Pak Lah Got Special Gift For X'mas & New Year!!!

Wah, Pak Lah got late special Christmas and New Year present!!! So good!!! What he got?? He go pillow and bloster!!! Nice or not?? Look like Sponge Bob ler coz yellow colour mah!!! Pak Lah, if you don't want the pillow and the bloster, give me lar. Don't throw away, at least I can sleep under the Petronas Twin Towers every night. Somemore hor I lately got sleepless night ler!!! Wakakaka... I think summon should be given to the group of young Malaysian for membuang sampah merata-rata, I mean membuang bantal merata-rata!!! Funny gesture by them with a firm message...

A group of disgruntled young Malaysians today symbolically handed a ‘gift’ to Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi to express their disappointment with his administration.

The gift was in form of a yellow pillow and a bolster - both decorated with the Malaysian flag and the Petronas Twin Towers.

Abdullah however was not on hand to receive the items, which the group left at the doorsteps of the premier’s office in Putrajaya this morning.

Spokesperson for the group Badrul Hisham Shaharin said he and his eight other friends had come to the conclusion that the government’s ineffectiveness was due Abdullah’s purported “sleepiness”.

He added that Abdullah had previously been allegedly caught nodding off at various official functions both locally and abroad.

“So we wanted to send a ‘memorandum’ about what the youth wants. This memorandum is in form of a pillow... He can use the pillow to continue sleeping or wake up and realize that his administration is not efficient,” Badrul told reporters.

Badrul said the group consisted of artists, poets, bloggers, writers and activists but denied that the ‘pillow act’ was politically motivated.

Badrul (right) informs security guard on the group's intentions.

The group displays posters mocking Abdullah over his alleged ‘sleepiness’.

A poster referring to a 2006 report by Turkish newspaper Hurriyet regarding a luxury yacht allegedly linked to Abdullah.

“We don’t expect him to reply our ‘memorandum’. Thus far, he has never replied any memorandum sent by civil society groups,” Badrul told reporters.

Journalists and the police were stunned when the ‘memorandum’ turned out to be a pillow and a bolster.

“He can come and pick it up later if he wants,” said Badrul.

The pillow and several posters were left at the main entrance to the Prime Minister’s Department.

The banner reads, “The last hope of the young Malaysians: Continue sleeping O’Prime Minister”.

Security detail took a while to decide how to deal with the items.

More security detail arrive to deal with the items.

The pillow is scanned for dangerous substances.

Eventually, a security personnel removes the items