Talking Shop...

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So at last, the imaginary has come into being; months of desire has come to fruition and thus, a blog to call my own, is born.

So, Talking Shop...
What does it mean?

I'll tell you friends.

For months I've entertained the idea of setting up my own blog. You know, for those days when you just feel like talking, but a willing audience is scarce (or hiding). Or maybe you do find some but you cant seem to be able to captivate them long enough with your spiel to get past the Mukaddimah and into the 1st Chapter of your rant.

"That Hezry, all he does is talk shop man..."

I don't actually, but you know, imaginary dialogs pop up in my head on a whim.

It's not like I asked for it.

Talking shop; www.usingenglish.com says:
If you talk shop, you talk about work matters, especially if you do this outside work.

We all do it man, we do it because it's our nature. It's been hard-coded into our genes; we talk about the things that affects us, the things that are in & around us. Things that are us.

Technically I'm not a 9 to 5'er, I don't contribute to the labour pool & I don't punch-out and head to the nearest Karaoke bar or Redbox.

Like this bloke right here.

I'm just a student. That being said, I'll tend to talk about my day at 'work'; and since I'm living abroad I don't actually really come home, because 'home' is a 5-hour plane ride & 3 buffalo-cart rides away.

My 'work' spills into my life.

So if it's fine with you, we'll talk about more than how many times Yeshwant (King of all Pharmacology lecturers) nodded his head in class today (And you thought only football players have signature moves?).

So feel free to contribute, comment, and critique.

Because I have a dream.

We Malaysians (yes you Malaysia!) do not read enough. We do not speak-up when it's needed.

But don't get me wrong, we are a nation chock full of critiques & arm-chair politicians. Any random kopitiam will provide you with a selection that puts the Pasar Borong to shame (our gossip-mongers outnumbers the fish-mongers).

We as a nation do not channel our thoughts in a proper way, we talk among ourselves too much & dont bring it up to the level of a general consensus. Maybe that's why some of the things that has happened in our country have managed to evade persecution, no matter how great its moral-bending properties were.

But I'm getting ahead of myself.



Well, with all that's been said & done,

Let's talk shop.


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8 comments:

lingghezhi said...

Cool. Looking forward to talking shop.

July 19, 2009 at 8:28 PM
Lutfi Fadil Lokman said...

Horait~ my fellow procrastinating friend finally got himself a blog!

ko dah hantar I.A. business belom? aritu ak pg KMS Pn.Kartina tanye dow...hahaha!

July 19, 2009 at 8:40 PM
hanna said...

wah wah :))

July 19, 2009 at 9:54 PM
Hezry Abu Hasan said...

ling: yeah bro,encouraging to hear dt. btw,i ddnt get da link to ur blog?

opie: ahahahahahaa tersembam ke lantai aku dgr tu, kate kt Tino selagi die tak pos susu tepung kt anak buah(or wtv pangkat budak tu)die kt Russia aku tak mau serahkan IA

hanna: haha puan omg its u!wheres da link to ur blog?eva since u invi onli i cant contact u dh

July 19, 2009 at 10:55 PM
Anonymous said...

da bomb~~ 'nuf said..

July 20, 2009 at 2:45 AM
hanaa said...

go tekan my name kat the comment.it links u strait der.aiyoo.hahaha

July 20, 2009 at 8:37 AM
Joe said...

Nice one, Hez.

Font kat Home page is close to invisible ler. Boleh kasi clear skit tak?

July 20, 2009 at 9:31 AM
Anonymous said...

excellent points and the details are more precise than elsewhere, thanks.

- Norman

September 28, 2010 at 2:44 AM

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Doctor by profession, but generally very lazy in real life.

Hailing from Kuala Lumpur, and with the exception of a few years, I'm mostly made in Malaysia.

Currently serving in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah (Malaysia) as a Neurosurgery Medical Officer, discovering and enjoying this blessed 'Land Below the Wind' since 2012.

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