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Dari awal hingga akhirnya
Yang tak menentu… kau terseksa
Ku terharu… memandangnya

Terangkanlah untuk dia
Terangkanlah untukku
Kerna ku tak selalu menghampirimu
Dan selalu

Oh… Inikah yang kuterima
Kau berlalu tanpa suara
Pandanganmu… pandangannya
Menembusi bayanganku

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Ohh… Oh… Oh… Oh…

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Ketidak puasan

KUALA LUMPUR – Sebanyak 73 peratus wanita di negara ini didapati tidak mencapai kepuasan dalam aktiviti seksual mereka.

Menurut kajian yang dijalankan oleh Pfizer Malaysia pada Mei hingga Julai tahun lalu, masalah itu turut dialami lelaki negara ini.

Sebanyak 62 peratus lelaki Malaysia turut dikatakan tidak puas di ranjang.

Pakar seksologi dari Pusat Kesihatan Seksual Australia, Dr. Rosie King berkata, peratusan tersebut menunjukkan kadar yang tinggi berbanding purata peratus keseluruhan tahap kepuasan seks yang diperoleh di Asia Pasifik iaitu 57 peratus bagi lelaki dan 64 peratus bagi wanita.

Katanya, fenomena tersebut berlaku berikutan kebanyakan lelaki dan wanita di Malaysia lebih mengutamakan kerjaya dan kehidupan keluarga.

“Hasil kajian ini mencerminkan kepesatan pembangunan dan ekonomi di Malaysia di mana keterbatasan masa turut mempengaruhi aktiviti seks.

“Bagi lelaki di negara ini, aktiviti seksual berada pada tahap 8 daripada 17 keutamaan hidup dengan kerjaya dan keluarga berada pada tahap yang tertinggi,” katanya dalam satu perbincangan bertajuk Enjoying Better Sex: 10 Years of Rediscovering Passion di sini semalam.

Kajian itu dilakukan oleh syarikat farmaseutikal Pfizer Malaysia melalui The Asia-Pacific Sexual Health and Overall Wellness (AP SHOW) ke atas 102 responden lelaki dan 100 responden wanita pelbagai kaum di negara ini yang dipilih secara rawak.

Kaji selidik tersebut dijalankan untuk mendapatkan maklumat berhubung kesihatan seksual dan kesihatan keseluruhan lelaki dan wanita di Asia Pasifik.

Menurut King, bagi wanita Malaysia, aktiviti seksual berada pada tahap 14 daripada 17 senarai keutamaan hidup mereka.

My faverote band

About Butterfingers
In 1991, Loque (Khairil Ridzwan Bin Anuar), and his MCKK schoolmate, Kadak (Mohd Fakharudin Bin Mohd Bahar), discovered they had a passion for music that went beyond the usual rounds of gigging and jamming sessions. Forming what was then known as Loque's Tail , Loque and Kadak, together with a few MCKK friends, started producing their own material, with the hopes of making a name for themselves in the Malaysian music scene.
It was while jamming in K.L during 1993 at Black Widow Studios that they bumped into Emmett, who was there jamming (as guitarist) with his band at that time, Grunge Dayz . Impressed with what he saw, Loque challenged Emmett to a ‘jamming showdown', after which they mutually decided to join forces, skills and creativity, to form their own band, and brand of music. After meeting up with drummer Kalai later that year, Butterfingers was officially born by the end of 1993, ready to take Malaysia by storm. And with the final line up of Loque (songwriter, guitarist), Emmett (vocals, guitar, strings and lyricist), Kadak (bass) and Kalai (drums), Butterfingers hit the underground gig scene with such vengeance that had most of their shows sold out and described today as ‘the stuff of underground legends'.
With four demos to their name, 1994's two tracked Girl Friday and Nic O' Tynne (which remain among their most requested hits today) 1995's 7 tracks on 12 goats, 6 oranges and 2 angels the 8 tracked Butter Couldn't Melt , and Dragon later that year, Butterfingers had reached out as far as they could to the underground scene, and it was time for the boys to take their music up and beyond.
With Loque writing all songs, Emmett on lyrics and deciding that co-production rights should be completely Butterfingers , they set about taking on the rest of the Malaysian music scene. Heavy on drums, ripping riffs on guitars, deep bass and with angst ridden screeching vocals, they took on the Seattle Grunge scene and added their own local Malaysian flavor, introducing the Malaysian rock fans to what they now call, Butter Music.
Signing with EMI Malaysia in 1996, Butterfingers released their hugely successful debut album, 1.2 Milligrams , which eared them their first Gold Award for sales of over 15,000 units.
Their second album, Butter Worth Pushful released in 1997 soon made Butterfingers a household name. Earning them their second consecutive Gold Award for sales of over 15,000 units, Butter Worth Pushful also gave them their first AIM (Anugerah Industri Muzik) nominations for Best Engineered Album and Best English Album. Butter Worth Pushful also debuted at the No 6 spot on the Malaysian International RIM Charts, a first ever for a local band.
Transcendence was next, released in 1999, and earned Butterfingers their first Double Platinum Award for sales of over 50,000 units, with two more AIM nominations for Best Engineered Album and Best English Album. With a little touch from their new sessionists, Loco (drums) and Numlock (programmer) Transcendence also debuted at the No 3 spot on the RIM International Charts, another first, and earned them their first No 1 song with their hit, The Chemistry (Between Us) . A collection of live and remastered Butterfingers classics were up next on their fourth album, Butter Late Than Never , which sold in excess of 14,000 copies.
And herald the new Malayneum . Their fifth album, released mid 2001, has been described by most critics as the ‘cornerstone of the Malaysian Rock scene', and ‘the best album by Malaysia's best band'. Earning them two more nominations in AIM 2002, for Best Engineered Album and Best English Album, Malayneum s' title track gave them their second No 1 hit, and the album made all ‘Best Albums of 2001' local year end charts. Recently voted by ROTTW Magazine as the Best Local Band for the year 2001, with Kadak voted Best Bassist for 2001, Butterfingers are currently busy preparing for their first ever performance at AIM 2002, to be held in at PWTC in Kuala Lumpur, on April 20th this year.
Butterfingers managed to chronicle their eight year musical journey when their recently released their latest, the long awaited ‘Greatest Hits' The Best Is Yet To Come , in early 2003, a collection of past favorites.
And now, in August 2003, fans all over Malaysia are waiting patiently for the release of Butterfingers first ever full studio Malay album, yet to be titled, set to be released within the next few months.
Sneak previews of the Malay album have received nothing but rave reviews from fans and music critics alike. It's new, it's different, it's definitely a step in the right direction for Butterfingers and the Malaysian music industry.
With five albums to their name, over 120,000 albums sold to date, offers to play all around the world, and hundreds of thousands of fans from all over the globe, Butterfingers have become a landmark on the Malaysian rock scene, and their reputation for keeping on the cutting edge of creativity and originality have placed them in the Malaysian music history books – and their tale is only just beginning.

Remaja ku

Hari ini saya nak menyeritakan serba sedikit pengalaman dan pemerhatian yang saya dapat hari ini. Saya melihat gelagat remaja masa kini sangat menjekelkan??. kenapa saya berkata begitu, adakah saya merasa saya ni bagus ataupun cemburu. tidak??? tapi saya sedih dengan perangai mereka ini. Remaja perempuan nya yang sudah tidak tau adap sopanya, dan lelakinya sudah tidak serupa dengan orng melayunya. mereka banyak melakukan benda yang tidak berfaedah dan tidak menguntungkan, sedangkan remaja kaum lain berlumba-lumba kehadapan. Remaja kita menjadi semakin lemah apabila dipengaruhi oleh unsur-unsur barat. sudah lupa siapakah mereka ini, asal usul mereka. Tiada benda yang berfaedah ke yang boleh dilakukan. rasanya banyak tapi bagi mereka benda ini bukan seronok untuk dilakukan. Ibu bapa pun sekarng pun dah tak dapat mengawal mereka. Remaja perempuan boleh melepak dengan lelaki sampai pukul 2 - 3 pagi tanpa rase takut pun. silap-silap tak balik pun takpe. Sekarang banyak melibatkan kes yang berkaitan dengan remaja kita. sepatutnya kita berasa malu dengan kaum lain.

Mereka ini di didik untuk maju kehadapan tidak kira sama ada mereka pandai atau tidak. bila cuti mereka bekerja, mencari pengalaman dan bila sudah ada pengalaman boleh bukak syarikat sendiri . tapi remaja kita bagaimana?? mereka hanya tahu lepak dan membuang masa. pemalas dan mudah putus asa. Tun mahatdir pun penah berkata melayu mudah lupa, senang sedikit sudah puas hati. tapi bangsa lain tidak, mereka kalau boleh ingin meningkatkan diri mereka kesatu tahap yang tinggi. Bagi mereka biar la susah sekarang, tetapi kemudian harinya berjaya. sedar la wahai remaja sebangsa dengan ku. bahawasanya kita semakin lemah akibat dari sikap kita sendiri. oleh itu kita kena berusaha mengembalikan semula remaja-remaja kita supaya kelak mereka tidak akan ditindas di tanah mereka sendiri.