I posted this video in Facebook earlier and he watched, so he stated that. :D
Yeah, maybe you should also show this to your family and friends too. :)
For me, nahhh, I'm still eating those delicious fries~ Wahahaha. Won't die so fast one laaaa. :P
This is me and my brother, we captured each others photo. :D
Ohh, today my Grandfather Najib is here in 1Borneo, mom told me thats why we can have free stay in Novotel for 3 day 2 night. Datuk came to 1Borneo visiting me! haha. No la, actually is for the LDP meeting, something to do with dad and many many LDP human and there's damn many police around.
Know what? the internet line in Novotel Hotel here is so damn smoothie! Downloading speed is always 120kbps above. Happy downloading me. Haha. They use cable one, not wireless mean no line sharing with other rooms! :D
Continue my download liao! Bye bye liao!! xD























A teenager in Oxford who posted a suicide note on Facebook was saved when an online friend in America sparked an international rescue.
Five different authorities were involved on both sides of the Atlantic after the boy, 16, told his friend of his plans to kill himself.
The American girl had no idea where in Britain he was but told her mother what had happened who in turn alerted police in Maryland, USA.
They got in touch with a White House Special Agent who then contacted the British Embassy in Washington DC.
They contacted the Metropolitan Police and their Thames Valley colleagues narrowed the teenager's house down to one of eight.
By the time he was found the boy had taken an overdose and was slumped on the floor, but they were just in time to get him to hospital and save him.
The Facebook message read: “I’m going away to do something I’ve been thinking about for a while then everybody will find out.”
His parents had been sitting downstairs the whole time, completely unaware of the unfolding drama.
Thames Valley officers have now been honoured for their life-saving work. Sergeant Paul Sexton was Acting Inspector in Oxford at the time.
He told the Daily Star: “It was a race against time. We all worked pretty well together and it was a team effort.
“I’ve been doing this job for 28 years and this brought a tear to my eye. I was so happy when I heard he had been found safe.”
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