Rock, Paper & Scissors vs Rock, Bird & Water

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How the hell did we Malaysians modify the “rock, paper, scissors” with “rock, bird & water”? I remember learning this during my primary school years in KL. Anyone knows why it isn’t “rock, paper & scissors”?
Were there any other variations to this? 

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I don’t know if most of you were aware of this, as I only found out on Friday. MJ did it in the music video of Smooth Criminal, and he re-enacted that famous “lean” in his concerts too, where his music videos came to live.
I always thought there were some “strings” involved in the action, [...]

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Tattooes are now depicted as high fashion amongst the youngsters today. Hair was once the signature being a rebel in the face of social consternation but not anymore, though I have to say some Chinese women try really hard to make change their hairstyle to shitlocks.
The weirder you look, the more rebelious you are portrayed by [...]

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Nope, this is not a paid post nor with any hidden agenda like the Malaysian government. This is from my personal experience and what I believe is a set of decent softwares to have to safeguard your personal computers against the internet, so you don’t get caught with your pants down.
Don’t assume that you won’t [...]

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I know back in those days, people were baptized in rivers because it was the purest (debatable) form of water. These days, some christian denominations follow the Catholics in annointing of the holy water on the forehead as a symbol of baptism – surprising to know that there are some elements that Catholics DO keep [...]

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It’s true. What was a fad for introverts and timid individuals has now crossed over to attract more extroverts. The race to buy the latest gadgets usually comprises of social losers, freaks who just can’t get along with the world, but find solace on the internet.
Now, it attracts extroverted geeks, being tech-savvy is no longer [...]

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Early politicians required feedback from the public to determine what the people considered important. Since there were no telephones, TV’s or radios, the politicians sent their assistants to local taverns, pubs, and bars.

They were told to ‘go sip some ale’ and listen to people’s conversations and political concerns. Many assistants were dispatched at different times. [...]

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In this day and age, I don’t think so. What was once a luxury is now a necessity, especially with the current society embracing less morality in return of the animal instincts due to the pressures and competitions within the society.
Those days, before the mid 90s, no one relied on mobile phone. We were all [...]

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