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4 pot or 6 pot big brake kit

OlengSam — Sun, 10 Apr 2022 23:11:49 +0800

Hi Sifu, if any1 know any good recommendation workshop in KL for brake kit change ?

also what are the pros/cons going for 6 pot instead 4 pot

fyi my looking for AMG brake kit

Lelaki kantoi terlanjur dengan anak sendiri

OlengSam — Thu, 24 Mar 2022 15:24:21 +0800

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Lelaki kantoi terlanjur dengan anak sendiri, nekad cerai isteri untuk kahwin anak.Seorang bapa sepatutnya menjadi peIindung terutama pada anak perempuan.

Bagi anak perempuan hanya bapa mereka sahaja merupakan insan bernama lelaki yang boleh dipercayai dan menjadi pembeIa mereka.

Baru-baru ini, seorang peguam syariah Fatihah Azzahra berk0ngsikan kisah benar dimana seorang bapa berusia 40an terIanjur sehingga menghamiIkan anak sendiri berusia 20an dan dikatakan berbuat demikian kerana suka sama suka.

Lebih mengejvtkan, apabila diketahui oleh isteri yang juga ibu kandung kepada anak tersebut, dia s4nggup berk0rban agar dicer4ikan supaya suami dan anaknya dapat berkahwin.

‘Peng0rbanan’ si ibu adalah untuk bay1 yang dikandung anaknya supaya dapat berbin atau berbintikan dengan bapanya yang juga bek4s suaminya. Anak beranak itu akh1rnya berk4hwin menggunakan khidmat sindiket perk4hwinan oleh warga as1ng.

Bapa kandung terIanjur hingga mengandungkan anak perempuan. Ke$ suka sama suka, dari JPN kepada Peguam.
(Bapa dan Ibu berusia 40an,anak perempuan berusia 20an).

Ibu kandung kata takpa, kahwinIah dengan ayah nanti b4yi dalam kandungan dapat nasab bapa, kalau tidak susahlah. Maka ibu dan ayah pun bercer4i sebagai ‘peng0rbanan’ untuk anak perempuan ni tadi.

Kemudian, bapa nikahi pula anak perempuan tersebut menggunakan khidmat sindiket perk4hwinan, dijalankan oleh warganegara asing di Malaysia.

Apabila bay1 lahir, urusan pendaftaran kelahiran hendak diuruskan namun tldak diluluskan bin/binti oleh pihak JPN. Mereka dimaklumkan kena rujuk Mahkamah Syariah, tentukan semula nas4b anak.

Soalan ‘menyedihkan’, “Kenapa pula anak saya (bayi) tidak boleh daftar kelahiran guna nama suami (ayah kandung) kan kami dah kahwin?”

Namun apabila meIibatkan urusan pendaftaran kelahiran anak, Jabatan Pendaftaran Malaysia tldak meluluskan untuk berbin atau bernintikan kepada bapanya kerana perlu rujuk di mahkamah untuk tentukan nas4b bay1 berken4an.

Peguam itu turut berk0ngsikan, apa yang menyed1hkan apabila si anak mempersoal mengapa anak tldak boleh guna nama suaminya (bapa kandung) sedangkan mereka sudah berk4hwin.

Dunia makin membimbangkan.

Sepatutnya pandangan kita kepada dar4h daging sendiri bukanlah pandangan bern4fsu. Nak sentuh pun takvt bahkan sewajibnya kita lindungi dan nasihati.

Bayangkan,Pengetahuan agama paling ‘basic’ iaitu pengh4raman menikahi bapa, ibu atau anak kandung sendiri gagaL dikuasai segelintir masyarakat kita pada hari ini.

Sudah jadi begini kita hend4k saIahkan siapa? SaIahkan ayah kandung kerana gagaI bimbing keIuarga ataupun ibu kandung kerana tldak mendidik anak-anak? Bukankah perk4hwinan ini tanggungjawab bersama?

Harta dan anak-anak adalah perhiasan kehidupan dunia tetapi amalan-amalan yang kekal lagi soleh adalah lebih baik pahalanya di sisi Tuhanmu serta lebih baik untuk menjadi harapan. ( Surah Al Kahfi : 46)

Kami berpandangan, wujud ke$ sebegini kerana fahaman pernikahan boleh memberikan nas4b kepada anak tersebut. Fahaman ini perlu segera diubah. Wallahu’alam.
Sumbang mahram.

Masyarakat kita makin tenat. Malaysia 2021.

Perk0ngsiannya itu mendapat pelbagai reaksi daripada netizen yang terkejvt dengan kisah dik0ngsikan itu serta mempersoalkan ibu bapa yang seolah tidak kisah dengan hukvm agama sedangkan ianya pengetahuan asas.

Tldak kurang juga, ramai yang bimbang dengan dunia sekarang yang semakin membimbangkan apabila perkara halal haram ditoIak sedangkan ibu bapa sepatutnya menjadi pendidik anak-anak.

Pihak Santaikaw tldak bertanggungjawab terhadap komentar yang diutarakan melalui laman sosiaI ini. Ia adalah pandangan peribadi pemilik akaun dan tldak semestinya menggambarkan pendirian sidang redaksi kami. Segala risik0 aklbat komen yang disiarkan menjadi tanggungjawab pemilik akaun sendiri

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klu suka sama suka

Social media comment and reality

OlengSam — Thu, 13 Jan 2022 13:14:55 +0800

I realised this whenever i scroll around FB , these are the typical comments

Positive video - sebenarnya semua kaum bagus cuma politik je yg buat hal , yada yada etc bla bla

Negative video - ini semua salah DAP mmg kurang ajar depa si ***** nih

At one point i see the harmony while the next video i see the very extreme side of msians

I confused those ppl having selective mindset when comes to diff scenario/ video or ppl just like to being hipokrit but deep inside heart every1 is rasis??

Indeed Msians are really complicated

Pusat Perniagaan Oren

OlengSam — Thu, 25 Nov 2021 17:07:53 +0800

if u are from /k will u triggered??

i think we can also include epal / strawbery/ pisang /etc

MP: Use 'sin tax' revenue for the development

OlengSam — Sun, 21 Nov 2021 22:27:54 +0800

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An opposition MP has suggested for Putrajaya to separate the revenue from “sin taxes” on hard liquor and gambling from the government’s consolidated fund and only use it for the development of non-Muslims.

Steven Sim Chee Keong (Harapan-Bukit Mertajam) mooted this idea as he said PAS – one of the parties in the ruling coalition – has been very aggressive against alcohol and gambling, which have taxes imposed on them.

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KUALA LUMPUR – The Finance Ministry has no plans to separate tax revenue collections from the sale of alcohol for the use of non-Muslims only.

In the Dewan Rakyat today, Deputy Finance Minister II Yamani Hafez Musa explained that from last year up to September, the government collected RM20.11 billion from alcohol excise duties collections.

This amounts to a monthly average of RM1.68 billion.

This prompted Steven Sim Chee Keong (Bukit Mertajam-PH) to query if Putrajaya aims to separate sin tax to be allocated for non-Muslim use only given that the cabinet, which comprise ministers from PAS who aim to prevent alcohol sales and gambling.

“Right now, similar to other excise duty products such as cars, cigarettes, tobacco products and sugary drinks, the revenue collections for alcohol will be placed into a unified fund for government expenditure,” Yamani said in the Dewan Rakyat during question time.

Adding further, he said the government has no plans to separate the funds for expenditure as queried by the Bukit Mertajam MP.

Meanwhile, Datuk Che Abdullah Mat Nawi (Tumpat-PAS) queried if the Finance Ministry has data on the amount spent by the government to address problems caused by alcohol consumption such as driving under the influence leading to accidents, which may involve Muslim victims.

However, Yamani explained that he does not have the data on the matter and urged the Tumpat lawmaker to refer to the Transport Ministry for further details. – The Vibes, November 18, 2021

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Sara Duterte: Daughter of Philippines leader runs

OlengSam — Sun, 14 Nov 2021 01:12:25 +0800

his daughter "mak nyah" ke ??

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Cadangan Nama Calon PRN MELAKA 2021

OlengSam — Sun, 07 Nov 2021 19:43:21 +0800

Datuk seri with sijil refrigeration and air-conditioning boleh tahan jugak

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Give us funds to spread Islam in Sarawak

Thu, 01 Jan 1970 07:30:00 +0800

Saudi Arabia gears up for Halloween

OlengSam — Mon, 01 Nov 2021 22:20:56 +0800

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Saudi Arabia's full embrace of Halloween is delighting foreign residents and Saudis alike, as pumpkins, lights and ghoulish decorations spring up around malls and homes in the kingdom.

Ryan Davidson, an American national, spent some of Thursday shopping for a werewolf costume in Riyadh for a Halloween party at the weekend.

“Never would I have imagined Halloween here being such a big deal as it is in the US … I am really excited for this weekend.”

But it wasn't always this way.

Many foreign nationals say Halloween and Christmas used to be celebrated quietly until Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's Vision 2030 was announced, which helped liberate religious and other festivals celebrated by the kingdom's diverse population.

Fahad Alzowaid, a store manager at decoration and costume store Party Experts in Riyadh, said he was enjoying seeing the happiness the holiday brought to people.

“Everyone is buying make up, costumes and props to celebrate it,” he said.

“People are lining up and waiting up to 40 minutes just to buy costumes. The government has been great at controlling the pandemic and has helped avert this disaster.”

But Covid-19 is still a concern with a tradition that usually involves participants going door-to-door to collect sweet treats from homes in their neighbourhoods.

Rates of the virus have dropped in the kingdom in recent weeks, with daily cases hovering at about 50. Saudi Arabia has registered 548,530 cases since the start of the pandemic.

“Things are getting better but I am ensuring there are masks and limited gatherings for the safety of our children,” said Ghada Batarjee, a Saudi national, who is creating an immersive experience “with spooky carved-out pumpkins, webs, lanterns and costumes” for her friends and children at home on Friday.

“We have been celebrating every year but now its more widespread as the government has opened up interactive events, stores and other entertainment venues,” she said.

“It's so much fun for the kids — they love trick-or-treat, going down the road. Most of our neighbours have neon lights and signs saying 'ring the bell for treats' and it helps bring the community together in a festive way.”

Malls around the kingdom are selling Halloween-inspired costumes and decorations, while bakeries and supermarkets are capitalising on the pumpkin season and are offering items for those celebrating Halloween.

“We have events in our compound every year, with competitions for best dressed, but it was hard to source decorations and costumes locally up until now,” said Natasha Ahmed, a South African national visiting the Mall of Arabia in Jeddah.

“Today, we are in the malls and everywhere you go, you can easily find them.”

This year, people can attend public Halloween events with their families, including Horror Adventures at Riyadh Season’s Winter Wonderland, which has a haunted house, a scary maze and games.

In the capital, people can also drive up to the Tuwaiq Palace parking area in the Diplomatic Quarter in Riyadh for trick-or-treating and participate in fun competitions for the whole family.

Syrup Lounge in Riyadh is hosting a costume party for children and a ladies' night that includes games, family activities and more.

Even fitness enthusiasts can celebrate Halloween at gyms that are hosting special events during Halloween. Rebel 1 gym is hosting “heart-pumping” sessions and offering treats.

“Imagine, Saudis used to travel abroad to experience these activities and now our government has brought them home so we can enjoy them here with our friends and families,” Enas Abdullah, a Saudi national living in Riyadh tells The National.

“We are dressing up as Squid Games characters and my cousins are coming as vampires.”

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maju saudi....lagi mat salleh drpd Mat salleh

What if i makan sosej Ramly

OlengSam — Thu, 28 Oct 2021 22:04:17 +0800

suddenly i feel ghey pulak

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Prophecy in Indonesia the end of islam

OlengSam — Wed, 27 Oct 2021 09:58:38 +0800

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As daughter of first Indonesian president converts to Hinduism, read how a Hindu priest had prophesised that glory of Hinduism will return to the country
After King Brawijaya V of the Majapahit Empire in present-day Indonesia converted to Islam in 1478, Hindu priest Sabdapalon had cursed him and said that he will come back after 500 years to restore the glory of Hinduism

On October 26th this year, Sukmawati Sukarnoputri will formally convert to Hinduism from Islam in Singaraja city of Bali in Indonesia. Sukarnoputri is the daughter of Indonesia’s founding president Sukarno and his third wife Fatmawati. She is also the sister of the 5th President of Indonesia Megawati Soekarnoputri. This makes Sukmawati one of the high-profile people in the country who is set to disavow her allegiance to Islam and embrace Hinduism.

Her decision to convert to Hinduism is influenced by her grandmother Ida Ayu Nyoman Rai Srimben, who hailed from Bali. Sukarnoputri had earlier attended several Hindu ceremonies and held talks with religious heads in Hinduism. Her decision to convert found the support of her brothers, Guntur Soekarnoputra, and Guruh Soekarnoputra, and sister Megawati Soekarnoputri. Even her children, namely, Muhammad Putra Perwira Utama, Prince Haryo Paundrajarna Sumautra Jiwanegara, and Gusti Raden Ayu Putri Siniwati have accepted her decision.

Today, Indonesia is the largest Muslim-majority country in the world. At one time, Hinduism held a strong influence on the island nation. It spread to the islands of Java and Sumatra at the start of the 1st century AD and prospered until the 15th century. However, Hinduism diminished after the arrival of Islam, making Hindus a minority in the country which soon became Muslim-dominated. Today, the Hindus of Indonesia continue to believe in the prophecies of their ancestors, particularly, King Jayabaya and priest Sabdapalon.

The Propehcies of the Hindu priest Sabdapalon

Sabdapalon was a mystic priest in the Court of King Brawijaya V of the Majapahit Empire, the most powerful empire of Indonesia. When the kingdom fell to Islamic influences and Brawijaya V converted to Islam in 1478, Sabdapalon cursed the King. He vowed to return after 500 years at the time of natural disaster and political corruption. The mystic priest predicted to free the archipelago from the clutches of Islam and restore the glory of the Hindu Javanese religion.

As per Kalpavrisha, Sabdapalon had said, “I am the servant of the Queen and all of the Dang Hyang (devas and spirits) in the land of Java. Starting from the first ancestor of your majesty, the Wiku Manumanasa, Sakutrem and Bambang Sakri, from generation to generation until today, a servant of the Javanese kings. For 2,000 years until now, nothing had changed in their religion. I was here to serve the descendants of the Javanese kings. This is where we part. I am returning to my origins. However, please our king be reminded, that after 500 years I will restore the Buda religion to all of Java.”

He had predicted, “My lord, you need to understand, if you turn to Islam, your offspring would be damned, and the Jawi (the persons who understand the Javanese kawruh) will leave Java (or losing his Javanese-ness) and the Javanese will have to follow other nations. But one day, the world will be led by a Javanese (Jawi) who understands.” Prior to parting, Sabdapalon warned, “After 500 years from now I will return and restore spirituality all around Java. Those who refuse will be diminished, they will be food for the demons, I won’t be satisfied until they are all shattered.”

While warning the people of Indonesia about his resurrection, he added, “When Mount Merapi erupts and its lava and ashes fall to the South-West with a terrible smell, that is the signal that I will be coming soon.” Interstingly, in 1978, the construction of modern Hindu temples were completed on the island nation. Many Muslims reconverted to Hinduism and at that time, Mt. Semeru had erupted too. The Hindus believed it to be the prophecies of Sabdapalon turning true.

The Prophecies of King Jayabhaya

Jayabhaya was the ruler of the Kindom of Kediri from 1135 to 1157 CE and brought immense prosperity to the East java kingdom. A prophetic Hindu king, Jayabhaya was regarded as ‘ratu adil’ (just king). He maintained social order on the island at a time when it was going through a period of conflict. His predictions hold cultural significance even today in modern-day Indonesia. Jayabhaya also supported Hindu literature and patronised poets as Empu Panuluh and Empu Sedah.

During his reign, people in Java believed that the Hindu ruler was a reincarnation of God Vishnu. Jayabhaya also tried to legitimise the claims that he descended from one of the Hindu gods. According to various historical texts, the Hindu king was hailed as the great-great-grandson of God Brahma. Jayabhaya wrote ‘prophetic stanzas’, which came to be known as ‘Serat Jayabhaya.’ It was passed on generations through the oral recitations and the oldest written copy was finally translated in 1835.

One of his famous predictions was the colonisation of Javanese people by white people for a long time. Interestingly, Java was occupied by the Dutch in 1595, about 400 years after his death. Jayabhaya had also prophesied that ‘yellow-skinned men’ would take control of the archipelago from the white-skinned men. It turned out to be true when the Japanese invaded Indonesia during the 2nd World War and ended the colonisation of the Dutch. The Hindu ruler had predicted that the yellow men would rule them shorter than the lifespan of a corn stalk. Although this prophecy turned out to be false, the other two, coupled with the belief that he is a reincarnation of God Vishnu cemented the legacy of Jayabhaya forever.

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inb4 yg trigger bukan indonesian

Pak Arab is more western than western

OlengSam — Fri, 22 Oct 2021 12:10:23 +0800

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Inb4 msian looking at Arab as role model

i see got Piap piap while makan pedasss

OlengSam — Fri, 01 Oct 2021 00:21:19 +0800

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Is money-laundering alright now?

OlengSam — Wed, 29 Sep 2021 12:29:00 +0800

so let's say if i songlap 20m and kena caught......court as me pay back 15m compound...then after that i will be freeman no more criminal record...all clean ....true ka ????

World Bank revises Malaysia’s economic growth

OlengSam — Wed, 29 Sep 2021 09:50:23 +0800

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KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 28 — The World Bank has revised Malaysia’s economic growth projection to 3.3 per cent in 2021, down from the 4.5 per cent forecast in June.

It said the ongoing movement control orders, increased precautionary behaviour and subdued labour market conditions were expected to weigh down further on private consumption and overall economic growth, especially for services-related sectors, which had been heavily impacted by movement restrictions.

“However, the external sector will continue to provide support to the economy, especially in the exports of electrical and electronic (E&E) goods and medical rubber gloves. Nevertheless, the momentum is expected to moderate given the resurgence of Covid-19 cases in advanced economies and in China,” it said in a statement today.

The World Bank also said the number of Malaysians living below the national poverty line of US$10 (RM42) per person per day (2011 PPP) was expected to decline gradually, and the poverty rate was expected to return to its pre-pandemic level by 2022.

The bank said the pace and trajectory of recovery going forward would depend on several factors, namely the national vaccination programme and the effectiveness of pandemic containment measures.

“The positive progress of the vaccination programme should alleviate the strain on healthcare system and would allow for the relaxation of containment measures while it needs to be complemented with robust testing and tracing mechanisms to help minimise the risks of future resurgence,” it said.

The World Bank has projected higher economic growth of 5.8 per cent in 2022 and 4.5 per cent in 2023 for Malaysia.

Speaking at a virtual press conference on the launch of World Bank’s East Asia and Pacific Economic Update October 2021 report today, World Bank Group lead economist Apurva Sanghi said there had been a silver lining, namely digitalisation that had taken off in a major way, with the external environment having been quite supportive to the export sector.

Nevertheless, he said fiscal support was still needed to recover from the current negative output gap and to support the vulnerable groups.

“So improving the tax collection framework, revisiting the tax expenditure system and exploring other forms of taxation, including improving tax administration, with all mobilised revenues and resources for the span, would be crucial,” he said

He said Malaysia should focus on revenues and expenditures, and raise resources in an efficient manner.

Commenting on the 12th Malaysia Plan, World Bank country manager for Malaysia, Yasuhiko Matsuda, said the plan articulated a long-term vision that was highly appropriate and important, especially given the quality of the plan for which Malaysia was known for.

“But at the same time, the circumstances require us to be very adaptable and nimble,” he said.

As for the East Asia and Pacific region, the report said recovery had been undermined by the spread of the Covid-19 Delta variant, prolonging the distress for firms and households and likely slowing economic growth and increasing inequality.

“Economic activity began to slow down in the second quarter of 2021, and growth forecasts have been downgraded for most countries in the region,” it said, adding that the damage done by the resurgence and persistence of Covid-19 was likely to hurt growth and increase inequality over the longer-term.

East Asia and Pacific chief economist Aaditya Mattoo said accelerated vaccination and testing to control Covid-19 infections could revive economic activity in struggling countries as early as the first half of 2022, and double their growth rate next year.

“But in the longer term, only deeper reforms can prevent slower growth and increasing inequality, an impoverishing combination the region has not seen this century,” he opined.

The report also estimated that most countries in the region, including Indonesia and the Philippines, could vaccinate more than 60 per cent of their populations by the first half of 2022. This would significantly reduce mortality, allowing a resumption of economic activity.

However, it said the region would need to seriously address vaccine hesitancy and limitations in distribution capacity to prevent plateauing coverage; increasing regional production of vaccines to reduce dependence on imported supplies; and strengthening health systems to deal with the prolonged presence of the disease.

“International assistance is needed to support national efforts in all these areas, especially in countries with limited capacity,” the World Bank said. — Bernama

MARA graduate kan ada.....bumi 51% kan ada.....relek ahhh

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Ahli Parlimen PAS nak haram judi nombor ekor

OlengSam — Wed, 29 Sep 2021 00:27:55 +0800

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Tarik balik tambah cabutan nombor ekor atau berdepan ‘tentangan lebih hebat’, kata Ahli Parlimen PAS

KUALA LUMPUR: Seorang Ahli Parlimen PAS memberi amaran bahawa Putrajaya akan berdepan “tentangan lebih hebat” di dalam dan luar Dewan Rakyat jika tidak menarik balik keputusan menambah cabutan khas nombor ekor.

Ahmad Fadhli Shaari (PN-Pasir Mas) berkata, judi dalam apa jua bentuk akan menyebabkan kesan jangka pendek dan panjang terhadap keberkatan hidup rakyat.

“Tak perlu kerajaan meningkatkan cabutan judi. Ini satu langkah terbalik, kita nak perkenalkan keharmonian kehidupan rakyat, tiba-tiba kita naikkan kadar cabutan judi daripada lapan kali kepada 22 kali setahun.

“Walaupun ada hujah mengatakan pendapatan daripada judi ini untuk kegunaan tertentu, walau apa hujah, judi tak boleh dinaikkan kadar cabutan.

“Kerajaan wajib tarik balik langkah ini sebelum berdepan tentangan lebih hebat sama ada di dalam atau luar dewan kerana judi dalam apa jua bentuk akan menyebabkan kesan jangka pendek dan panjang terhadap keberkatan hidup rakyat,” katanya ketika membahaskan Rancangan Malaysia ke-12 (RMK12) di Dewan Rakyat.

Ahmad Fadhli berkata, banyak lagi cara lain yang boleh dilakukan kerajaan bagi meningkatkan pendapatan negara termasuk menggunakan tanah di kawasan tertentu untuk dibangunkan.

“Mungkin kita boleh fikir dan pindahkan sebahagian institusi pengajian di ibu kota Kuala Lumpur, contohnya UM (Universiti Malaya), ke lokasi lain dan tanah tersebut boleh dibangunkan.

“Mungkin apa saya sebut ini tak popular dan tak disenangi oleh alumni UM, termasuk Ahli Parlimen Bera, tapi kerajaan mungkin boleh pertimbang. Tiada keperluan lagi institusi pengajian berada di tengah bandar, ia boleh berada di negeri-negeri lain yang kita boleh rangsang ekonomi di tempat lain (jika adanya universiti),” katanya.

Sebelum ini kerajaan mengesahkan kadar kekerapan cabutan khas nombor ramalan ditingkatkan kepada 22 kali setahun dan kebenaran itu diberikan kepada semua syarikat judi di negara ini.

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pak lebai purposely act cute and naive ka ?? whatever he pakai/driving/4 wives/etc all from gov give = gov income largely from sin tax

listen pak lebai 0.01% talkin about economy also can die wehhh.....im interested pak lebai to come out master plan to increase country income without haramness

inb4 najib l& rosma laugh behind

Gaming Desktop setup ideas & gaming room

OlengSam — Wed, 15 Sep 2021 16:18:02 +0800

ayam planning to make over my working space cum gaming room since company direction is to WFH god knows until when and company is giving us some budget

come share your gaming room so i can get some ideas

things to change
1) gaming chair
2) gaming desk

Why our ministers English speaking standard

OlengSam — Sun, 05 Sep 2021 12:08:55 +0800

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