Niamah!的笑话。。

（本文按国家标准，仅用谷歌翻译，读后严禁批评）

今天上午，我开车过去印度这个漂亮的家伙，一个大微笑站在巴士停止卖报纸。我停了下来，得到一个复制的明星。由于销售的fler似乎像一个和蔼可亲的第一章。也因为我们在家鱼包装上的低。没有太大的里面，但我没有找到一个可笑的故事的情侣。我会尝试和分享一些与你的笑我可以在这个病作为一个狗我在现在的条件。

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".....纳吉说，政府不会取消配额的土著，但反而要求他们不要过于依赖当局。“

咦？？这是如何工作的？来吧。再读一遍。这种言之无物，而不可思议的方式是有一些意义呢？

从fler有相同的功能。当问有关争议UndiLah视频纳吉说，“没有禁止在视频，我还没有看到它，但我们不禁止这样的事情。”

咦？？如果他还没有见过他怎么知道它属于“之类的东西”类别的？

然后summor fler补充说，这是电视台在空气中的剪辑。

雅，没错！事实上，大多数电视台属于我们不敢做任何事情，我们不批准的是一个小点只有啦。

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我国已经改变了多少的一个例子出现在此页不幸的是不在线明星。标题写着“订购出去，不要遮住面孔”，1985年3月12日据报道，然后在首相署部长哈利勒雅国已下令公务员不包括他们的脸在工作时穿的衣服。是伴随着绘制在深闺的女人的故事。

如果同样的事情发生在今天的马来西亚，我想会有示威和血液。其实，是规则仍然有效啊？我知道tudungs​​今天是常态，但公务员不准穿全脸盖出于宗教原因？

Weekend funnies.（原文）

This was banned in government offices in 1985

This morning I drove past this nice Indian bloke with a big smile standing by the bus stop selling newspapers. I stopped and got a copy of The Star. Because the fler selling it seemed like such an affable chap. And also because we were running low on fish wrap at home. Not much inside but I did find a couple of laughable stories. I shall try and share some of the laughs with you the best I can in this sick-as-a-dog condition I'm in right now.

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".....Najib said the Government would not abolish quotas for the bumiputra but had instead asked that they not be too dependent on the authorities."

Huh??? How does that work? Go ahead. Read it again. Is there some sense to this rather incredible way of saying nothing?

There's more from the fler at the same function. When asked about the controversial UndiLah video Najib said, "There is no ban on the video. I haven't seen it but we don't ban things like that."

Huh??? If he hasn't seen it how does he know it belongs to the 'things like that' category?

Then summor the fler added that it was up to the television stations to air the clip.

Ya, right! The fact that most of the TV stations belong to us and would not dare do anything that we don't approve of is a small point only la.

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An example of how much our country has changed appears on this page which unfortunately is not available on the online Star. The headline reads "Order goes out? Don't cover faces" On March 12, 1985 it was reported that then Minister in the Prime Minister's Department, Khalil Yaacob had ordered civil servants not to wear clothes covering their faces while at work. The story was accompanied by the drawing of a woman in a purdah.

If the same thing had happened in today's Malaysia I think there would be demonstrations and calls for blood. Actually, is the rule still valid ah? I know tudungs are the norm today but are civil servants allowed to wear the full face cover for religious reasons?


Niamah!!!