the only natural expression i wanna see is beautiful ladies
walking around in orchard road naked...

clothes are so UNNATURAL.... 
here is some food for thought... why rules/laws exist...
Malaysian police shoot protester as rally turns violent
Posted: 09 September 2007 2318 hrs
KUALA LUMPUR : Malaysian police shot and wounded a protester and
arrested 23 others as riots broke out at a political rally in the
country's northeast, police and opposition figures said on
Sunday.
The head of Terengganu state police said the officer had been
forced to open fire as protesters began hurling rocks and bottles
when police attempted to disperse them late Saturday.
"When the policeman was hit in the head, this forced him to pull
out his gun and he fired a shot in self-defence," Ayub Yaakob told
the official Bernama news agency.
"The shot managed to force the attackers to run away," he said,
adding that 23 people were arrested for various offences.
Deputy Prime Minister Najib Razak defended the police action,
saying it was their duty to ensure law and order.
"This is within the jurisdiction of the police. The government did
not give any instruction to the police," Bernama quoted him as
saying.
The rally, held by three opposition parties, was aimed at promoting
free and fair elections.
Ayub said two men were injured in the shooting. But Syed Azman Syed
Ahmad of the fundamentalist Pan-Malaysia Islamic (PAS) party told
AFP that just one protester was shot and that he was in hospital in
a critical condition.
Syed Azman said the violence erupted after police fired tear gas
and used water canons to break up the peaceful gathering.
He said the situation became tense when police refused to allow
speakers to proceed.
"The police gave orders to arrest me and the other speakers. At
this point, the police fired tear gas at a nearby group and used
water canons to disperse the crowd," he said.
Tian Chua of the People's Justice Party said police had been
"heavy-handed."
"The last-minute decision of the police to revoke the permit for
the gathering which they had originally granted is not only
unreasonable but also highly suspect, and points towards political
meddling," he said. - AFP/de