This is a *TRUE *story of a young college girl who passed away last month in Singapore. Her name is Priya.
She was hit by a lorry. She had a boy friend named Shankar. Both of them were true lovers.
They always used to hang on the phone. You could never ever see her without her handphone.
She spent 3/4 of the day talking to Shankar. Priya's family knew about their relationship.
Shankar was very close with Priya's family too. Before she passed away she always told her
frens "If I pass away, please cremate me with my handphone." She also said the same to her
parents.
After her death, people couldn't carry her coffin. I was there too. A lot of them tried to do so
but nobody could. They sought the help of their neighbor who was a Thai 'bomoh' (pak Darin)
who after chanting for a while asserted that the girl misses something badly. Only then her frens
remembered and told the bomoh that she wanted to have her mobile phone burnt along with her.
He then opened the coffin and placed her phone and SIM card inside the casket. After that, they
could carry the coffin so easily and the whole lot of us who witnessed this were really shocked!
Priya's lifeless body was carried into the van and sent off to the Mandai crematorium.
Priya's parents didn't inform Shankar that Priya had passed away. (pity Shankar). After 2 weeks,
Shankar, called Priya's mom. "Atte, I'm coming home today, cook something nice for me. Don't tell
Priya that I'm visiting you today. I wanna surprise her." Her mother replied....." You come home
first, I wanna tell you something very important." When he came over, they told him the truth about
Priya.
Shankar thought that they had gone crazy and were playing the fool. He was laughing and said, "Don't
try to fool me; tell Priya to come out. I have a gift for her and please stop this nonsense." Then they
showed him the original death certificate. They gave him proof to make him believe. (Shankar started to sweat)
He said... "it can't be true. We just spoke to each other yesterday. She still calls me all the time.
Shankar was shaking and suddenly his phone rang. "See, he said, this is from Priya, see this..."
He showed the phone to Priya's family and they told him to speak to her using the loudspeaker
mode as all of them could hear their conversation.
Loud and clear, no cross lines, no humming and they heard their darling Priya's voice and there was
no way others could use her sim card since it was nailed inside the coffin. They were all so shocked and
asked for pak Darin's help again. Pak Darin brought his master (Tok Chen) to solve this matter. They
worked for 5 hours and finally they discovered one thing.....
SingTel has the best coverage

Saw this piece on the Straits Time interactive forum.... quite interesting... arguing about whether izzit wrong to tap into an open Wi-Fi network to use or not...

some argue tat door is not locked dosen't mean u can come in...

then some say the transmitters is broadcasting the availability of ur network so it is ur responsibility to set up a security measure to prevent others to tap onto ur network easily...

i personally agree with the 2nd opinion lahz... it is the responisibility of the 'owner' of the network to setup a security measure to prevent others from using.... ignorant cannot be an excuse... there are manuals tat come with their wireless devices which will teach them about the security measures.... and u cannot compare this directly with 'door not locked dosen't mean u can enter my house' logic.... coz now is ur transmitter broadcasting tat u have a network so it is ur responsibility to secure it... so wat do u all tink??