Allergy to Coffee and more Homo article

I absolutely cannot take coffee.. Friends pls stop me if u see me having one.. gosh i dint know it until today.. drank a Mac latte.. den after 5 hrs.. cramps and cramps ..cramp until cannot walk home properly.. needa sit down and breathe.. finally it annouce farrer park, got ppl leave seat.. i was like thank god those woman in front of the seat dun wan to sit down.. i waited awhile leh.. den hurry brush pass the woman den sit down.. kaoz.. the woman like buay song i sit down wor.. but that time i pain until cannot talk, even got difficulty breathing liao wor.. den those fucking woman in the ever so crowded MRt train home at 1030pm think i snatch seats w them..

say i snatch seats dun even dare look at them ?! (when i was like hell in a pain!)
complain loudly say her foot sore.. (ya wait till i faint on u den u see how la!)

bitches.. den boon keng.. they got two seats behind them le..they sat down and look at me again.. im still crunching my fingers looking down at the floor.. they say "ehh still dont dare look up ar!" ignored. continue gossip gossip..
den finally at potong pasir.. "eh she ok anot...like got feet !" " not feet.. is feats la ......"

anw.. moral of the story.. dont speak ill of ppl.. they might be seriously ill..

(HAHA!)

kk homophobic article..anyone?
LGBT communities worldwide will commemorate International Day Against Homophobia (IDAHO) on May 17, 2008 to remember the struggles of LGBT people worldwide.

On the same day in 1990, the General Assembly of the World Health Organization (WHO) removed homosexuality from their list of mental disorders.

Today some 80 countries in the world still criminalise homosexuality and condemn consensual same sex acts with imprisonment. In Asia, former British colonies including such as Singapore, Malaysia and India criminalise sexual relations between men (only!) while Sri Lanka criminalises same-sex relations between men as well as women. Elsewhere, Afghanistan, Iran, Mauritania, Nigeria, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, United Arab Emirates and Yemen still have the death penalty.

Founder of IDAHO and French activist Louis-Georges Tin has launched a global campaign to petition the United Nations to request an "universal abolition of the so-called 'crime of homosexuality', of all 'sodomy laws', and laws against so-called 'unnatural acts' in all the countries where they still exist."