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I’ve wasted quite a bit of time browsing through Steven Lim’s list of a thousand odd models. Saw a few people I know too. Ha.

No offence to any of the models below. They’re all awesome, just I found something special about them.

I found that most, if not all “models” are “Good for all events”. Shame on you, if you didn’t subscribe to the premier package.

Here are some that caught my attention:

1. 
   Felicia Goh Yi Huan (Premier Package)
   Ref No: 1156
   Occupation: Student
   Hgt: 152cm
   Wgt: 42kg
   DOB: 28 Jan 1992
   Felicia is a gorgeous human being that has a strong passion in acting. Cute and adorable, this girl has an equally handsome and faithful boyfriend. They are going eternity and they done a video to commemorate their love for each other, never to forget and take for granted. Good for all events.
   What caught my attention:
   A human being that’s just 17? And, nice, she’s got a handsome and faithful boyfriend.
2. 
   Sharan Yeo Chieng Eng (Premier Package)
   Ref No: 1081
   Occupation: Beauty Adviser
   Hgt: 160cm
   Wgt: 49kg
   DOB: 21 Nov 1986
   Incredibly built..wonderfully constructed, Beautiful faced, shapely bodied with a 24 inch waist!!! A blessings for all of us here. Good for all events.
   What caught my attention:
   Very well described : “Incredibly built, wonderfully constructed.”
3. 
   Janet Aw Xin Ying
   Ref No: 1050
   Occupation: Student
   Hgt: 170cm
   Wgt: 57kg
   DOB: 19 Sept 1990

   ……………………………… Left people speechless. We personally think that she is too darn gorgeous and with track records that many guys chasing her at the same time. She definitely in our watchlist. Good for all events.
   What caught my attention:
   I’m speechless too.

4. Pauline Ong Soon Kiang ( Premier Package)
   Ref No: 1019
   Occupation: Homemaker
   Hgt: 160cm
   Wgt: 51kg
   DOB: 27 May 1961
   Pauline enjoys singing and dancing very much. Used to play stock market too and won! This very lucky lady is currently a happy homemaker married to a fantastic man.
   What caught my attention:
   “play stock market too and won!”
5. Phang Li Qi ( Premier Package)
   Ref No: 987
   Occupation: Student
   Hgt: 158cm
   Wgt: 35kg
   DOB: 20 July 1994
   Born and grow up with adorable cute face, Li Qi is both reserved but when she comes into acting, she is not three legged lizard. She can act! Good for all events.
   What caught my attention:
   When you thought 1992 was young, may I present you a younger model.
6. Lee Si Yi (Premier Package)
   Ref No: 797
   Occupation: Student
   Hgt: 165cm
   Wgt: 52kg
   DOB: 26 July 1995
   Si Yi is younger sister of Si Hui. Character of a boy, behaves like a young boy too but she is oh so cute!! Talented. Good for all events.
   What caught my attention:
   1995? Described as being talented.
7. 
   Tan Cher Ying (Premier Package)
   Ref No: 783
   Occupation: Property Agent
   Hgt: 153cm
   Wgt: 62kg
   DOB: 19 Jan 1970

   Cher Ying going full time in property. This fair skinned beauty is clean and tidy and very organized. This kind of attitude is best in property. Good for all events.
   What caught my attention:
   Described as an awesome property agent. Pretty sure I wasn’t browsing through JobStreet’s Resumes and profiles?

8. 
9. Selene Lai Pei Wen (Premier Package)
   Ref No: 688
   Occupation: Student
   Hgt: 157cm
   Wgt: 41kg
   DOB: 10 March 1990
   Selene is very fortunate to join Singapore’s very prestigious open book catalogue online modeling agency. If you see this, most likely anyone could see this very pretty girl on the web. Good for all events.

What caught my attention:
Singapore’s very prestigious open book catalogue online modelling agency is very fortunate to have Selene. Note that the agency cannot even spell modeling correctly.

10. 
    Dora Tan (Premier Package)
    Ref No: 280
    Occupation: Accounts Executive
    Hgt: 160cm
    Wgt: 65kg
    DOB: 1 July 1952
    Madam Dora Tan is what we call ageing gracefully and beautifully. A gentle heart with a warm deposition. A great motherly figure! Great for all events.
    What caught my attention:
    Madam Tan’s age. And the bad spelling for aging.

Hey ppl!

Could you please do me a favour. I’m in the FHM Girl Next Door contest this year…do support me…haha

Vote for me via sms in this format:- FHM4GND66 John Lee S86123456Z JL@hotmail.com to 73388 before 27th March much thanks… =D

Vote now for me and get a chance to win:
- Hotel stays in Koh Samui for two­
- Massage vouchers -
- Kenneth Cole fragrances
- One lucky winner will be invited t­o the top 10 photo shoot

Please do invite all your friends as well

Thank you in advance for your vote and support.

This is a guest blog post by May Wu. May Wu is a good friend of mine& one of the contestants of the FHM Girl Next Door 2009 Contest/Pageant. Check out her facebook here. Do vote for her and stand to win many prizes.

THIS POST IS NO LONGER VALID.

This post is a response to: Gift of Hope (Donate $10, I’ll contribute $2)

I was just random mentioning my own tiny efforts to make the world a better place to my friend, Audrey and I’ve now got my first donor. She’s paid up RM$50 and I’ll be topping up RM$10 for a bag of mushroom spores (at RM$60.

Also, I’ve received emails regarding this and people are interested in donating too!

So, don’t hesitate to contact me. I’m very sure your dollar will make a difference.

DO NOTE that I should’ve removed everything below as a request from World Vision, but I’m keeping this for my own records. What you see below is all invalid.

The event ended and I sent RM$430 (approx US$120), according to World Vision (I totally forgot how much I donated until they told me). I’m looking forward to the next Gift Of Hope. Hopefully you’ll all support the event along with me.

I’m a sponsor for a child with World Vision since 2008. Quite proud of myself since I do not have much time for community service.

Speaking about this, sometime mid-March, I going to send in my orders for World Vision’s Gift of Hope programme.

What’s Gift of Hope? How it works?

You’ll buy something for yourself or your loved ones and they’ll be sent to the needy over at the different countries depending on the item you bought.

What am I considering to send? (NOTE: 1.00 USD = 3.59790 MYR)

I don’t know how much funds I’ve got, but I’m considering the following items:

Education

• Children’s Workbooks (Sarawak, Malaysoa; RM$20)
• School Uniforms (Sarawak, Malaysia; RM$20)
• Library Books (Lebanon; RM$35 per set)

Community Development

• Seed Funds (Laos; RM$250 per set)

Agriculture

• Mushroom Spores (Thailand; RM$60 per set)
• Vegetable Seeds (Thailand; RM140 per 3kg bag of mixed seeds)
• Organic Fertilizer (Thailand; RM15 per 10kg bag)
• Farming tools (Thailand; RM130 per set of tools)

Recreation & Self-Development

• Educational Toys (Thailand; RM50 (minimum contribution))

I don’t believe in providing food actually since it doesn’t support them long-term. The gifts I listed above are the lower priced gifts that I can somehow afford, but still checking my budget and thinking which I should contribute.

Count me in!! And how do I go about doing it?

Since I’m going to send in my own orders, you can donate along with me. I’ve got a donate button below for you to tag along. Exchange rates are be below too. You can specify what you’d like to contribute, provided you donated the right amount. If you’d like the gift card, I’m also able to mail it to you after I receive them.

For every $10 you donate, I’m going to donate an extra of at least $2 (Thats 20% additional!). I can’t promise much since I don’t know how much will come along. However, I don’t expect much to come from the public actually since my blog doesn’t get much readers and the recession has hit people badly.

Otherwise, you can send in your own orders.

1. Click here to download the form.
2. Print it.
3. Fill it in.
4. Mail the filled form back to World Vision Malaysia’s Address. (Address is on the form)

How to donate?

Donate button is above. If you’ve got no Paypal, you can use a credit/debit card too. For a $10 donation, Paypal takes $0.59 off as transaction fees (I think). Please send at least $2 so at least when it reaches me, I’ll see something there.

We can work it out through Internet Banking (POSB/DBS/UOB) if you’re in Singapore. I can also accept funds through Malaysian Banks (I’ve got Public Bank). Drop me an email ( felix@ker.sg ) or Comment below.

According to XE.com, 1.00 USD = 3.59790 MYR (at time of writing; 2009.02.21 02:42:33 UTC)

I’m have to be very transparent with regards to donations received. I’m going to do a post after I send out my form.

I was ’somehow’ a daddy at 19 coz I Sponsored a Child. Though not alot, I played my part to improve someone’s life.  You can do so too.  Contact me, we’ll see how I can share some information and advice with you.

I came across this news article whereby this boy became a father at 13. Isn’t it nice when you’re 14/15 and your child starts to call you daddy? Let’s do some maths:

At 20, his child enrolls into primary school.
At 26, his child has already completed primary school education and starts going to a secondary school.
By 31, if he’s got a smart/hard working child, the child would be at university.
Somewhere around 35, the child should be out in the society making his own money.
He can retire then. Or if he chooses to work on; it’s all up to him.

Life’s good, isn’t it?

I wish I was a father at probably 18. I want to retire early.

Problems at 18

• Diapers expensive leh!
• Milk powder not cheap too!
• Your wife and child’s medical expenses?

If you do not have the ability to raise a kid up now, practice abstinence or have safe sex (99% isn’t safe!). felixker.com recommends practicing sexual abstinence; only through abstinence you get 100% assurance and prevention against STDs.