It was raining heavily earlier today - with me being in Nilai - very near to the Sepang F1 track indeed… it seems with the war started today, it really clouded the Malaysian Formula 1 Grand Prix build-up to the race weekend…

On the F1 GP, guess tomorrow morning the 3 teams (Minardi and another 2 teams - can’t remember right now) that opted for free testing early in the morning will get to experience some damp weather/track condition… Shall report in more about F1 after the Friday qualifying… ET (my house/classmate, who’s a Ferrari fan) was wondering over lunch today whether Michael Schumacher would express his views over the war that began today - the last time he expressed his views on this kinda matters was during the Sept 11 attacks - in which he refused to compete on the race weekend.. so I was telling ET, damn nice if he were not to compete this weekend - more points for West McLaren Mercedes team and the others… smiley

Back to the world - the Iraqi retaliated and even poorly aimed some Scud missiles to an US base in Kuwait… having such low skills in launching missiles - I really wonder if they could have really hidden or even knew how to operate some weapons of mass destruction smiley

Oh yeah, and the stock markets around the world mostly gone up because of this war… I guess it’s the right time to start cashing in on the stock market - how about Petronas? After all, petrol price will definitely go up in coming weeks/months and even long after the war is over, petrol price will never go down in this country anymore…

I should start a wish-list, anyone wanna buy me some shares in Petronas? smiley