Jika Hanya Menonton

Jika Hanya Menonton

Kita hanya menonton
bukan berlakon
kita hanya melihat
bukan membuat
akhirnya orang mendapat
kita terkulat-kulat.

Kita hanya memerhati
bukan menyertai
kita hanya hendak
bukan bertindak
akhirnya orang ke puncak
kita tidak.

Kita hanya mengidam
tidak menanam
akhirnya orang memetik buah
kita di bawah
mengharap ihsan
orang kesian
jika diberi sebiji dua

Sedang tanpa usaha
tidak akan berjaya
seperti padi
tak akan menjadi
atau dapat dituai
jika hanya duduk menanti
dan tidak disemai

Mesej Syahdu...

(one picture removed due to a complaint...)

Mesej syahdu.... Kalau gambar tu rasa kecik tak boleh nak baca, click jer atas gambar tu, untuk bagi besar...

Courtesy from Bricksmind Digital Forensic.

Fake Bank Note : Malaysia RM50

Front
Reverse

RM50 Malaysia, fake bank note. The first time I ever encountered high-tech fake note. Unlike to RM100 fake note from the earlier post, this one seems to be the most carefully made. The only thing it failed if someone with average knowledge hold it is that, the light scanner. The note appears to be seeminglessly genuine, and only a closer look can reveal its quality. It has everything appears to be on genuine note, the front silver strip, the silver line embedded, the shady Agong pic, and serial number. The one who made this has everything he needed in order to produce this copy.

If someone need to have a close examination for the note, please contact me, so i can send higher resolution pic which around 25MB per side.

Acquired from Sungai Dua convenience shop (paid him the money he lost, RM50, and he gave this note to me) yesterday.

Information about this particular forgery note has been updated at:
http://www.exonumi.com/?page=publish&id=1.38.BN.957a1

Forgery Bank Note : Malaysia RM100

Front
Reverse

This is a fprgery RM100 Malaysia bank note. I just acquired this from a friend who run a business. His cashier was bump by a motorcyclist who want to fuel his motor by using this note for only RM5.

Intestesting note about this note is that,
1. The front silver strip was taken from original RM1o note, but extended another 4mm with blank silver sticker.
2. Two zeroes re-embossed using marker.
3. On the reverse, 6 lines seem to be glued, but closer looks reveals non-straight line.
4. The printing appears to be fade, probably printed using jet-ink printer, poor quality type of paper.
5. The shade of Agong to be printed as watermark, therefore it appears all the time.


New observation and new article about this forgery banknote has been posted here, kindly check:
http://www.exonumi.com/?page=publish&id=1.42.BN.3f6a4

Acquired for the price of RM50. Expensive huh? If someone need higher resolution picture, please contact me.

Blog Youth Park

Err... Did the bike fall from the sky? Where's the owner? Still wondering... Or, somebody had litter on top of the hill... Please guys, keep our environment clean.
Aksi lasak, sapa2 yg berminat nak dapatkan nombor telefon the rider, boleh gi dapatkan di mana2 bilik berita TV semasa, bilik gerakan pilihanraya atau semak di website NVE.
Sapa2 pun jangan dok jeles aaa.....
Kerna orang kata sabar itu separuh daripada iman.... Andi, I know you are in deep pressure, sabar yer... Esok2 kayuh lagi, tau, kekalahan dan kekecewaan sebab tak dapat nak ngorat awek cina yang main volleyball tu terbawa2 sampai ke puncuk bukit.
Happy at last.

The shot was taken at Taman Bunga, around Penang Hill kot... Yang pasti di Penang. What a day!

Maths Game with Numbers

Hello Guys, I have a game here, which requires simple part of your brain to solve. So, give it a try...

1. Grab a calculator. (You won't be able to do this one in your head)

2. Key in the first three digits of your phone number (NOT the area code)

3. Multiply by 80

4. Add 1

5. Multiply by 250

6. Add the last 4 digits of your phone number

7. Add the last 4 digits of your phone number again

8. Subtract 250

9. Divide number by 2

We take for example, one's phone number is (012-457-5545), Then, the first three digits will be 457, while the last four digits will be 5545.

Try it on. Do you recognize the answer?

Note: I will discuss its mathematical aspect in the next post. Until then!

Tampang from the state of Perak, Malaysia

Tampang, was once of Perak's old currency. I managed to get hold of it, by BUYING it. An old metal, made of tin. Wondering of much had I spend in order to secure the belonging? Ok, how would RM500 sounds to you? Hums... Pretty waste of expensive money over corroding, not-so-valuable metal, and ugly!

I believe this one is something near to catalog number SS27 in Saran Singh's book. If someone has the idea what the catalog number is and some good images of its kind, please let me know.