKE SENSE TO ME WHAT SHE WAS TRYING TO SAY.

Original article: http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Community/2013/07/20/No-benefit-in-being-fat-Weight-gain-simply-drags-a-person-down-no-matter-what-Wheres-your-neck-Tummy.aspx

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rempits now sikals

Mat rempit
-a local Malaysian slang given to a group of teenage boys who like to race illegally and dangerously at the streets during the night.


This is an issue that is in the hearts of many Malaysians since ages ago, and now it looks like this activity has taken into another shape and form, with is not called Mat Sikal( sikal from the word basikal in the Malay language which means bicycle)


taken from the Star newspaper.

First Mat Rempit, now Mat Sikal
By R.S.N. MURALI
murali@thestar.com.my


MALACCA: They are young, ride 50kph on souped-up bicycles in groups and sometimes take part in races around the city on weekends for fun.


Taking a leaf from their more destructive cousins' the Mat Rempit, these teenage boys call themselves Mat Sikal.


A check by The Star yesterday showed that about 20 boys, with nicknames like Harges, KL Ties and Homage, were showing off their cycling skills in Jalan Penghulu Abas near the Malacca Court Complex in Ayer Keroh, Batu Berendam and Jonker Street.


Their antics caught the attention of many as they cycled at high speed on their altered racing bicycles with LED lights.


Some had loud horns to alert oncoming vehicles and pedestrians.

Riding for a fall?: A group of midnight cyclists riding around Kota Laksamana in Malacca on Saturday night.


One member of the midnight cyclists, who wanted to be known only as Rahman, said most of them were still in school.


“We usually gather on weekends as we can stay up until the early hours of the morning.


“We cycle around the city in groups and sometimes we organise races among ourselves,” he said, adding that unlike Mat Rempit, they were not into criminal activities.


Rahman said most of the group members altered their bicycles by changing to lighter frames.


He said the drop handlebars were also positioned lower than the saddles so as to give the riders an aerodynamic posture.

“The wheels are changed, using smaller tyres to give the bike easy handling and to enable the rider to pedal at his optimum strength,” he said.

Rahman said the modified bicycles could attain a speed of about 50kph.

Members, he said, would save up on their pocket money to finance their hobby.

He said the races were organised between groups from different areas like Batu Berendam, Klebang and Semabok.

“We do it for fun,” said Rahman. “There are no prizes.”

Rahman admitted there were a few who aped Mat Rempit stunts such as the wheelie' and superman' during races.

He said the boys were mostly well-behaved and avoided being a public nuisance.

“Our parents don't mind when we stay up late as we are not involved in any criminal activity.”

Two things I don' agree is that the speed and in which the kids told the journalist that their parents don't mind them staying up late because they are not involved in any criminal activities. that is stupid on the parent's part because they are kids and why are the kids staying up so late to cycle/race dangerously at that kind of speed.

Parents, why on earth are you letting your kids do those things when you know they are a million other things which is more beneficial like playing soccer, going camping etc. I called this being idiotic and the highest level.  

what do you thing fellow blog readers of mine?

in the news

honestly it very sad to have a name that sound like that, but I think what he did was unnecessary

Paul Henry resigns from TVNZ(3news.co.nz)

Malaysia hosting the world cup

Malaysia to discuss with Indonesia in hosting the World Cup(malaysia.news.yahoo.com)

from left: Dato Soh Chin Aun, Santokh Singh, James Wond and Hassan Sani

Why Malaysia shouldn't host the world cup:
 The pros:

• We are going to bring in an influx of monetary gains for the economy as well as promoting Malaysia as an awesome holiday destination 

the cons:

• We have not been doing great in terms of improving our football team performances in the local and Asean tournaments.
• Our government has been bias in developing sports outside of our country. Only a handful of sports get the recognition.(e.g. Squash and badminton are only a handful of sports that the athletes are send overseas to train)
• Our football team has been playing the game just for the sake of making some money to bring back to their respective families. Gone are the days when the Malaysian football team go all out playing for our country Malaysia. In other words TAK ADA SEMANGAT!!!( Don't have the will). I have heard so much of the days when Malaysia football legends such as Dato Soh Chin Aun, Santokh Singh, James Wong and Hassan Sani played. I heard that our Malaysian team also qualified for the 1980 Olympics. Now it seems like a very distant memory obviously.

Why Malaysia is able to host the Commonwealth games if you are asking? It is because we have good results in some of the games that give us credibility to host. Who would in the right mind give Malaysia to host the world cup.Until we do well in the international stages, I am strongly against Malaysia hosting the world cup. Jangan buat malu boleh tak( Don't humiliate can or not?)

the hey hey incident

questions :

1. Are the contestants racist
2. Should they have done a more tasteful performance?

My opinion:

Always be careful and think a lot of time first when it comes to doing something like that, because at the end of the day, it is hard

to please everyone

What is your take on this?What should have been done?

it's the people that makes the country

I was talking to my Indonesia friend on Yahoo Messenger and the conversation somehow ended with me saying this, "It's not the city/country that makes the people, but the it is the people that makes the city". I guess to put this phrase  into perspective, it's the people that shapes the places that they are in, the culture and the religion and the purpose of the city. So for me it's not about high skyscraper or cool innovative ideas or state of the art technology that one has, but it's the people that make the place of a city alive and vibrant. 

So what I like and love about my country???Well its the simple things like  the people that make the roti canai and the mamak stall in the corner of the road;where everyone comes together for a game of football at the mamak and get our blood pressure even higher when supporting our favourite team, or even different races can coexist together so harmoniously. 

So is it the city that makes the people? Or the people that makes the city/country?? for  you?

passenger seatbelt ruling

Overall the public was very positive about the new ruling, citing safety as their reason to backup the government's decision of the wearing the seatbelt ruling.   

The important question though is how those low income people with a lot of child going to fit into

 this policy. I wonder?? With this new policy now, only 3 passengers are allowed to be in the car, two behind and one on the front passenger seat. So let's say a family with 4 children. How on earth they are going to fit into the car with the new policy. Are those people going to be scott free from paying up fines just because that is the only car they can affort to buy and that is the only mode of transport the parents can go around with their kids? How about those people that have old cars without seatbelts on the passenger seats ?They really cannot afford to put in the seatbelts because of their low disposable income.  Will they be fined for not having seatbelts behind their car?

So at the end of the day, they should have different kinds of policy or different kinds of law for every different situation regarding this new seatbelt ruling. The propose fine of RM2000 beginning 1st of July 2009 is extremely harsh in my opinion. What do you think?