Posted on behalf of Wira:

Dear batchmates

I’d like to invite you guys (and family) to my wedding next month (which falls during the first week of the World Cup! game bosan2 lagi, takper). I’ve attached the scanned copy of my invitation card, but for those who can attend, pls sms me your address (my no. is 012-2684977, or email mkhairul.mh(at)hotmail.com) so aku boleh bagi kad jemputan either masa futsal or via snail mail, or kalau boleh jumpa, by hand la… pls find details of my reception:

Date: 13th June, Sunday

Time: 12.30 – 4 pm

Venue: Dewan Melawati, Kompleks Tabung Haji Kelana Jaya (map as attached)

Hopefully ramai boleh datang meriahkan majlis and mendoakan keberkatan kami. Thanks.

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Bro semua

Blog kita ni ada photo gallery. But penggunaan dia leceh sikit, so korang rasa OK tak kalau kita create satu flickr account lepas tu kasi username/password kat semua batch members.

Sesapa pun boleh upload gambar2 yang diorang ada. Lagi cun kalau lepas upload tu taruk tags macam nama orang yg ada dalam gambar, tahun berapa, kat mana, apa yg tengah buat dlm gambar tu (hmmm?)… flickr boleh harap nak jadi permanent photo database kot. Kalau pakai facebook, gambar dia kecik. flickr boleh simpan gambar besar2.

Tapi kalau ada sesapa budak batch nak buat naya, selamba delete semua gambar ke, buta IT ke, susah sikit la.

So how? tolong la kasi respons… sedih aku tengok blog kita ni haha

Hey all,

Am posting this using Wordpress for BlackBerry. Those of you interested to try, point your BlackBerry browser to this url addy:

http://blackberry.svn.wordpress.org/nightly/OS47/ota/WordPress.jad

Have fun! ;)

A message from MCOBA Website:

Dear Bros,

Old Boys Weekend is back! Come and join us at the Big School field, April 9 till April 11th, 2010. Get your entire batch to come and be merry!

Click here for the link.

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