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[WTS] Apple iPad Pro 9.7 32GB Wifi+Cellular

siegrig — Tue, 12 Dec 2017 12:55:56 +0800

Item(s): Apple iPad Pro 9.7 32GB Wifi+Cellular (A1674)

Package includes:FULL SET IN BOX

Price:RM3100 INCLUDE GST

Warranty:1 Year Local Manufacturer Warranty

Dealing method:COD

Location:WISMA MPL

Contact method/details:+603 21414219
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Item(s) conditions:Brand New SEALED

Picture:Later

Reason for sale: Reseller: EBC Computers Sdn Bhd

How do your gf/waifu wake you up ?

siegrig — Fri, 08 Dec 2017 10:30:33 +0800

so i share mine 1, every mornin my gf will givin me a hard way to wake me up.

she try to blxx it although is already hard at the mornin or she will try to use her puxxx to rub with it til i awake or even try to whisper mxxn on me ear...

just curious about others bro how they experiences ?

Restaurant worker claims she was sacked

siegrig — Wed, 28 Jun 2017 10:57:49 +0800

A restaurant worker has claimed she was fired for refusing to wear a bra on her shift.

In a Facebook post, she alleged an "inappropriate sexual remark was made to me" at the Bird and Beer, in Beverley, East Yorkshire.

The post racked up hundreds of shares, comments and likes in a short space of time.

A day after it was uploaded the status had 464 shares and 943 likes - along with 302 comments on the matter, reports Hull Daily Mail.

Her post started with: "So I've just got home after being sacked from my job, for refusing to wear a bra.

"This was said to me in front of three other staff members and customers. Leaving me feeling body shamed and completely shocked that the blame was being put onto me that I had been sexually harassed at work.”

http://www.msn.com/en-my/news/world/restau...cid=mailsignout

now try imagine those OL braless during works...

(WTB) 1156 MOBO CAN SUPPORT INTEL XEON

siegrig — Mon, 05 Jun 2017 11:09:56 +0800

Item(s): Looking for ANY Motherboard Socket 1156 which can support Intel® Xeon® Processor X3440, 8M Cache, 2.53 GHz

Price: OFFER ME PLEASE

Warranty: 7 days minimum

Dealing method: COD

Location of Buyer: Wangsa Maju

Contact method/details: P.M.

Age of item: Doesn't matter as long it still kicking

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Woman spends £25k transforming herself

siegrig — Thu, 27 Apr 2017 09:41:23 +0800

Meet the real life Barbie who has spent more than £25,000 transforming herself into a human doll.

But what is most surprising, is that the toy doll enthusiast actually used to be a GOTH.

Ophelia Vanity, 30, has splurged thousands of pounds on Botox, fillers and beauty treatments, in a bid to emulate the iconic doll.

She is also eyeing breast and bottom implants and wants to have rib removal surgery to give her more of an hourglass shape.

“I’ve always been into Barbie . As a kid, I’d get a doll every Christmas or birthday. I had a dozen or so and would play with them all the time,” said Ophelia, of Los Angeles, California, USA.

PA Real Life

“I loved her aesthetic, and as I got older, I decided I wanted to emulate her.

“She’s such an iconic character.”

A far cry from her current doll-like appearance, Ophelia spent her teens dressing as a goth – wearing black clothing and heavy make-up.

But, as she grew older, she wanted a drastic change and felt more drawn to the Barbie look.

In 2009, she had her first Botox injections in a bid to make her face expressionless, like a doll.

She recalls being nervous, but says they did not hurt.

http://www.msn.com/en-my/news/world/woman-...ntCA?li=BBr8Hnu

Man gets bashing for

siegrig — Mon, 10 Apr 2017 14:49:45 +0800

ALOR SETAR: A 39-year-old man was given a severe beating by a crowd after he was found secretly filming up a woman’s skirt using a small digital device.

Kota Setar district police chief ACP Mohd Rozi Jidin said the incident occurred at 9.30am at the farmers’ market in Jalan Langgar here, where the victim was buying kuih at one of the stalls.

“The victim was unaware of the suspect’s action when he put his foot underneath her skirt near a stall until she was notified by the public.

“People who saw the incident started to beat up the suspect after they found a small digital camera attached to his shoelaces that could record video and was directly connected to his iPhone 6,” he said in a statement today.

The victim, 38, who lived in Jitra, explained that she didn’t know the suspect and decided to lodge a police report.

The suspect, who works as an operations assistant, was detained for further investigation.

http://www.msn.com/en-my/news/world/man-ge...BazY?li=BBr8Hnu

Nowadays so many spycam...

GST, two years on,

siegrig — Fri, 07 Apr 2017 09:56:25 +0800

Two years after the government implemented the GST on April 1, 2015, are Malaysians used to it now?

Goods prices have been on the rise and the people’s consumption power is declining since the introduction of the 6% GST.

The consumer price index (CPI) was up 4.5% in February while vehicle sales had dipped by 13% to 580,124 units last year, the lowest in six years. With bank loan rejection rates up to 70%, the percentage of unsold new units by members of the housing developers association (Rehda) soared to a high of 61% during the first half of 2016, compared with 48% a year ago.

The Barisan Nasional (BN) government had anticipated that two years after implementing the GST, the national treasury would be fattened, the rakyat would be suitably adapted to the new policy and negative sentiments would be minimised so that the general election could be held any time.

But things have not worked out that way. The public still have not found themselves used to the GST after two years, especially with prices of goods skyrocketing and salary growth stagnant, making the 6% universal tax an added burden.

To be honest, higher goods prices could not be wholly attributed to the GST alone, other factors have also contributed to uncurbed rising prices, including the abolition of subsidies, depreciation of ringgit as well as higher rents and worker salaries.

Fuel subsidies were completely removed in December 2014 and replaced with a managed float mechanism. If the international oil prices remain sluggish, it wouldn’t be a problem if ceiling prices of fuels are announced weekly.

However, after Opec and other oil producing countries sealed an agreement on production cuts late last year, oil prices have been going up steadily, culminating in the 4.5% inflation rate in February, which is substantially higher than a bank interest rate.

The government lacks an effective strategy to curb inflation and reduce Malaysians’ cost of living. Statistics show that the February food and non-alcoholic beverage index, which makes up 30.2% of the CPI, jumped 4.3%.

If the government had focused on agricultural production, we should have been able to cap the inflationary pressure by cutting down food imports.

Subsidy rationalisation has not only impacted the livelihood of the people, but has also raised the production cost of businesses. For instance, traders are transferring their increased overheads to consumers as a result of dearer industrial gas.

The government bagged in RM41.2 billion from GST collection last year, but this amount has been largely used to plug the massive hole of government expenditures while only a small fraction has been set aside for BR1M and hardly anything to stimulate the national economy.

GST lifeline

By right, with such an impressive GST collection the government should have brought down vehicle taxes, as exorbitant car prices have squeezed the wallets of the medium- to lower-income groups, depriving them of the ability to spend.

Indeed, the GST has served as a lifeline for the federal government, but unfortunately the government has failed to institute a cautious and prudent fiscal policy to allow the GST proceeds to manifest its economic-boosting effects to lift the country’s overall competitiveness.

Even as the government has slashed the expenses of various departments, the finance ministry lately sought parliamentary approval to increase RM3.081 billion in the fiscal budget. Such overruns seem to have evolved into an annual event, showing that the government has never managed its finances seriously.

The government plans to introduce the Employment Insurance Scheme (EIS) this July with the premiums being paid annually by both the employers and employees. The government is not going to shoulder the burden in any way.

No doubt the government has been working very hard to lure foreign investments, including a Digital Free Trade Zone to be jointly established with the Alibaba Group of China, while Saudi oil company Aramco has pledged to invest US$7 billion in the RAPID project in Pengerang.

The effects of these mega investments will nevertheless not materialise within a short period of time. Moreover, to enhance the income of Malaysians, the government must decisively implement structural reforms in a bid to stimulate economic expansion.

Consumption power has yet to return to the levels two years ago because we have not done enough in introducing economic reforms over the period.

Local businesses are still very much labour-intensive and dependent on the foreign workforce, while the government still carries on with its decades-old racial policy instead of meritocracy.

Large sums of money must be invested in order to jumpstart near-term economic development, but unfortunately the government does not have the financial ability to do so. As such, it still has to bear the pains of reform.

Two years on, BN’s plan does not seem to be working and the economy is not getting any better. How do you call an election this way? The truth is not something one can easily change with loads of political propaganda.

http://www.msn.com/en-my/news/national/gst...si8F?li=BBr8Hnu

Transgender Thai 'ladyboys' cause a stir after

siegrig — Fri, 07 Apr 2017 09:54:23 +0800

This is what numerous trans women go through in Thailand each year as they are forced to attend conscription for the nation's army.

Every April, Thai men who turn 21 must either volunteer to serve for six months in the military or take their chances in a lottery, where a choice of black ticket lets them go home but a red ticket means they must serve for two years.

But because Thai law dictates that trans people are not allowed to change their gender on their ID documents they must also take part - unless they can provide an exemption certificate.

A decade ago, transgender people were considered mentally ill by the military, which could create problems including future employment prospects.

It took a six-year fight by a trans women’s community before the Administrative Court ordered the designation changed to someone whose gender doesn’t match with their sex, or gender dysphoria, so that trans draftees could be exempted.

Now, while many are mostly exempt from taking part in service, if they don't get the proper exemption documents they have to go along.

This has caused huge embarrassment and stress for many Thai trans women, and caused outcry from LGBT communities, Khaosodenglish.com reports .

Pink Star diamond sets a new world record after fetching £57million at auction

'Draft day' is held each April, around the time of the traditional New Year, reports Thailife.com .

Pictures from this year's process show three selection centers in Phayao, Prae and Korat, where several hundred citizens from nine districts waited to hear their fate.

In Phayao on Sunday a seven day selection procedure was taking place in the gym of a school.

Among the recruits was Patra Wirunthanakij, better known by her nickname Nadia, who is the former Miss Mimosa Queen of Thailand – a contest open only to 'Katoeys' - often controversially referred to in western culture as 'lady boys.'

Also among the potential recruits was Anchada Duayamphan, who told reporters: “I’m nervous and excited. I am studying in the first year at uni in Ayuthaya. I am not a 100% woman yet – I have not had the op”.

Her pal Rusanan Reuanmoon smiled, adding: “I don’t want to be a soldier. I want to be a woman. I’m not 100% yet as I haven’t had my extra bits removed”.

Meanwhile in Prae Thai Rath reported that eight trans women escaped selection.

There were 60 men chosen from 500 attendees.

Transgender man shares INCREDIBLE before and after pictures as 'family disown him for coming out'

In Prae, Wisanu Nuanjan, from Wangthong sub-district, said: “I work in Chiang Mai. I haven’t switched over entirely yet.

“I have been in many beauty contests and I always come in first. I was scared of being a soldier – it is great not to be chosen”.

Ahead of this year's event, members of the media, government and LGBT community gathered in Bangkok to discuss new guidelines for better treatment of transgender recruits.

Ronnapoom Samakkeekarom of the Transgender Alliance for Human Rights said during the event at the Sukosol Hotel.: "Many in the Thai media still portray such news in a humorous way.

"Some of them even cause more stress to transgender recruits."

http://www.msn.com/en-my/news/world/transg...v739?li=BBr8Mk9

Polis JB kecewa remaja masih

siegrig — Mon, 03 Apr 2017 12:18:55 +0800

JOHOR BAHRU: Ketua polis daerah Johor Bahru Selatan, ACP Sulaiman Salleh hari ini meluahkan kekecewaannya atas kedegilan sekumpulan remaja yang mengulangi kegiatan berbasikal lewat malam di lokasi sama yang meragut 8 nyawa 18 Februari lalu.

Luahannya itu susulan penahanan 22 remaja berusia antara 14 dan 17 tahun yang didapati berkumpul dan berlumba basikal di Jalan Lingkaran Dalam, bersebelahan Tanah Perkuburan Mahmoodiah, awal pagi tadi.

Dalam kejadian 3 pagi, 18 Februari lalu, 8 remaja maut dan 8 lagi cedera dengan 2 daripada mereka kritikal selepas dirempuh sebuah kereta yang dipandu seorang wanita. Wanita terbabit telah didakwa di mahkamah minggu lalu.

Menyifatkan nasihat polis sebelum ini ibarat “mencurah air ke daun keladi”, Sulaiman berkata sebahagian daripada yang ditahan itu juga adalah saksi kemalangan ngeri tersebut.

Kesemua mereka ditahan ketika anggota polis sedang membuat rondaan di kawasan berkenaan pada pukul 3 pagi semalam.

“Mereka ini didapati bergerak dalam kumpulan seramai 30 hingga 40 orang dan sedang berlumba di kawasan berkenaan,” katanya kepada pemberita di Ibu Pejabat Kontinjen Cawangan Trafik Ibu Pejabat Polis Daerah Johor Bahru Selatan di sini.

Sulaiman yang jelas kecewa dengan perbuatan kumpulan remaja terbabit turut mengeluarkan amaran untuk mengambil tindakan terhadap ibu bapa yang berkenaan.

“Mereka boleh diambil tindakan di bawah Seksyen 33 Akta Kanak-kanak 2001 kerana membiarkan kanak-kanak tinggal tanpa pengawasan yang jika sabit kesalahan boleh didenda tidak melebihi RM5,000 atau dipenjarakan tidak melebihi 2 tahun,” katanya.

Beliau memberi amaran polis tidak teragak-agak berbuat demikian jika keadaan mendesak kerana isu itu tidak boleh diserahkan kepada polis semata-mata.

Mengenai kumpulan remaja yang ditahan, Sulaiman berkata, mereka merangkumi 20 remaja lelaki dan 2 perempuan dengan 14 daripada mereka adalah penunggang basikal manakala baki merupakan penonton.

“Hasil siasatan mendapati 15 remaja yang ditahan merupakan pelajar sekolah dan 7 daripadanya tidak lagi bersekolah.

Tragedi basikal: Wanita mengaku tak bersalah langgar 8 remaja

http://www.msn.com/en-my/news/national/pol...aZ20?li=BBvaMpr

Mat Rempit push bikes for 5km…

siegrig — Mon, 03 Apr 2017 10:38:13 +0800

PETALING JAYA: Over 100 Mat Rempit were stopped at a roadblock in Ipoh and made to push their motorcycles more than 5km to the district police headquarters.

Police said the 110 bikers were stopped at about 1am during an operation to curb illegal motorcycle racing near the residential area at Taman SPPK, Pasir Puteh, according to The Star.

The report added that 116 motorcycles were seized and 252 summonses were issued for various offences including illegal vehicle modifications, running the red light, dark helmet visors, failure to show licences and driving with expired licences.

http://www.msn.com/en-my/news/other/mat-re...eTAZ?li=BBr8YXF

Woman hands over voyeur husband to police;

siegrig — Wed, 29 Mar 2017 09:45:28 +0800

http://www.msn.com/en-my/news/newssingapor...WX1O?li=BBr8Hnu

RM21.50 for pack of smokes,

siegrig — Wed, 29 Mar 2017 09:41:22 +0800

Now's the time i think i really gonna quit...

19yrs Teen girl high on meth drives

siegrig — Wed, 15 Mar 2017 09:50:03 +0800

http://www.msn.com/en-my/news/national/tee...kIIw?li=BBr8Hnu

now days teen so many fxxked up

CCTV footage of teen jumping over railing

siegrig — Mon, 27 Feb 2017 16:21:41 +0800

http://www.msn.com/en-my/news/world/cctv-f...cid=mailsignout

dont know is it jumping over railing or purposely ? seems a bit like quarrel with gf...

R.I.P

(CLOSED) Vacancy : I.T Admin / I.T Technical

siegrig — Mon, 10 Aug 2015 22:22:39 +0800

Vacancy : I.T Technical / I.T Administrator

Requirement : Good attitude, good communication skill & Computer basic knowledge.

Gender : Male or Female.

Age : 18-35.

Location : Puchong IOI Boulevard.

Working Day : 5 Days work.

Salary : (Based on experience) + Allowance + Commision + EPF + Socso + Bonus + Company Trip.

Interested candidate, please send in your resume or contact us at:

Email : leon@affordans.com

Contact :Tel: 012-5858 315 Mr Leon

(CLOSED)

siegrig — Mon, 04 May 2015 21:27:23 +0800

Wangsa Maju, Desa Setapak.

MEDIUM ROOM FOR RENT

• Recommend for Chinese Working/Student (FEMALE) only.
• Room with wardrobe can easily fit up to 2 people maximum and good ventilation
• Facilities: Air conditioner, Washing machine, UNIFI 20Mbps & gas stove with cooking utilities.
• Location within 10 minutes walks to Wangsa Maju LRT Station, near shops, Alpha Angle (Aeon Jusco), Carrefour, Wangsa Walk & TAR College other amenities.

Rental: RM400 monthly only (Not included Utilities Bill)

Available on May 2015

For those who interest please P.M. Thanks you

(CLOSED) Vacancy : I.T Technical / I.T Admin

siegrig — Tue, 16 Dec 2014 13:50:39 +0800

(SOLD) Huawei MediaPad 7 Youth2

siegrig — Tue, 23 Sep 2014 17:12:02 +0800

Item(s):Huawei MediaPad 7 Youth2

Package includes:Fullset UNBOX

Price:SOLD

Warranty:1 Year Warranty From Huawei

Dealing method:COD

Location of seller:LOWYAT / Puchong / Wangsa Maju

Contact method/details:PM

Age of item:NEW!!

Specification :
Model : S7-721u
Color : Champagne (Black Panel)
8GB + Wi-Fi+3G

For more information : http://www.gsmarena.com/huawei_mediapad_7_youth2-5981.php

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Item(s) conditions:NEW!!

Reason for sale:EXTRA UNIT

[WTS] KVR667D2S5/2GB x2 SODIMM

siegrig — Tue, 12 Nov 2013 11:32:08 +0800

Item(s): KVR667D2S5/2GB x2 SODIMM

Package includes: SEALED IN BOX

Price: RM100 each item. PREFER direct buy 2 RM200(NEGO)

Warranty: 3 DAYS from myself

Dealing method: COD at Lowyat or Sri Rampai LRT Station

Location of seller: Sri Rampai

Contact method/details:PM

Age of item:1 Year SEALED IN BOX (UNUSED)

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Item(s) conditions:100% NEW

Picture:
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Reason for sale:NO USE

(CLOSED) Wangsa Maju Desa Setapak

siegrig — Tue, 07 May 2013 21:03:44 +0800