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Where is the best place to repair your Note 1?

drizom — Thu, 14 May 2015 11:26:11 +0800

Anyone of you know where to repair handphone charging port around Klang valley area (kl), the price must be reasonable of course...

Need to replace my charging port for my samsung note 1,

brutal employer

drizom — Thu, 03 May 2012 16:24:23 +0800

hi i just wanna ask the people here...

i lost my company's blackberry phone. it was my negligence though..but what is my legal rights on this?do you need to compensate the company because my company is charging me unnecessarily for the price of the phone and the simcard since the phone is used by an ex-employee before and the market price for the phone has drop about 40% and sim card charging me rm50 although i ask the replacement only cost rm10..anyone knows my right on this?

my pride

drizom — Tue, 21 Feb 2012 21:43:42 +0800

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help me out

drizom — Wed, 13 Apr 2011 23:14:02 +0800

I just realized that cheongster.com is no more....where is the replacement web beside sammyboy.....

anyone can help?

really need to know the market?? very sangap already.....

Top 10 Reasons not to Cheong

drizom — Mon, 24 Jan 2011 03:15:40 +0800

source

QUOTE

There’s an awful lot of common sense reasons not to frequent prostitutes while going abroad. There’s quite a few more not to do it in a place where you don’t speak the language. We just happened to be most knowledgeable about why one should not to do it while in China. Here is our top 10. Added suggestions are welcome.

10.) Third world prices means third world safety hazards. The prostitute businesses that the average expatriate, in China, is likely to come across (affordable on a teacher’s salary) are built on a business model that cater to China’ average and below average males; the poor, the migrants, and the men who do nothing but spend their money on prostitutes. There’s no regulation of these places because, officially, prostitution is illegal and doesn’t exist, in China. So, typically, the places you’re likely to meet prostitutes are full of germs with a lot of star power; the kind of star power that forces the NIH to dole out billions of dollars each year to study them.

Hint 1 (of 2): If the prostitute establishment has a barbershop-like sign or neon lighting, then that’s the kind of place I’m talking about.

9.) Not to belabor the safety point, but the Chinese are really ignorant about HIV/AIDS. Prostitutes in China regularly have sex with men without using condoms. Fifty percent of Chinese think that HIV is transmitted by kissing.

8.) In case you do contract a sexually transmitted disease after visiting a prostitute, your travel insurance will likely not cover the cost. This also holds true for any international insurance you may have. Typically, only pre-existing STDs are covered.

7.) If you choose to pursue treatment for your STD while in China expect that positive tests will be reported to the Ministry of Health. This can substantially complicate matters if you own a business, in China, or if you are the type of expat that likes to go in and out of the country often.

6.) It’s not unheard of for businessmen to get blackmailed with photos/video of past prostitute hook-ups anywhere, in the world. Now just think about the fact that China is reportedly the world’s largest exporter of prostitutes. If you’re ever ‘offered’ a girl for the night by a potential business partner, you have to ask yourself, who is providing those prostitutes?

Is your luck that night being determined by a random process whereby gangs of young girls somehow find one another and form empowered prostitute gangs? No. It’s the hei she hui ren (mafia) and the government, stupid. Being ‘offered’ a prostitute is the equivalent of letting someone wire tap your house, finding exactly where all of bugs are located and then reading from a random hate group publication, written in the first person, in a spot where you’re sure the bugs are going to get the best reception.

Hint 2 (of 2): If the prostitute establishment is an expensive KTV, or has no neon lights and serves expensive tea/fruit, then this is the kind of place where you can expect to get blackmailed.

5.) Prostitutes are trustworthy, more so than you, and definitely more than China’s police and government officials – at least that’s what Chinese netizens think. Don’t expect any sort of public outcry if you somehow get duped by a prostitute.

4.) If you try to blackmail anyone you have sex with, like this idiot, or anyone you perceive has wronged you, the same netizens that don’t trust you/like you will use their human flesh engine to find you, and embarrass you…and then further harass you. When this happens, the best that you can pray for is that you don’t become a popular Chinese meme.

3.) China is not Las Vegas. Just because you don’t speak Chinese, and you think that Chinese people don’t care about what you do, they’ll still notice when you come home with a prostitute and they’ll talk about it. This point, in as many words, was made to me by an American woman who had lived, in Beijing, for twenty-five years (!!!), twenty of which were spent with her husband. During the 20th year of their time together, in China, she found out that he had 5 regular girlfriends spread across China, several children, and at least one Chinese wife. The way she found out is that she accidentally overheard her Chinese neighbors talking about a white man that lived in the neighborhood and frequently was seen with different Chinese women, one of whom, they saw, had a half-Chinese child.

That woman ended up becoming a marriage counselor for expat couples living in Beijing, and she always tries her best to drive home the point that what you do, in China, does have consequences.

2.) Again, China is not Las Vegas. The people that come to see you, visit you, hang out with you, in China, will report everything you’re doing when they get back home. There is no such thing as a ‘China code’ that secures all of your adventures abroad will not come back home to haunt you. The bigger your goals, in life, the more this aspect of China (the fact that the rules of decency apply there as much as anywhere else) should factor into the decisions you make.

Moreover, there is no ‘safe’ prostitution establishment, where everyone knows your name. See Hint 1 and 2 above – either you’re putting yourself at high risk for STDs, or for blackmail, or for both.

1.) Prostitution has a stench that can be sensed from far away. Once you have it, it’s never coming off, and you will get blackballed from many societies and networks. If your boss wants to take you to have some fun, chances are its not a good boss to be working for anyway, and it’s certainly not someone you want to emulate. In fact, chances are that his network has already suffered from the many habits he’s picked up in his life.

Rempits

drizom — Fri, 21 Jan 2011 20:40:13 +0800

Dear Forumerz

The "Rempits" which were known to be notorious and associating them with the numerous acts of crimes in Msia past few years has decline incredibly since measures and better enforcement were taken by the Msian police. The police has actually done quite an impressive job since the public was furious about the "Rempits" horrible crimes. The Rempits are not eliminated totally but it is at a controllable level i must say. Hopefully we are going to see more improvements done by the enforcers on Rempits. Most of the rempits are merely secondary school students or confused 18 to 21 year olds who have not found the right direction in their life yet.

In conclusion, please people stop associating the Rempits with <insert race> anymore.

There is no need to highlight the Rempits with race group. Motorcycles now are used just as any other mode of transportation to take you to one place to another.

Thank You

Jealous or Hurt

drizom — Thu, 20 Jan 2011 00:07:08 +0800

today's thought

Always Remember,

" Spoon fed food is the best"

Don't be "jelly" if you see someone got spoon fed no matter how old the person was.

Just worry about yourself. :If you see someone is given more, just look at someone who has gotten less...

utsuk,

Mayday Mayday !

drizom — Wed, 19 Jan 2011 02:12:11 +0800

always remember,

"يو تق سوک يو کلوار"

why different greetings from chinese

drizom — Mon, 17 Jan 2011 06:09:19 +0800

I wonder why the chinese greet others by saying " ni chi bao le mei you"

Is it still practice in recent times or is only practice by old timers...

which is better way for you to greet others

" ni hao ma" or " ni chi bao le mei you"

malaysia not bad!

drizom — Tue, 11 Jan 2011 00:47:31 +0800

From Wikipedia, Malaysia is the 9th most visitied country in the world. That is not bad for a country in over 200 countries in the world.

It seems that we are good in attracting people to our country. However, are we able to attract people to the extent that they want to invest here and improve our economy?

are we able to be an economic powerful house in 2020?

or are we attracting the hooligans to spoil the country?

why no support for movie of namawee

drizom — Mon, 10 Jan 2011 18:54:47 +0800

I really want to see namawee's ideas projected in a movie you know. That guy has got guts but no support. Why aren't they any chinese tycoon here in Malaysia does not want to fund him? does he need approval for his movie to be shown in cinema?

Maybe he is putting to much KNNNBCCB, KNN, in the script ?

How much budget is he asking?

is the movie going to include racial prejudices elements, going to cause threat to national security, ?

I think namawee is not a businessman, he is not trying to make money from his movie because his movie does not suite the preferences of movie audience in the country...

tell me why>? does he want to make money, if he wants to make money, sure there is support.

I think if he was to come out a movie, he can make money since he has build his reputation over here.

we have to see the bottom line here...tell me why ?

Since I am in Johor Bahru, I can go to Singapore to see his movie if he were to premiered his movie there. but there isn't enough support even the tycoon don't see prospect in him...

There must be something wrong..

he is only expecting one channel of fund. "FINAS". or he is just provoking the system to raise sentiments. he should just go on with his vision and try sourcing from other channel for funds for his maiden movie.

I will go and see...

anyone knows the action?

drizom — Thu, 06 Jan 2011 21:39:16 +0800

Hi,

I am thinking of subscribing tm broadband service but the contract for subscription is minimum 1 year. They say if less than 1 year , you need to pay a penalty of RM 350

If we use less than 1 year , u don't pay them, do u think they will take legal action for the penalty, do u think I can get

away with it?

apologizing...

drizom — Wed, 05 Jan 2011 00:31:20 +0800

i was banned from forum for nearly 1 month...

Anyyone remember me?

I would like to sincerely apologized to anyone that I have offended before here in K/

It is really depressing during the my banning period.

I don't want to be rascist anymore .......I am soo sorry to all of you

I cried every day since I was banned. It was the most disheartening period I have ever gone through in my entire life.

I still love you guys. It has been a crazy month. I have not eating properly in the last month, I lost a lot of hairs, my gf left me for a mat despatch.

It was a tough month, I am so sorry for my action, anyone remember me !!!

Kopitiam is part of my life.....

sincerely I am so sorry again....plz forgive me !!!

Losers in Malaysia

drizom — Wed, 08 Dec 2010 22:15:40 +0800

I am back today...losers!!!

Slimey should die...

fortress

drizom — Sat, 04 Dec 2010 04:11:18 +0800

I heard rumour that Malaysia is building fortress at the north peninsula to be prepared for attacks from Thailand and in the south for attacks from Singapore..

is the rumour true..are we going to war in the near future?

facebook

drizom — Tue, 30 Nov 2010 23:46:23 +0800

Is it okay for us to stalk others on their profiles?

Is it ethically wrong to stalk the profiles of people especially the woman when the profiles was open to public?

do the person whom we stalk knows that we are stalking her?

do the woman hates it when she knows that someone is stalking her..

JB or Penang

drizom — Mon, 29 Nov 2010 02:12:53 +0800

who can tell me which one is better

Currently I am in Johor Bahru after staying in KL since birth. i found out the place is not i like KL. It just so bored here..on weekends

I am thinking of moving to Penang next year.

can anyone tell me the difference between penang and johor baru

in terms of

- food (sadlly, jb got no subway why?)
- holiday , sigh-seeing
- nightlife
- public transportation
- girls..hehe..
-traffic jams
-house price for rent (single storey)
-

I moved because i got problems with my family, dont ask me to go bck Kuala Lumper......although i miss the place, for the time being to let things cool off, i need to move but i still one to be in Malaysia...haih

oh jb !

drizom — Mon, 29 Nov 2010 01:44:17 +0800

I just move to johor bahru.

does anyone here know what is great about jb?

is there any night life here?

Is there any place like Rasta or Kampung Baru eating place or bukit bintang?

I am kind of stuck in boredom every weekend here

I know singapore got alot of fun places and been there. However, it is just too hassle going there on weekends?

anyone from johor bahru er...

HAHA

drizom — Mon, 29 Nov 2010 00:18:34 +0800

why was i ban last time........KANASAI !!!!!

Utilizing Land

drizom — Fri, 19 Nov 2010 16:37:54 +0800

Hi

I have got an empty land with size about 4 acres in Kota Tinggi. I am thinking of utilizing the land to plant crops. I just don't want to sell it.

Does anyone here can tell me what kind of crops is viable for business? i don't intent to make huge profit from it but i would want to get a decent income so that i can stop working for others.

Do you think doing market research on planting crops is worth the time?