There is one thing good money can't buy in Malaysia- broadband Internet that doesn't give you problems. And for that, apologies for not updating our blog as we should, fellow readers ... (If you're out there, drop us a message on our Chatbox! Thanx!).

Oh, and another thing, King Niggy's computer ran into some trouble with the Lumut pictures locked inside sooo . . . here's are a couple of FlashBacks that deserve 'Kingly' mention.

6 June 2007

9.30pm - Kings Niggy, Chi Ho and Ronnie arrived at Bojangles Pub for their 9pm stand-up show in typical Malaysian timing. However, its not until 10 (something) before they started their show with a few rounds of drinking games.

10.40pm - And when King Chi Ho started his show, it was all havoc after that. Waves of hecklers made their presence known but what could more worse than a female heckler hoping to instil some biological balance after a barrage of sexist jokes from the King. Kings Matt & Jon with Rachel and Leon had just arrived to stand as witnesses. But then again, its an open mic session.

11.30pm - The DJ crashed into the mood to counter the hecklers with his rendition of how a party should be. And that is when it come to Kings senses that if they'd partied longer, it would King Matt's birthday. So, a quick check in their wallets and the party is to go on.

June 7 2007

12.00am - We spilled the beans to King Matt and embraced in a typical 'brudders' fashion. King Matt was doing his very best trying to convince the rest how surprised he was. Now, what kind of a birthday party is this without a 'flaming lambo'?! So out pops one, courtesy of the Kings and King Matt sipped the sucker down as if he was born behind a bar. And what kind of a King Matt's birthday party is this without a 2nd 'flaming lambo'!!! So out pops another and King Matt downed it as if he was born drunk, eyes half open, with bottles of vodka tucked beneath his armpits. But HECK, no King has ever seen King Matt drunk as he gloriously sunk these buggers with the classic 'I Will Survive" on the background.

1.30am - With the DJ still spinning crowd favourites of the old and young, the King's troupe danced along with the 'Can Can', the 'Locomotive', even some 'Dondang Sayang' and broke our vocal cords replicating the pitch of Beyond's most famous song. The pub owner Skin was kind enough to offer a bottle, a sign that this party is not going to end this early. But this blog has to though, for I can't remember anything after that...

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