Why bicycle shorts are black (ooohhhhh)

On September 27, 2006

Got this from an email forward…

Why bicycle shorts are black…..

and not red

North, east, south, west – Which way should ‘it’ look?

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Our Health Ministry parliamentary secretary ASSUME SKII is safe

On September 25, 2006

Health Ministry parliamentary secretary Datuk Lee Kah Choon said the ministry carried out random sampling and found the content of propionic acid within the permissible range.  (about some breads)

On the recent controversy over SK-II cosmetic products, Lee said tests based on random sampling found relatively low chromium and neodymium.

“We assume the [...]

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SK-II cosmetics are safe (for Malaysia)

On September 23, 2006

SK-II cosmetics are safe for use and the products will continue to be available here, according to a statement issued by the local representative.

Procter & Gamble (M) Sdn Bhd said it wanted to clear the air in light of recent negative news reports on some of its products in China.

It said the controversy [...]

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Seven years old girls with eating disorders

On September 22, 2006

Girls aged seven ‘have anorexia’

Girls as young as seven or eight have been treated at Great Ormond Street hospital for eating disorders, a senior consultant has confirmed.

Dr Jon Goldin said cases of anorexia and related conditions were “very rare” in such young children, but had been seen over 20 years at the [...]

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Protest in Shanghai over SKII

On September 22, 2006

You gotta see the mob caused by the angry users demanding for refunds from SKII.  Amboi, ganas nyerrr….. Even the Thailand coup d’etat pales in comparison.  LOL.

Seriously, why do the cosmetic company keep  silence over this issue?  They should know that hell hath no fury like a woman scorned (of her demands for refund).  [...]

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Updates on SK-II products in Malaysia

On September 20, 2006

“Can we return and get a refund for SK-2 products in Malaysia?”I am too lazy to move my butt to the SKII counter in Metrojaya, Penang to ask this. I hope someone has a clearer picture of this matter? I have an unused bottle of the red jar Advance Signs Treatment, half a bottle of [...]

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Botox addictive & Kris Dayanti’s dilemma

On September 20, 2006

Research found that Botox treatment may be addictive:

Doctors found 40% of patients using Botox expressed a compulsive desire for further treatments.

People need to keep having jabs otherwise the effects of the treatment – which paralyses the muscles – rapidly wears off.

The research will be presented at a meeting of the [...]

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