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WTS Fuji X-E2s (Body) + 3 lenses

Camera2heavy — Mon, 28 Dec 2020 12:04:21 +0800

Item(s): Fuji X-E2s (Body) + 3 lenses

Package includes:

- Fuji X-E2s body
- 7 Artisan 50mm f1.8
- 7 Artisan 25mm 1.8
- 7 Artisan 12mm F2.8
(Wide, medium, Tele)
- 2 x batteries + charger
- 1 x 16GB SD card
- 1 x neckstrap

Only selling as a full kit, no individual items

Price: 1600 (!!!NOTICE!!!: Sellers are required to display the exact selling prices of their products. Failure to do so will result in the deletion of the topic)

Warranty: nil

Dealing method: COD @ KL/PJ / Shah Alam

Location:Shah Alam

Contact method/details: Whatsapp 0176421337
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Item(s) conditions: Lenses are in near mint condition
Body has wear on exterior, but works perfectly . 8/10

Picture:

Reason for sale:Need immediate cash

Kit includes:

No Problem, Cause Problem

Camera2heavy — Sat, 07 Sep 2019 10:44:16 +0800

https://www.malaymail.com/news/what-you-thi...ee-chen/1787593

Past week, semua syok sendiri je

Hmmmmmmm

QUOTE

Something is amiss.

For the past week, I have been bombarded with news regarding race-based products being boycotted, the barring of Muslims and non-Muslims from praying together, and Friday being announced as Jawi Day.

As a Malaysian citizen, I am not just worried and disappointed. More than that, I am genuinely confused why these issues are being brought up in the first place?

Are Bumiputera entrepreneurs struggling to get business due to their skin colour, or is it due to capitalist market forces? Is a large portion of the population voicing out their concerns that the Jawi language is not implemented enough, so much that it warrants a dedicated day every week just to practise it?

Has anyone complained that they feel uncomfortable praying alongside someone from a different religion and background? Is it a common occurrence? If so, is it a problem to begin with?

I am trying to comprehend how did the boycott issue escalate so much to the point where it has to be brought up in Cabinet; I am trying to comprehend why these certain policies are being set in place by the Prime Minister’s Department in the first place.

How exactly is barring two people from different religious backgrounds from praying together promoting understanding and racial harmony? How exactly is forcing the use of Jawi nationwide promoting the love and respect of the script?

I sincerely wish that this is just a simple case of policies being made for “syok sendiri” purposes. I am afraid that maybe there is something wrong with the status quo that I have not realised yet. Maybe somewhere across the city, a racial maelstrom is brewing that I am not aware of.

Why are these news headlines being produced, when we have nationwide economic and environmental issues to worry about?

Call me naive, but I believe that there were good and admirable intentions when these policies and were first drafted. But not every issue can be solved through rushed and poorly made policies. Just because the government has been given the hammer of authority to introduce such policies, that doesn’t mean that everything has to be a nail.

For those who possess a genuine love for Jawi, they will congregate together and form communities on their own. For those who do not feel comfortable praying alongside others of a different faith, they can kindly move to a different location, or request the other party to move. What is next? Every household is required by law to hang a flag outside their doorstep?

It took decades of fine-tuning and trial & error to draft out crucial policies that have long-lasting effects. The Strata Management Act, the Employment & Labour Law, the National Policy on the Environment are just a few out of many crucial laws that have been carefully drafted by legislators, under heavy consideration from a team of consultants and analysts.

Even the Reid Commission had to meet 118 times within a short span of four months, receiving 131 memoranda from various individuals and organisations in order to draft out our Federal Constitution.

I look across the South China Sea, over at our brothers and sisters in Sabah and Sarawak. Not only are they much more culturally diverse than us here in the Peninsula; Not only are they facing far more pressing issues than us, but these racial and religious issues are also somehow not as severe as us.

Until this day, I still stare in envy at Masjid An Naim and Good Shepherd Church sharing a carpark together in Miri, Sarawak. I am unsure whether such a thing is even possible here in West Malaysia. In fact, there might be a law being implemented just to prevent such a thing from happening in order to “promote understanding and racial harmony”.

I sincerely believe that most Malaysians, regardless of racial or religious background, wish to live together in peace and harmony. Or at the very least, they do not wish to interfere in each other’s personal lives or matters.

I believe that these issues have been brought up by the vocal minority, which warrants the government’s attention. But they should also consider the silent majority before imposing such policies.

Policies should not just be well thought of, but also well communicated and implemented. Please form policies that actually add true value to the lives of the common citizen here in Malaysia.

Because I do not wish to see the day come, where people would rather stick their name cards on their chest on a Friday, because not everyone can read proper Jawi.

* This is the personal opinion of the writer or publication and does not necessarily represent the views of Malay Mail.

She wants adoption

Camera2heavy — Mon, 08 Apr 2019 12:44:15 +0800

Just like the title suggests.

We've been together for more than a year now, and so far the relationship has been smooth sailing. She hella stubborn, but most of her demands I'm quite chill with /have no opinion, so I usually happily oblige. However, we both believe that it is important to discuss dealbreakers early in the relationships, and one of the points that were brought up was that she doesn't want to have kids, the reason is that she is afraid of pain. Pardon the ladies in this forum, but I feel that pain is a really poor excuse for not wanting children, and with my experience, she will never change her stance no matter what.

Should I just break it off despite the fact that we're both comfortable with the other parts of the relationship, just to avoid trouble in the future? It is called a dealbreaker after all, and I'm not sure if I'm willing to commit years of my life trying to persuade her, which is unlikely going to work anyways? The alternative is to comply with her demands, and I am not sure if I am comfortable with this either.

WTS Used Fuji x100s

Camera2heavy — Wed, 20 Feb 2019 15:56:38 +0800

Item(s):USED Fuji x100s

Package includes: Camera, strap, 2 batteries, hood

Price: RM1400

Warranty: nil /b]

[b]Dealing method: COD in PJ

Location: PJ SS2

Contact method/details: Whatsapp 017-642 1337 (Lim)
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Item(s) conditions: Exterior got a few scratches and signs of wear. But internally, everything works perfectly like new.

Picture:

Reason for sale: Build savings

Sugar Glider Pair (with Cage & accessories)

Camera2heavy — Mon, 14 May 2018 17:01:15 +0800

Selling my lovely gliders after a year.
Used to own them as a college student, but working life made me too busy to take care of them. I dont want them to be lonely...

Female name is Zhi Zhi
Born July 2016 Basically, a young adult
Very shy, dont like to leave the cage, but when she does, she very careful.

Male is Zhu Zhu
Born March 2017
Opposite of Zhi Zhi. Hyperactive and adventurous. Loves exploring

Price: 450

Cage includes an easy to clean wheel.
Food tray
Water bottle
3 big pouches for sleeping
1 pouch for playing
1 travelling pouch to bring them outdoors
Some food and litter that can last at least a month
(Basically everything you need to make them happy and live for a month

Contact method/details: 017-6421337 Whatsapp or PM

Location: Kuala Lumpur/ Petaling Jaya

Used Benro Aero 4 Video Tripod

Camera2heavy — Mon, 14 May 2018 10:49:21 +0800

Item(s):Benro Aero 4 Fuild head

Package includes:Bag , camera palte and tripod itself

Price: 450 only

Warranty: Nil

Dealing method: COD in PJ/KL

Location: PJ/KL

Contact method/details: Whatsapp 017-642 1337 or PM
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Item(s) conditions: 80%. Still in superb working condition, just minor scratches on outside

Picture: Whatsapp for more

Reason for sale:Rarely used

Konova K2 80cm Slider

Camera2heavy — Sat, 12 May 2018 14:49:08 +0800

Item(s):Konova K2 80cm Slider

Package includes: Entire set including Bag, legs, etc

Price: RM700

Warranty:nil

Dealing method:COD in KL/PJ (postage costs extra)

Location:Kuala Lumpur

Contact method/details: whatsapp 0176421337
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Item(s) conditions:9/10

Picture: Pm for photos

Reason for sale: Under utilized

WTS Panasonic Lumix G7 w/ 14-140 Lens

Camera2heavy — Sat, 12 May 2018 14:46:38 +0800

Item(s):Panasonic Lumix G7, 14-140 f3.5-5.6 lens

Package includes: original box and full package and everything

Price: RM2500

Warranty: nil

Dealing method: COD or Postage

Location:KL/PJ

Contact method/details: 017-6421337 Whatsapp or PM
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Item(s) conditions:1 year old. Near new condition

Picture: Whatsapp for photos

Reason for sale: Want to jumpship to Fuji