Drink Seawater/Mother'sstomach/Bruneian

Drinking sea water.

I come across this topic about drinking sea water and I did some research from the net. Sadly to say we cant drink sea water as it will dehydrate you. I know! and I am just joking! Don't mention and laugh at it anymore as I am just testing your so called Malaysian general knowledge.


Baby coming from Mother's stomach

When people ask you where do you come from. Its a natural way and common sense to say "My mother's Stomach". I did some research on it and people do say baby come from Mother's stomach!. Here's the info:

i heard this morning on the radio that there was a scientific research about whether or not two year olds remember what it was like in their mother's stomach. at first i thought: "you're crazy" but then, the radio station recieved calls from many different people that had two year olds and they claimed that their two year olds always said things like: "i had to go through a tunnel and then i saw a light." or "it was really dark and wet like i was in a pool!" im still not sure if i believe it or not..
do you believe it?

See! People do say baby are situated in their mother's stomach! I win this theory Yea~~ ^^

See more at http://asianfanatics.net/forum/lofiversion/index.php/t495848.html


I am not a BRUNEIAN

I am born here! Raise here! but I am not a Bruneian thats for sure. Thats why people, stateless like me, are now trying to fight for our rightful citizenship in Brunei. I am so sure I can win this topic ^^ haha

Heres the prove! This is an article from http://dic.academic.ru/dic.nsf/enwiki/558930

Brunei Darussalam, a country in South East Asia, has many stateless persons domiciled there. An important note is that the number of stateless persons increase every year because Brunei denies every child a Brunei citizenship as long as they are born to parents who also are stateless despite being born on Brunei soil

After passive protests by stateless persons (who are permanent residents of Brunei but who hold an International Certificate of Identity passport not recognised by most countries) in the local newspaper, the government responded by allowing stateless persons to become citizens only if they sit for a written exam on their language proficiency in Bahasa Melayu (the local language).

The test focuses on composition, comprehension, local tradition of the Malay race, local culture and knowledge of the Malay race, traditional Malay poems, the Royal Malay jargan and the names of the persons currently holding high government positions in the government such as ministers.

Many PR stateless persons feel that such steps by the government are unfavorable and citizenship should be granted to them by right of their birth on Brunei soil.