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[WTB]uy -> Bar Chairs

liquiddog — Wed, 17 May 2017 14:09:47 +0800

Item(s): WANT TO BUY -> Steel powder coated bar chair

Package includes: chair only

Price: 1oo each

Warranty: nil

Dealing method: COD

Location: BANGSAR

Contact method/details: 018-[tiga]81388[kosong]
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Item(s) conditions: used

Picture:

WTS>Sigma 17-70 f2.8 - 4.0

liquiddog — Thu, 20 Feb 2014 00:39:00 +0800

Item(s): Sigma 17-70mm f2.8-4 DC Macro OS

Package includes:

+Sony a57 (New @ RM2300)
+New original USB Cable
+New original Sony Neck Strap
+Original Charger

+Sigma 17-70mm f2.8-4 DC Macro OS (New @ RM1450)

Additional items for free:
+Inverted Macro Focus Ring for 50mm f1.8 Lens (RM15)
+Digital Release Cable (RM25)
+Intervalometer (Rm70)
+Original Battery (RM150)
+Hoya CPL filter 72mm (RM145)
+Kenko UV filter 72mm (RM120)

Accessories total spent = Approx RM450

Price: RM980 (Lens + 2 x filters ) priced reduced!

Body + rest of the accessories except filters = SOLD

Warranty: 1 week from day of purchase

Dealing method: COD for your comfort of purchase

Location:

KL Sentral (office)
Sunway, Subang, PJ

Contact method/details:

017 - 2688513, Leonard

leonardmkj@gmail.com
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Item(s) conditions: 8.8/10

Lens : 24 months old (Image stabilizer faulty, you can depend on Sony's body stabilizer)

Picture:

Sample Shots :

Reason for sale: Upgrading system

WTA> Egypt, isit a good time to go now?

liquiddog — Sun, 17 Mar 2013 20:23:51 +0800

Hi guys, parents are planning to go egypt for holiday this month or next. Isit safe to go, as i heard there is a civil war going on.

Please correct me if im wrong

[WTS] COACH (bags, wallet, wristlet)

liquiddog — Fri, 15 Mar 2013 20:19:57 +0800

Item(s): COACH Bags, Wallets & Wristlets BRAND NEW WITH TAG

Notice (please read):
I went USA for vacation and brought back a couple of these bags for you ladies. Prices are further marked down from original price.
I only have 1 item of every design shown below unless stated, therefore it will be based on first come first served basis.
All items listed are GENUINE from USA. I have the receipt for your verification, however, I reserve the right not to disclose the prices.
Hope you can understand All items come with Coach Care Card. Box and cases are not included as I was not given when i purchased.

All sales are final, we do not accept returns or refunds. However, if you're not fully satisfied with your product, do let me know as I will try my best to help you out.
If authenticity is proven otherwise, we will offer a full refund without questioning.

Dealing method: COD SUNWAY or POSTAGE(Postage fee included)

Location of seller: SUNWAY , SUBANG JAYA, PETALING JAYA

Contact method/details: Leonard 017-2688513

Enjoy Shopping!

Item 1: ASH LTH CHBK WALLET Small Ivory / Silver
USA Retail Price: $208
Selling Price: RM430

Item 2: ASH LTH CHBK WALLET Large Ivory / Silver
USA Retail Price: $248
Selling Price: RM580

Item 3: EMB PAT DEMI Clutch Crimson
USA Retail Price: $158
Selling Price: RM460

Item 4: SIS SWAP Khaki Mahogany
USA Retail Price: $138
Selling Price: RM380

Item 5: SOH LTH FLP CBODY
USA Retail Price: $159.99
Selling Price: RM460

[WTS] Olympus XZ-1

liquiddog — Fri, 15 Mar 2013 18:20:29 +0800

Item(s): BRAND NEW Olympus XZ-1!

Package includes:

+NEW Olympus Xz-1
+Battery
+CD
+Cable
+Manual
+Charger

*Box not included as i was trying to save space.

Price: SOLD

Warranty: Nil

Dealing method: COD Sunway

Location:

+Sunway Caltex (opposite pyramid)
+Sunway Shell (PJS 7)

Contact method/details: 017-2688513 Leonard
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Item(s) conditions: 10/10 BRAND NEW

Picture:

Original screen protector still on

Reason for sale: Extra Unit

Thumbdrive corrupt

liquiddog — Tue, 11 Dec 2012 16:33:53 +0800

Guys i have lots of important work in the thumbdrive.

Was doing work halfway, short-circuit and comp turned off. After resuming windows, the thumbdrive cant be loaded.

Was told to reformat it if i wanna open.

What can i do about this?

*urgent*

thanks all in advance!!

Seagate Momentus XT

liquiddog — Tue, 09 Oct 2012 14:35:59 +0800

Im loooking into getting Momentus XT as im limited by the budget of getting SSD, also i prefer a larger capacity.

I dont need that ultimate fast speed from SSD thats why im opting for this SSHD.

I found out that:

+Most reviews shown are dated back to 2010 and 2011.

+Most reviews are on 750gb 2nd Gen, but im interested in 320gb (is that 320gb 1st gen?)

+If i were to get 320gb from viewnet which i saw on their price list, would it be old stock(2010/2011) as there weren't updates since? Im not sure if there was because most ppl speak of 500gb and 750gb

All sifu, please advise!

Thanks!

[WTA] Where can i remap ECU?

liquiddog — Wed, 12 Sep 2012 01:49:27 +0800

My fuel consumption is really really bad going at like RM0.24 per KM @ Ron95.

Would like to remap ECU to fuel economical bit more.

Where can i do this, and how much isit?

What are the things i have to take note of?

Thank you guys in advance!

Which car to get? <35k

liquiddog — Thu, 16 Aug 2012 05:08:32 +0800

Hi guys, which should i go for?

07' satria neo = RM32k

08' persona = RM31k

08' myvi = RM34k

My concern:
- good FC
- performance
- cheaper maintenance
- lesser problems
- high speed steadiness (eg. 120 - 130kmph)

thank you!!

WTA> Where to repair camera

liquiddog — Wed, 30 Nov 2011 03:53:52 +0800

Hello guys,

My Lumix Lx3 caught on some water and unfortunately my relative turned it on after a short while drying it up.

I believe it was not fully dried inside. Now it couldn't be turned on.

The warranty is over, is there anywhere i could repair it at a lower cost besides Panasonic factory?

Thanks!

Able to transfer streamyx acc?

liquiddog — Sat, 19 Nov 2011 22:48:32 +0800

Broadband provider
ISP/package: Streamyx Unipack
Location: From Sunway to Cheras
Have you called your ISP's helpline?: Unable to

Personal equipment
Modem: belkin
Router: belkin
Firewall used: na

Problem details

My sibling moved out to Cheras and hope to install Unifi there. Unfortunately the condo was old and technician said the cable was in pretty terrible, unable to install as the dsl wasn't stable even for a minute. The block has record for not being to install unifi as mentioned by the technician's superior.

I thought of an alternative as such:

Ignore unifi, just install streamyx (apparently everyone in the same block were able to install streamyx instead). However on my side (in sunway), i have installed unifi, and my Streamyx line isnt cut yet.

My question is: Am i able to set up modem and router at Cheras with a different number, but login in with Streamyx account? (so that i dont have to cancel my streamyx on my side, and go register for a new package for the new place.)

Thanks!

WTA> Which Oven to get?

liquiddog — Thu, 01 Sep 2011 01:11:16 +0800

Hi there guys, would want some recommendation on a new oven to replace my old National Microwave Oven.

Would prefer a highly durable oven which able to do most oven jobs. I don't quite want the microwave feature with it if its possible.

My budget is RM1500~2000.

I have experienced baking with friend's oven which is a panasonic that cost 1800. It takes 20min just to preheat. Its sorta an all rounder oven.

Im not quite good at this, so would an oven with narrowed specific usage of baking would be better and faster?

Thanks for the help in advanced

HALLOWEEN PARTY

liquiddog — Tue, 02 Nov 2010 00:40:38 +0800

Guys, here's another HALLOWEEN PARTY BROUGHT TO YOU BY DESIGN SCHOOL OF TAYLOR's UNIVERSITY!

The party will be held at the Amphitheater inTaylor's University, Lakeside Campus!!

DATE: 4th NOV
TIME: 5.30P.M.

Facebook HERE

Facebook HERE

Photograhy Session throughout the entire event!

Start spamming your shots and DRESS UP by 5.30P.M.!!

More pictures of past years Spookfest!

QUOTE

Facebook HERE

WTA> How much 1000D

liquiddog — Fri, 17 Sep 2010 00:27:13 +0800

I would like to know how much does my 1000D fetch now with a semi-faulty lens?

Its 1½ years old and the 18-55 lens cannot auto focus. But manual focus if working perfectly.

Can anyone tell me the rough price please? thanks.

Windows live messenger

liquiddog — Tue, 31 Aug 2010 13:15:01 +0800

I've googled about it and did it. It did not work.

I tried exporting my old ones into a SCV file and den importing using my new acc. It did not work. It says : your address book is full. please clear some contacts. yada yada...

I only have 160 contacts.

What should be the better way of doing it successfully?

I remember the last time i did it few years ago was so easy by just using only the messenger itself without login to the Windows Live.

Please help me. Thanks.

WTA: Bicycle Shop

liquiddog — Mon, 26 Apr 2010 23:28:10 +0800

Guys I would like to know where can i find bicycle shop with reasonable price in PJ?

There are few parts of my bike that i wanna change. I've went in few shops with pretty expensive bikes, so as their spare parts.

I know some,

Uptown LeRun
SS14 LeRun
TTDI

I wanna get a new seats, pair of handles, pedal, gears.

Thank you for your information in advance.

WTA> How to format IBM X31

liquiddog — Thu, 01 Apr 2010 22:10:39 +0800

Its an old laptop, thought of just using it for convenience. However, it tend to have blue screen, so i decided to format it with the "Access IBM" button
which actually works as a restoration to factory settings/format, but it didnt work. Blue screen still appear. So i thought of using a windows cd to format it instead.

Is it necessary to use the windows cd instead?

I sent it to repair, and the shop keeper charged me rm80 for formatting, its a rip off. So here i would like to ask sifus here how do i really format this laptop?

Isit the same as desktop? Thank you in advance.

Flushing Engine

liquiddog — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 00:31:12 +0800

I seen many people flushing their engine after few interval of oil change.
I'm using a '97 wira and haven't done that before. However, I'm still holding back as this is my concern.

Car Bibles: The Engine Oil Bible

» Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... «

Please advise!!

Rainbow? Alpine? Focal?

liquiddog — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 22:27:02 +0800

Hello folks, I visited an audio shop today and I told him my budget is approx 500.

He suggested me not to buy now and save some for CSX265 of Rainbow (also one of the cheapest speaker in Rainbow). I listened and it was darn awesome.
It wasnt sharp, bass was sufficient, vocal was clear.
The problem here is, that thing cost about Rm8xx. I can't afford that as I'm a student.

I asked for lower ranged speakers at below Rm500, and he suggested alpine and focal, forgotten which model.
However he also mentioned that, half a year down the road I won't be satisfied with that sound anymore. Why not just wait long and save for the Rainbow set.

*Note: I'm talking about Component Sets here.

I'm not planning to change my rear but just gonna add on a compset only. So is the alpine and focal range at <500 good enough? I go for SQ, and a little punch of bass.

I'm in dilemma. Please advise.

Police & Your Rights. What to and what not to do.

liquiddog — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 18:12:40 +0800

I see that there was a thread regarding this being pinned previously. However, I have a detailed version of it.

1. POLICE STOPS YOU
1.1 Not in uniform, ask for identification
Say: “Please, show me your Police authority card”.

1.2 Police authority card
Red : Suspended Police Officer. He has no authority to do anything to you. Walk away.
Other colours:
• Blue : Rank of Inspector and above
• Yellow: Below the rank of Inspector
• White : Reserve police
Note his name and ID number

1.3 In uniform
Note his name and ID number on his uniform.

1.4 Police vehicle
Note the number plate of the patrol car or motorcycle.

2. POLICE QUESTION YOU WHEN STOPPED
2.1 Your identification
Only give your name, ID card number and address.

2.2 The police ask other questions
Politely ask “Am I under arrest?”

2.3 When you are under arrest
You are arrested if the police:
• tells you “yes”;
• does not allow you to leave/want to take you to the Police Station; or
• handcuffs you if you are not under arrest, you may walk away/refuse to follow him back to the Police station or anywhere else, if asked.

2.4 When you cannot be arrested
The police cannot arrest you just because you are a potential witness and want to take a statement from you (112/Witness Statement).

3. QUESTIONING BY POLICE WITHOUT ARREST
3.1 112/Witness Statement
When the police are investigating a case and think you have information/knowledge about the case,
the police may examine you and take down your answers (112/Witness Statement).

3.2 Informal/Formal Request
Most times, the police make an informal request that you give a 112/Witness Statement. If the place and time is convenient to you, cooperate.
If not, tell the police you will do so at a convenient place. If you completely refuse to cooperate, the police can issue a formal order in writing,
signed by an investigating officer (Police Officer) to ask you to cooperate. If you disobey a Police Order, you cannot be arrested.
However, it is an offence and the police may request the Magistrate to issue a warrant against you to compel you to cooperate.

3.3 Giving a 112/Witness Statement
You have the right to ask a lawyer to accompany you. This is advisable.
In giving a 112/Witness Statement, you may refuse to answer any question / remain silent if the answer is likely to expose you to a criminal offence.
• Bring along a notebook or writing paper with you (Personal Notes).
• Write down every question asked in your Personal Notes.
• Make sure you understand every question asked.
• Take your time and think carefully before writing your answers in your Personal Notes.
• Read your answers to the Police Officer questioning you.
• Keep your Personal Notes for future refernce.

3.4 Signing your 112/Witness Statement
Before signing your statement, read the questions and your answers
written by the Police Officer carefully.
• Compare the statement you are asked to sign with your Personal Notes.
• You have the right to make any corrections/changes to the statement before signing.
• Sign your signature immediately below the last sentence of your statement.

4. POLICE ARREST YOU
4.1 Ask: “Why am I under arrest?”
An arrest is unlawful if you are not informed of the reason.

4.2 Do not resist an arrest
The Police have the right to use reasonable force to arrest you if you
resist.

4.3 Ask: “Which Police station are you taking me to?”
The arresting Police Officer must immediately take you to the nearest
Police station and no other place.

4.4 What to do when arrested
You have the right to telephone call top :-
1. Relatives;
2. Lawyer
You may also call a nearby Legal Aid Centre. Inform them:
• you have been arrested;
• the time, place and reason of the arrest;
• the Police station you will be taken to

4.5 What happens after arrest
You may be detained up to 24 hours:
• at the Police station, or
• in a lock-up to “assist” police investigation.

5. YOUR RIGHTS AFTER ARREST & DURING DETENTION
5.1 Right to consult a lawyer
Once you request for the presence of a lawyer, you have a right to consult the lawyer at the Police Station.
The Police must accord you a reasonable period of time for the lawyer to meet you and for consultation to take place.
The Police can, however, deny you this right, if the delay in questioning you may cause the occurrence of another crime or cause danger to others.

5.2 Clothing
You are allowed to have one set of clothing on you in the lock-up.

5.3 Personal belongings
The police must record and put all your personal belongings in safe custody.
Your personal belongings must be returned to you upon your release.

5.4 Welfare
You are allowed to take bath two times a day. If you are sick, you have the right to receive immediate medical attention.
You are to be given proper and adequate food and water during detention.

5.5 How long can the Police detain you
The police can only detain you up to 24 hours for investigation.
The duty of the police is to complete investigation within 24 hours and to release you as soon as possible.
If the police cannot complete investigation within 24 hours, the police must bring you before a Magistrate
far a remand order to extend your detention beyond 24 hours (“Remand Order”).

6. REMAND ORDER BY MAGISTRATE AFTER ARREST
6.1 Who is a Magistrate
A Magistrate is a judicial officer. He/She has power to make a Remand Order to detain you for more than 24 hours.

6.2 Purpose of Remand Order
It is to give more time to the Police to complete their investigation and decide whether there is evidence to charge you for an offence.
The Police cannot ask for a Remand Order only for the purpose of taking a statement from you.

6.3 How long is a Remand Order
When the Police bring you before a Magistrate for a Remand Order, the Police must give reasons to the
Magistrate why it is necessary to detain you beyond 24 hours. The Magistrate’s duty is to consider carefully
the reasons given by the Police. The Magistrate may order a Remand detention of between 4 to 7 days.
The Police may return at the expiration of this time period and apply for a 2nd Remand Order.
For this 2nd Order, the Magistrate may extend the detention for another 3 to 7 days.
The Magistrate, after careful consideration of the reasons given by the Police, has discretion:
• not to make a Remand Order; or
• make a Remand Order for a period shorter than that asked by the Police.
The Police can make more than one application for a Remand Order.
Altogether, you cannot be detained longer than 15 days.

6.4 What to say when you are brought before a Magistrate for remand
Tell the Magistrate:
• you want legal representation and to contact the LAC and your family;
• you want medical treatment because you are sick or have been beaten;
• if the Police had threatened or beaten you during detention;
• if you had been denied proper food/water/clothing, toilet or
necessary medical attention during your detention;
• whether the Police had carried out any investigation during your detention.

6.5 Ask for a shorter Remand Order from the Magistrate
Before the Magistrate makes the Remand Order, ask for a shorter
remand period asked by the Police. Give reasons (Example: “I will cooperate
with the Police in their investigation”, “I will be available” etc).

7. BODY SEARCH WITHOUT ARREST
7.1 When can this be done
If you are at a place (example: karaoke/clubs/entertainment outlets)
where the Police are conducting a raid or looking for something
(example: drugs), the Police may search your body/bags without
arresting you.
This must be done in the presence of a Police Officer who is an
inspector or of a higher rank.

7.2 What to do
• Do not allow the Police officer to put his hands into your pockets or bags.
• Take out your belongings one by one. Each time, say “Purse”, “keys”, “ID card”, etc.
• When your pockets/bags are empty, turn your pockets/bags inside out.

7.3 Your rights
• A female can only be body searched by a female Police Officer.
• All body searches must be carried out with decency (Example: cannot touch your private parts).
• There is no law requiring you to strip naked.

8. BODY SEARCH UPON ARREST
8.1 When Police can do so
• The Police have power to search your body for any object relating to the suspected offence.
• The body search must be conducted in a confined place. It is your right to be bodily searched in private.

8.2 Type of Body search
The law allows the Police to conduct 4 types of body search :-
1. “pat down” search - act of searching outer clothing
2. Strip search - to search for concealed evidence, object, contraband or
weapon. Can only conducted with the authorization of an officer
ranked Inspector and above
3. Intimate search - to search beyond the mouth, nose and ears. Can only
be conducted with the authorization of an officer ranked Assistant
Superintendent (ASP) and above
4. Intrusive search - to determine the existence of objects etc in the body.
Must be conducted by Government Medical Officer or Medical
Officer. Can only be conducted with the authority of the Officer in
charge of the Police District (OCPD)
If you are forced to strip naked/threatened if you do not strip naked:
• Protest
• Remember the Police Officer’s name.
• Lodge a report after the incident.

9. QUESTIONING BY POLICE AFTER ARREST
9.1 Identity of the Police Officer questioning you
Note the name/rank of the Police Officer questioning you.

9.2 Right to remain silent
The Police Officer will first make friendly conversation/talk (example: ask
you about your family and friends etc). Be polite. Do not be afraid to remain silent. This is your right.
Other than giving your Personal Particulars, you have the right to remain silent.
If you choose the right to remain silent, say: “I will answer in Court”.

9.3 Written Statement by you during investigation
The Police Officer will ask you questions and then write down your
answers. You are only obliged to give your full name, age, address and occupation (Personal Particulars).
The Police cannot threaten or force you into making statements.
If you have been threatened, beaten or forced, lodge a police report against
the Police Officer at first opportunity. This is your right.

9.4 Written statement is not to be used as evidence
Any statement you make to the Police during investigation cannot be used
as evidence. But you may use the statement to support your defence during Trial.

POLICE AND YOUR BASIC RIGHTS

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