Latest news!! Pokémon GO, dorang bina track laluan bentuk nama Allah.
So player akan pijak2 nama Allah!! Astafillah. No wonder this game is so bloody hot!!
Not only that, erti nama Pokemon ialah AKU YAHUDI!!
Pls do share around.
Source: Suzie Sohana Safari
Singapore is still breeding a bunch of inessential pessimistic individuals who are strong joykillers of Pokèmon Go.
“I would rather spend my time with my family.” “I prefer doing other useful things other than finding for virtual animals.” “Why find Pokèmons? Doesn’t give you actual money, also.” “So anti-social, everywhere looking at their phones.” “Just waiting for someone to get killed by a car.”
If you don’t play, you can stuff your opinions up where the sun don’t shine.So you’re the minority where your voices aren’t heard, you don’t go out to enjoy being around other Pokèmon catchers, you don’t drain your battery finding virtual rare animals, basically ’cause you’re just being a whining grouch.
We have families actually going out together all around Singapore, enjoying each other’s company, getting excited and they’re…..happy. Singapore is just so stressed out with what’s going on and that’s what we need. Happiness.
If you find happiness within the 4 walls of your house, well, HERE, HAVE A MEDAL, then. If you’re not into all this hype, then shush, honey.
We have all been to (almost) every part of Singapore but with Pokèmon Go, you get to experience certain places where you’ve never been to before….with your family and friends.
Basically we’re happy doing what we do and we don’t owe the minority of you nothing. We never used your money for Pokè Coins, Pokè Balls, or Lure Modules. You guys don’t get us who enjoy a game, neither do we understand your choice for being a sourpuss.
Have a great National Day, and we’ll probably see you guys outside your house because there’s a Dratini. Toodles!
Source: Rabiatul Adawiyah Yusak
Pendayung negara, Saiyidah Aisyah Rafa’ee yang berlumba di lorong kelima gagal mara ke separuh akhir acara scull perseorangan.
Aisyah menamatkan perlumbaan suku akhir pertama yang bermula sekitar 8.10 malam tadi (9 Ogos) di kedudukan terakhir di tempat ke-6 dengan catatan masa 7 minit 56 saat.
Meksipun gagal melangkah ke separuh akhir, catatan masa Saiyidah dalam perlumbaan ini lebih baik daripada prestasinya di peringkat saringan iaitu 8 minit 44.71 saat.
Apa pun, penyertaan Saiyidah ini merupakan satu detik bersejarah kerana beliau merupakan pendayung negara yang pertama bertanding di Sukan Olimpik.
Source: http://berita.mediacorp.sg
Tak boleh tahan Malays “step abang-abang and kakak-kakak” saying people playing Pokémon Go are childish. Kononnya “matured adults”, tak “ikut trend bodoh budak-budak sekarang”.
The real reason is probably you have a sucky smartphone (or no smartphone at all), you’re really behind the IT curve or you lack the wherewithal to play (can’t play using prepaid line, you know).
Some of us have stepped up Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs. This is how we relax and have fun. Takkan nak hisap gam ke amik dadah je kerja kita, kan?
Jangan nak bagi alasan. Leave those who enjoy playing alone. Tak mintak kau tanggung pe.
Source: Abdul Malik Mohammed Ghazali
Universiti Teknologi Nanyang (NTU) menerima kohort terbesar mahasiswa perubatan tahun ini, seramai 108 orang.
Jumlah itu kenaikan seganda berbanding 54 mahasiswa pada tahun pertama pengambilan pelajar pada 2013. Mereka dipilih daripada 800 pelajar yang membuat permohonan.
Kebanyakan mereka mendapat lebih daripada tiga A bagi keputusan GCE ‘A’, atau markah Baccalaureate Antarabangsa (IB) yang hampir sempurna.
Salah seorang mahasiswa perubatan NTU ialah Nadia Nasuha Mohammad Nazri, yang terdorong menjadi seorang doktor, setelah menjaga ayahnya yang menghidap barah dan datuknya yang menjalani pembedahan.
Nadia Nasuha. (Gambar: NTU)
“Saya mahu memilih kerjaya yang penuh bermakna dan saya mahu membuat sumbangan yang bermanfaat kepada orang lain. Dan sebagai seorang doktor, saya akan dapat menolong orang dan membuat sumbangan yang penuh bermakna kepada masyarakat,” ujarnya.
Source: http://berita.mediacorp.sg