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| Last Comment by Orange - Posted Date: September 3, 2010 7:10pm | [ Post a Comment ] |
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Hi Kayes, When you are in Livestock Division, day in day out you hear, speak, you read and you write reports about semen, crossbreeding, artificial insemination etc. etc. But your butterflies are definitely more alluring! 
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| Photo Details: "3some" by kayes - Posted Date: September 2, 2010 - Rating: n/a |
| Last Comment by Orange - Posted Date: September 3, 2010 6:54am | [ Post a Comment ] |
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MODESTY - No curtains or venetian blinds needed ..... Those fresh tiny leaves indeed look like venetian blinds and the "venetian blinds" cover the place where the action is. Very clever angle and quick thinking! Look at that fella at the top! In the midst of everything and with his mouth facing high up into the sky, and yet his roving eyes are gazing at the flower buds without blinking. Hurting and ignoring his partner's feelings without a care! He he he Love the blurry twigs and leaves on the left. Those venetian blinds liked leaves add bonus to this awesome shot! This couple are so sharply and clearly captured that I feel as though they are doing it right in front of me! Ka ka ka ka ka Modesty ..... I want to confess openly that this masterpiece is definitely worth more than 10 
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| Photo Details: "modesty" by kayes - Posted Date: September 3, 2010 - Rating: n/a |
| Last Comment by kayes - Posted Date: September 2, 2010 9:18pm | [ Post a Comment ] |
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hi Orange, thanks for the most interesting critique
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| Photo Details: "3some" by kayes - Posted Date: September 2, 2010 - Rating: n/a |
| Last Comment by Orange - Posted Date: September 2, 2010 3:01am | [ Post a Comment ] |
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Aha aha 3some or we can call it 'Kacau Daun'!!! From my shallow knowledge about butterflies, male butterflies are more attractive and colourful in designs. So, from this lovely pic., there are 2 male butterflies in this shot. From the pose of the top butterfly captured, he is high, very very high! - Looking high up into the sky la!! The bottom male butterfly is trying to 'kacau daun' by presenting her a hairy purple flower. From what we see (peep through), she is responding to the new comer. Sorry lah top left butterfly! And take it slow, bottom male butterfly! Your body is exposing. 'Kan Chong', very 'Kan Chong'!Love the colours of all the butterflies captured. All the limbs are sharply shown and with these detailed limbs captured, the pic. tells wonderful and saucy story. All the detailed limbs of the bottom male and female butterflies captured form a fantastic design - looks like a star. And the hairy purple is trapped inside this 'star'. Amazing!! All the tiny thorns on the twig are clearly and sharply shown. Awesome! Most of all, love to see the way the leaf is pushed aside by the bottom male butterfly - so that he can get close to the female butterfly. Befitting the Malay idiom 'Kacau Daun'! Clever background with the correct glow at the top to highlight to us that the top 2 butterflies are allowed to be seen in the light while the bottom butterfly is supposed to be in the dark. Brilliant! Yes, of course it's 3some. So is the 10 - it should be 3 x 10
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| Photo Details: "3some" by kayes - Posted Date: September 2, 2010 - Rating: n/a |
| Last Comment by Orange - Posted Date: September 1, 2010 3:18pm | [ Post a Comment ] |
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Restaurant closes on Saturdays ..... Now I know why Ipoh folks love this phrase so much: "Yau Kouk, Moo Kouk, Chin Kow Lai Pai Lok" - Got luck, no luck, it's all depend on Saturdays! It's either luck on betting or dating. In this case, it must be luck on dating since the restaurant owner can afford to close his shop on Saturdays. P.S. That "Yau Kuok, Moo Kuok" phrase is popular only in Ipoh. So far, I have not heard that phrase in KL. Ipoh Specialty!! |
| Photo Details: "Cowan Street" by kayes - Posted Date: March 2, 2010 - Rating: n/a |
| Last Comment by kayes - Posted Date: September 1, 2010 1:36am | [ Post a Comment ] |
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hello Chin, I also wonder why that Cowan Street shop picks Saturday to close. In fact, the first time I saw it closed on a Saturday, I thought it had closed for good. |
| Photo Details: "Cowan Street" by kayes - Posted Date: March 2, 2010 - Rating: n/a |
| Last Comment by kayes - Posted Date: September 1, 2010 1:34am | [ Post a Comment ] |
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hi Orange, thanks for the translation. I wonder whether it suggests that Ipoh is full of studs
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| Photo Details: "how do you say "Jaguar" in Cantonese?" by kayes - Posted Date: August 2, 2010 - Rating: n/a |
| Last Comment by Orange - Posted Date: August 31, 2010 9:45pm | [ Post a Comment ] |
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Hi Kayes, Here is the translation for the Ipoh rhyme: Ah Soh with a black mole (tahi lalat) on her face goes to Ipoh; (in modern world, 'Ah Soh' is 'Auntie'. If we call them 'Ah Soh', people will scald us no manners one!! )After coming back from Ipoh, she got big stomach (tai toh or pregnant) ;Everyone asks her how many sons she has; Three sons, one fat and one thin; And the third son looks like black soya sauce drum or barrel (a cylinder liked container used to store black soya sauce); Shame! Shame! Shame!; Prawns without whiskers; Eat chicken meat, dipped in soya sauce; Eat rattan (Sak Tang Tiau or 'kena pukul rottan); Shed prawns' tears!! P.S. The moral of this rhyme is : Whoever wants to get 'Tai Toh' - Ipoh is the place to go or whoever wants to avoid getting 'Tai Toh' Ipoh is the place not to go! Ka ka ka |
| Photo Details: "how do you say "Jaguar" in Cantonese?" by kayes - Posted Date: August 2, 2010 - Rating: n/a |
| Last Comment by kayes - Posted Date: August 31, 2010 5:25pm | [ Post a Comment ] |
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There are a few Hokkien rhymes here. There is one about going to Ipoh :-)
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| Photo Details: "how do you say "Jaguar" in Cantonese?" by kayes - Posted Date: August 2, 2010 - Rating: n/a |
| Last Comment by Orange - Posted Date: August 30, 2010 9:54pm | [ Post a Comment ] |
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Few of us were invited by one of our ex-college mates to join her for 'buka puasa' at her serviced apartment here. She studied with us during the foundation year before she left with her war veteran father, Malaysian mother and her older siblings (she is the youngest in the family) back to their country. Ever since she owns this condo., she shutters frequently between Perth and KL. She had 'Nasi Goreng Kampung' and Ramly Burger for 'buka puasa'. We smiled at each other when she complained nobody bothered to buy for her her favourite Terengganu Keropok 'Lekor'. She looks very sweet with her 'tudung', blue eyes and still speaks perfect Malay with thick Kelantanese accent (she grew up in Kelantan). Whenever she is back in KL, she is the one who entertains us since her condo. is very centralised. She bought her serviced apartment for over RM300K and she rents it out at about RM250.00 per day. A very business-minded lady, that favourite college mate of ours.
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| Photo Details: "Bukit Bintang" by kayes - Posted Date: August 5, 2008 - Rating: n/a |
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