8 Comments

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   Steve on October 16, 2006 at 9:40 am

   Ugh, could you have played my bitchy feedback any more quietly? I checked my levels against your recording here and they sounded fine, even with iTunes’ Sound Check off. Whore.

   Also, could you have placed it at a more downbeat part of the show? Even I hate me after listening to that – you know I don’t really think you’re fat (but I know you’d like to lose weight) and it’s just part of your schtick. Oh well – whatever. Love you, whore. 😉

   It was great hearing this second part of Kay’s story and it’s definitely progressed since last May and for the better. Shame about the blog though.

   I should add that I didn’t see anything wrong with the last interview. It was just an individual’s story and maybe you don’t hear that so much on more traditional media where they tend to go for something bigger with the most outgoing, craziest people contrived to create a stir. These interviews weren’t like that, just real and honest and for me, that makes it special.

   Thanks for sharing, Kay.

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   John Ong on October 16, 2006 at 10:38 am

   Oh poor Steve! I actually thought of how it may have made you sound like jerk! Kinda out of context. But, people need to know. It doesn’t matter what you say, it is how you know and feel for the person. And I certainly love ya too, whore!

   I sorta did things in a hurry last night. I may have screwed up the level. I think. Dunno.

   Before more complaints. I do know that the audio on Kay’s side is kinda bad. It’s not because of him. But the damn internet connection in Malaysia. Well, at least his area. The interview was interrupted SO many times. He’d get disconnected or get all Skypey.

   Steve, sorry I made you sounded softly jerky. But I love you. 😉

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   Vincent Tan on October 17, 2006 at 7:20 am

   pleasantly plum & everything big ? gush, when is the deadline for me to send the application to you ? 🙂

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   Kalvin on October 18, 2006 at 6:58 pm

   This was a nice counterpoint to the somewhat heavy first half. Hopefully things will continue to improve in Malaysia. And just remember John that fat is beautiful…

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   Jeb on October 21, 2006 at 9:33 am

   You are such a sweetheart! Thank you for the very kind words about donating. You are the first podast I have actually subscribed to so you never forget your “First Time” 🙂

   After listening to you, Cliffy and Rebecca Nay over dinner here in Seattle, I definitely was curious as to what was this huge passion for all three of you, so that got me to my first Ongline podcast…and from there it has been pure, pleasurable addiction.

   But I also know know that with any passion comes expense and more passion and more equipment and more expense and more passion and better services and more expense and more equipment….and pretty soon you are working a couple different jobs just to keep things going and then you start doing a second podcast and and and… But of course we know that wouldn’t happen to anyone we know

   I totally get the fun and joy you find in what you present in your podcasts and, as I think happen with Jay, the door you open for even one person to find and perhaps ‘own’ their “voice” and hear that there are other people that have the same normal, crazy, up, down, sideways stuff going on in their life, I think is incredibly important work. So I am glad to “help” a small way…

   What you are doing IS incredibly important and powerful work!

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   John Ong on October 21, 2006 at 10:22 am

   Vincent: LOL!

   Kalvin: Thanks. I guess I’m gorgeous! I hope things would get better in Malaysia too. Well, frankly, hopefull things would be better here in the US. But much worse in Malaysia.

   Jeb: You are SO SO SO kind. Thank you for saying such kind words. It definitely help motivating me to do a better job. I’m glad you picked up the connections we have for each other (Becky, Cliffy, and I). Thanks again for your support.

7. 

   Colin chee on April 1, 2007 at 6:02 am

   Ask about the gay scene in Malaysia, either contact Mister Marcy or Mr Justin. 😀 they are very Updated with gay news in Malaysia

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   Kerk on April 1, 2007 at 6:37 am

   Since Anwar’s case in 1998, Malaysians is quite familiar with the word homosexual and the the GLBT community in Malaysia.
   Our former Prime Minister blamed the Western countries for its “SUBCULTURE” -GAY VIRUS, affected the pure Malaysian and converted them into homosexual. Blaming those homosexuals are hopeless and not truly Malaysian and going to hell because the god wont accept such dirty soul. We gay people in Malaysia are more even out since then. The Malaysian government can’t never stop the Good GAY QUEENS for having good fun and do what they do.

   Accordingto a Scottish/English sea captain and trader,-alexander Hamilton ( If I dont get the name wrong) in his journal, he wrote about his encounter with the Sultan Malacca, Sultan Mahmud Shah( the sultan should be converted to a muslim by that time,with the arabic name, Mahmud Shah) And he said he was surprise that Mahmud onboarded his ship one day while he was trading in Malacca, and Mahmud spoted one of his beautiful young Seaman, and Mahmud requested the young Seaman’s father for allowing him some private time with his young son, the father rejected and Mahmud threatened him if he doesnt allow him for some private time with his son, he will throw the son into the sea and kill him. And of course the private time include some sodomite activities and the sea captain surprised with such a fetish by Sultan Mahmud Syah, in fact, he is a married Sultan with a few concubines too.

   The people in Malacca back then are not shy to admit they involved in sodomy and having some same sex activities.—According to a journalist, I cant remember his name. Besides trading, many foreign traders who are interested with some exotic same sex activities, came to Malacca for some great sex with locals or some other chinese/indian traders as well.
   It is the same now, some foreigners come to KL just to find some asian boys for a good time, and those young asian gay boys see the “western red hair man” they all gone crazy and want a piece of the foreign meat.( History repeats itself)

   If all these thing I read from the history books are true, and these books I found from the State Library in Australia, Why is our politicians missed this topic, and of course, there is no surprise they dont put this facts into our text books. But if our politicians dont know about these things, I dont think they deserve to be a politician at all. So yeah, Malaysian gays rock.

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