October 26, 2012

Seduction Alvin-Vivian Style

What now, my love?
It may not be as hot as when it first exploded onto the blog screen but many are scouring the internet for the three videos.

Many were fortunate to see the couple at the climactic  heat of the moment.

Now, you may be lucky it the videos even 'open' for you to enjoy these lusty moment of hot sexual pursuit.

The sex-rape video was nothing great so I was told.

Narcissistic Cam-whores?
The oral episode was again another let down but the Last Tango in Kuala Lumpur was sexually quite aggressive  I was informed.

Apparently it was somewhere between pink and blue.

So, while Alvin  faces the Disciplinary Board of NUS, I wonder what is Vivian doing these days?

The Losing of the Pot of Del Oro

Glitter is All gone
For many, after 4 years of receiving hibah, nothing could possibly go wrong. At more than 30% annual returns, they were awashed in moolah while their poorer cousins had to tolerate the low fixed deposit regime of an average 2.8%.

To lend authenticity to their name, the company brought in the King, The First Lady Rosmah and obviously Mr Gold is God ex-PM, Mahathir at their functions.

It was all rosy as an impending Mediterranean holiday package when it all caved in. On both sides of the Causeway, Genneva was raided by the authorities.

Mama Mia! It's All gone!
Now, the Deputy Finance Minister seems to point to the fact that the operations of this company was 'all mist and mirrors' and have been operating a Ponxi scheme of sorts. Liabilities was more than assets.

For those who gave in their life-savings to these scheme ,woe betide and they may not crawl out of this hell hole forever. May be in another life!


Just like how they screwed up the Astro IPO by selling a debt ridden Astro, do not trust the Malaysian  authorities. Not the current politicians and always, not any ex-PMs.

These ex-PMs do not do magic. Not on the job, never when out of the job!

All that glitters is not gold!

Les Miserables!
T'is but a valuable lesson to learn when your nest-egg is all gone!

An Eggnest Bears Fruit

An Egg-nest in Your Hands
When my son was 4 years old, I bought into an annuity for him so that part of his educational expenses at the tertiary level will be financed therefrom.

It's that time now.

After collecting back my initial outlay, we have to be reimbursed for the fees that we have paid the university.

Growing a Future

The annuity managed by KOOP Malaysia pays out  twice a year based on  academic results.

If a beneficiary fails to make the mark, he cannot collect the next disbursement due.

Those beneficiaries that quit their courses will also lose as what is left in their account will be shifted to the residual account to support other students on longer courses.

A Small Harvest
So, my son has to work doubly hard to get this annuity payout.