Author: Rilek1Corner

Menstrual Blood Vegetable & Nasi ‘Kang Kang’ Recipe

Last year, Indra Ningsih, an Indonesian maid, was charged in Hong Kong for allegedly adding menstrual blood into her Hong Kong employer’s food in an attempt to improve her difficult working environment.
The 26 year old Indonesian maid believed that the vegetable recipe she prepared, with her menstrual blood as an ingredient, would improve her strained relationship with her employer.

She was however caught in the act by her lady boss before she could proceed with her plan…

Read the full story here.

Some southeast Asian cultures believe that virginal fluids, including menstrual blood, have special supernatural powers and is commonly used by individuals and witch doctors in rituals.

In Malaysia, a somewhat related recipe is called nasi kang kang. According to Malay folklore, a woman who feeds her husband or boy friend with nasi kang kang can have absolute control over him.

It is a very easy recipe to follow – no advanced cooking skills are required. You just need patience. The female must squat (kang kang), without panties, over a pot of steaming hot rice (nasi) until the steam condenses at her muff and thighs. The condensed sweat and virginal fluids are then allowed to drip into the pot of rice. The fluids are then mixed thoroughly with the rice and served to the clueless man together with his favorite dishes.

There are many variants to this method. Some people say that it works only if done during a full moon, while others say that a full moon is not necessary.

Some women have reportedly improvised this recipe successfully by using claypot chicken rice. This method is useful for busy career women – just tar pau (take away) the claypot chicken rice from a shop and do the kang kang at home. Mix the damn thing up and serve it to the man.

No need to keep a pet dog, just get a man. A man can be just as obedient after eating nasi kang kang.

Caution: Nasi kang kang doesn’t work on all men. If it doesn’t work on him, then something bad will happen to you. Take note of this warning.

Source: http://bit.ly/1eT0WOO

February 12, 2014
Nenek Saniyah stays in Nursing Home shares bittersweet life stories

One of my favourite Malay rice stall is “Nasi Bawean” located along Desker Road. I was fortunate to have the owner who has been running the stall for over 30 years as my passenger yesterday.

Nenek Saniyah who is 77 asked me to take her to Salvation Army’s Peacehaven Nursing Home at Changi North to visit her husband. Along the way she shared with me how she raised 12 of her children with some “bitter-sweet” life stories. She said, “some young people today neglect their parents and think nothing about putting them in old folks homes.”

Then she paused and stared blankly out of the window, many memories must have rushed through her mind. Then she turned to me and said, “don’t be like those people, you must take care of your parents. Visit them often or at least call them frequently to know how they are doing.”

I helped her out of the cab upon reaching her destination. Held her hand until she was standing steadily, “My husband is already over 80 years old and I visit him everyday and bring him rice and dishes from the stall. He said that the hospital food is tasteless and until today, he still tells me that nothing beats my cooking. I guess that is his way of wanting to see me everyday lah.”

I offered to walk her up the steps to the entrance but she declined and instead told me to carry on with my driving. I took a long last look as she walked away, I wished the trip was longer than just 20 minutes for I would love to hear more of her stories.

I got back into my cab, turned on the “Busy” sign and yes, I drove immediately to see my mother.

Source: Ghazali Sadip

February 12, 2014
Malay/Muslim are losing faith in SAF

Handsome gerago, Jason Pereira defends the Singapore Muslims and rejects the idea that the SAF still fails to see anything beyond skin colour. He also claims that Singaporeans are losing faith in the system.

Do you agree with Jason?

Source: Jason Pereira

February 12, 2014
PERGAS’ RESPONSE TO HPB’S FAQ ON SEXUALITY

MEDIA STATEMENT

11 February 2014

PERGAS’ RESPONSE TO HPB’S FAQ ON SEXUALITY

This response is to record Pergas’ disappointment to the Health Promotion Board’s (HPB) recent FAQ on sexuality.

2 Pergas finds that the FAQ is insensitive towards the prevailing view of the Singaporean society. This is as reflected in the recent Institute for Policy Studies (IPS) survey which reported that 78.2% of Singaporeans views are generally conservative towards same-sex relation. As a national health board, Pergas is of the view that HPB should not have presented its FAQ in a manner that can be construed by some as tacit support in normalising same-sex relations.

3 Pergas views that the message should be directed at the importance of a traditional family unit rather than implicitly showing support towards same-sex behaviour.

4 Pergas would also like to note that the FAQ is in contrast to the state’s pro-family policy. The pro-homosexuality stance reflected in the FAQ undermines the traditional family unit which is essential in building our society.

5 Pergas would like to assert that the family unit is a fundamental institution of human society. According to the higher objectives of Islamic Law, the family unit serves to bring in new generation and preserve the existence of humankind. For that reason, Islam gives attention in establishing a family only through the legal marriage of a man and woman. Any form of extra-marital or same-sex relations are hence prohibited in Islam.

6 Notwithstanding the above, Pergas would also like to emphasize that in no way the ‘Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender’ or LGBT should be ostracised by the society. In line with the teachings of Islam which promote love and mercy, we must avoid rejecting them as individuals and should treat them with love and compassion.

7 Pergas also advise Muslim to convey the true message of Islam and guide our Muslims LGBT to the right path. Meanwhile, Pergas also encourages those Muslims who are facing sexuality issues, such as tendency towards homosexuality/bisexuality to seek proper religious guidance and psychological guidance from asatizah (religious teachers) and counselors who have knowledge on Islamic perspective in this matter.

8 Finally, Pergas wishes to state its readiness to be consulted on potentially sensitive issues such as this matter in the future. This is to ensure that the interests of all groups are represented in the consideration of government agencies such as HPB.

SINGAPORE ISLAMIC SCHOLARS & RELIGIOUS TEACHERS ASSOCIATION (PERGAS)

February 12, 2014
Indonesia ingin buat serangan siber terhadap Singapura

Salam sejahtera kepada semua pembaca dari admin Rilek1Corner.

Kami mendapat informasi bahawa ada kelompok orang Indonesia ingin melancarkan satu serangan siber terhadap negara Singapura.

Operasi serangan ini bertajuk #OpSingapura akan dilancarkan dalam masa yang terdekat menyusuli satu perselisihan faham diantara negara Singapura dan Indonesia mengenai kapal KRI Usman-Harun baru-baru ini.

Melihat situasi yang semakin tegang, kami di Rilek1Corner ingin mengingatkan semua terutama sekali rakyat Singapura tentang pentingnya bersatu-padu pada masa ini. Jangan berpaling tadah.

Semoga kita rakyat Singapura tabah menghadapi cabaran yang mendatang.

Sama-samalah kita mendoakan yang terbaik untuk negara kita.

February 11, 2014