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On May 05, 2008, it was reported that thousands of frogs were on the move. They were seen traveling without fear of traffic as they crossed streets in mass floods. Chinese locals sensed the migration as a bad omen of a coming natural disaster, but government officials dismissed the concern.
And on May 12, central China region recorded a 7.8-magnitude quake which occurred near Wenchuan County, Sichuan province that killed nearly 10,000 people. Good grief!
Meanwhile, in Malaysia we are also witnessing another migration of frogs.
But of course, we are talking of only four frogs that are doing the hopping. So we shouldn’t be alarmed at this phenomenon.
Still, Malaysian frogs are known to be self-centered and opportunistic.
But it is still an ominous sign nevertheless. Nope, there won’t be an earthquake anytime soon in Malaysia. And nope, PKR won’t capitulate.
But these frogs will surely end up in somebody’s cooking pot for betraying the trust of the voters. Indeed, their day will come. Their fate is sealed.
But of course, we are talking of only four frogs that are doing the hopping. So we shouldn’t be alarmed at this phenomenon.
Still, Malaysian frogs are known to be self-centered and opportunistic.
But it is still an ominous sign nevertheless. Nope, there won’t be an earthquake anytime soon in Malaysia. And nope, PKR won’t capitulate.
But these frogs will surely end up in somebody’s cooking pot for betraying the trust of the voters. Indeed, their day will come. Their fate is sealed.
Robbie Keane netted both Celtic goals in a scrappy 2-0 win over Falkirk to narrow the gap on Rangers to 10 points in this SPL match. The first arrived on 34 minutes, Keane firing in a low, close-range strike. The Irishman doubled his tally with a cute flick 11 minutes from the end after latching on to a long-range Marc Crosas free-kick.
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