Ah, the feng shui of having stonkingly rich parents and heading for jail. Surely La Paris is the biggest argument for not following the principles. :oD

Btw, in today’s paper there was a full page on the feng shui of …guess. Go on, guess.

Paris Hilton.

That’s right, a whole page devoted to where she has been and where she is going, all because of Feng Shui. Sheesh.

I agree the villagers’ view of aliens is a fascinating shift indeed. What’s next? Kampung folk believing pontianaks (long-haired vampires in Malay folklore) come from Transylvania or Romania?!

Then again, it would be interesting to know whether the villagers (in general) still believe in demons per se, but not that the quack could trap them with the aid of a few nails and a banana log.

And I do admire the police for the way they stoically don their rubber gloves and get in there … though I wonder whether they view it as bravery in face of the unknown, or administering a cultural enema to the community.

It interests me that the villagers should have come up with the notion of space aliens being buried there, instead of imprisoned spirits. Kind of ties in with a blog post I did recently about aliens being used as modern day masks for the spirits and powers of older traditions.