



Now, if only the team close on our heels isn’t ManU*e.
I didn’t watch ManU*e and Chels*** match because when two teams like that meet, well, it wouldn’t be a pleasant watch. And it turned out to be that. Chels*** got robbed of one player, two goals and three points. I wonder what Moan-rinho would have said and how he would have reacted after that match, had he still been around. But he had said plenty when he was in England. (Calling someone a voyeur, what cheek!).
Apart from the entertaining footie match on Saturday evening, the weekend was a mixture of retail therapy work-out, resting, reading and recovering on Sunday. I visited Pavilion, the new shopping magnet in BB [it opened on 20 September] and located right at the site of my primary school [sheesh. Didn’t the Ministry of Culture, Arts & Heritage say anything before the demolition of the school?!]. It was a hot, hot, hot Saturday alright before the blessed rain came on Sunday afternoon.
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I haven’t mentioned about the brutal death of the child in this blog since the confirmation on Thursday. This doesn’t mean I’m trivialising the case - the death after all has shocked the locals and been published in many dailies and talked about since - or think footie is more important. It’s such a shame, not to mention disturbing, that we have such beast(s) amongst us. Please spare a prayer for her and I hope she didn’t die a painful death. And now I can understand why my parents have always been so overprotective of me, even at this age. Because it doesn’t matter how old one is to a sick pervert (even a grandmother was raped in this can-do land). It is a sick, dangerous world out there.
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