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My CC hacked :(

party — Tue, 23 Aug 2022 15:22:40 +0800

by wejoowshop . com 442080892123 CY

do not click the link.

1. no install 3rd pt app
2. no click links
3. card purely for fp/grab + auto debit only

like that also kena

CMCO SOP -inter/cross district travel Covid19 gogo

party — Sun, 29 Nov 2020 12:15:31 +0800

http://www.motac.gov.my/images/attachstore...AN_DOMESTIK.pdf

• Pelancong dari Mukim / Daerah / Negeri hijau menuju terus ke destinasi
pelancongan hijau TANPA merentasi kawasan kuning, jingga dan merah
dibenarkan bergerak TANPA kebenaran PDRM.
• Pelancong dari Mukim / Daerah / Negeri hijau menuju terus ke destinasi
pelancongan hijau yang merentasi kawasan kuning, jingga dan merah WAJIB
mendapatkan kebenaran PDRM.
• Permohonan kebenaran pergerakan sekeluarga dan kumpulan pelancong pakej
pelancongan di bawah syarikat pelancongan sah berlesen dan berdaftar dengan
Kementerian Pelancongan, Seni dan Budaya boleh dibuat secara pukal kepada
pihak PDRM.
• Pengesahan pelancong berasal dari zon hijau perlu menunjukkan deklarasi tahap
kesihatan risiko semasa berstatus low risk (risiko rendah) melalui applikasi Profil
MySejahtera, bukti tempahan penginapan / tiket / pakej pelancongan, itinerari
pelancongan atau apa-apa dokumen yang ditentukan oleh PDRM

Does this mean if I from bukit Jalil want to go Genting no need permit alraedy? woohoo

Genting Reopen..lai lai All in

party — Wed, 17 Jun 2020 20:50:51 +0800

Reopening of Resorts World Genting
As of 17 June 2020

Resorts World Genting (RWG) will reopen at 10am on Friday, 19 June 2020 with enhanced safety measures in place to ensure the health and safety of all our guests and employees. Due to limited capacity, entry into SkyCasino at SkyAvenue and Genting Club at Genting Grand Hotel will be for Genting Rewards members only. Public entry into the casino will resume as soon as possible.

Awana Skyway cable car and Genting express buses will also resume operations.

We have re-engineered our processes and developed a comprehensive safety plan in line with the government’s guidelines and global best practices. The RWG StaySafe Promise outlines our enhanced safety plan for the resort. The protocols cover social distancing measures, enhanced cleaning and disinfection processes, as well as the deployment of service ambassadors among others. Service ambassadors are specially trained customer-facing employees who will assist and guide returning guests on our enhanced safety measures.

We have implemented MySejahtera Check-In at all our primary entrances and outlets throughout the resort. You are encouraged to download and register the MySejahtera application prior to your visit to our resort for convenient access to our premises.

For further details on our reopening, please refer to www.rwgenting.com and our social media channels at Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn.

We thank you for your patience and kind understanding during the temporary closure of our resort. We look forward to welcoming you back to Resorts World Genting.

Pembukaan Semula Resorts World Genting
17 Jun 2020

Resorts World Genting (RWG) akan dibuka semula pada jam 10 pagi hari Jumaat, 19 Jun 2020 dengan langkah-langkah keselamatan yang dipertingkatkan untuk memastikan kesihatan dan keselamatan semua tetamu dan kakitangan kami. Buat masa ini, hanya ahli Genting Rewards dibenarkan masuk ke SkyCasino di SkyAvenue dan Genting Club di Genting Grand demi mengawal kapasiti di dalam premis. Manakala kemasukan untuk tetamu lain ke kasino akan dilaksanakan dalam masa terdekat.

Kereta kabel Awana Skyway dan bas ekspres Genting juga akan beroperasi semula.

Kami telah merancang semula proses perniagaan dan menghasilkan pelan keselamatan yang komprehensif selari dengan panduan kerajaan dan amalan terbaik global. RWG StaySafe Promise menggariskan pelan keselamatan yang dipertingkatkan di resort. Protokol ini antara lain meliputi langkah-langkah penjarakan sosial, menambah proses pembersihan dan pembasmian kuman, serta penempatan duta servis. Duta servis adalah kakitangn kami yang dilatih khusus untuk membantu para tetamu yang kembali ke resort mengenai langkah-langkah keselamatan yang telah dipertingkatkan.

Kami telah melaksanakan aplikasi MySejahtera di semua laluan masuk utama dan premis di seluruh resort. Anda digalakkan memuat turun dan mendaftar aplikasi MySejahtera sebelum lawatan anda ke resort untuk akses mudah ke premis kami.

Untuk keterangan lanjut berkenaan pembukaan semula kami, sila layari www.rwgenting.com dan saluran media sosial kami di Facebook, Instagram dan LinkedIn.

Kami berterima kasih di atas kesabaran dan kerjasama anda sepanjang penutupan sementara resort kami. Kami mengalu-alukan kedatangan semula anda ke Resorts World Genting.

https://www.rwgenting.com/rwg/notice/

Woohoo..can use 6mths moratorium savings go all-in.

Inbe4 genting cluster

go UK/US/Aussie/Dubai with RM3800 salary

party — Mon, 25 Sep 2017 11:31:06 +0800

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/4276952/+60

QUOTE(jounin @ Sep 24 2017, 12:29 AM)

Palmface, so many people see going china is bad deal. Well because it is china. I guess it will be different story if TS get offered maybe UK, US, aussie or dubai. Believed more will say to him "yes" instead of "no".
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Picking up from this thread.

So if go UK/US/Aussie/Dubai with RM3800 salary aye or nay?

BBBB- good-time-to-invest-in-property-now

party — Fri, 14 Apr 2017 23:47:14 +0800

KUALA LUMPUR: The slowdown in the local property market has bottomed out, with prices seen picking up later this year, according to property consultancy firm Knight Frank Sdn Bhd.
“We predict a stable rate in 2017 and we will possibly see better upside towards the end of the year or early next year,” Knight Frank managing director Sarkunan Subramaniam said.
“The market has had a few years of contraction and we feel that this year, what will clear up one of the major concerns of most investors is the political uncertainty,” he said at the launch of Knight Frank’s 2017 Wealth Report here yesterday.
According to the report, “political uncertainty” was among the top concerns of its respondents in Asia at 25%.
“We’re going to have elections possibly this year. Once they have cleared, there will be positive movement in the market and that’s why I feel now is a good time to buy property in Malaysia.
“Once the elections are out, the economy will generally start picking up and sentiments will improve. Capital will also start coming in,” he said.
According to the wealth report, potential fall in asset values was the highest concern among its Asian respondents at 30%, followed by rising taxes and tighter controls on capital movement at 28% and 27% respectively.
Going forward, Sarkunan said affordable homes would primarily drive the local property market.
“Affordable homes will still be a driver to an extent, but medium-to-high end properties will also pick up again. Also, when the mass rapid transit (MRT) lines come into the city, it will drive the commercial market there as well.
“We’ve had a lot of decentralisation push over the last 10 years and the MRT will bring office workers to the city.”
Sarkunan pointed out that locations with light rail transit (LRT) and MRT lines, such as Damansara Heights, have bucked the trend in terms of condominium values.
“Prices have actually increased compared with some of the other areas in Malaysia. Transport hubs or transport-orientated developments, such as Kota Damansara, have also seen improvements in prices.”
The Knight Frank 2017 Wealth Report tracks the value of luxury homes in 100 key locations worldwide, including 19 destinations from Asia Pacific.
According to the report, values rose globally by 1.4% on average last year, compared with 1.8% in 2015. Asia was the second best performing world region last year, with prices rising 5.1%.
Australasia was the strongest performing world region with prices rising 11.4% year-on-year.

Read more at http://www.thestar.com.my/business/busines...ThKTqsIRIOrk.99

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Bleach ending

party — Thu, 18 Aug 2016 19:35:42 +0800

The last page..hints for sequel?

And wtf rukia not married to ichigo

Housemate act gangsta

party — Tue, 02 Sep 2014 23:53:15 +0800

Dear /k,

How to handle housemate (2ppl) little2 act like gangsta and wan punch ppl (99% will punch if no ppl stop)?

I am kicik miao type, scared confrontation one. Both ppl size bigger than me

no drillz provided since the recent fappening already drain /k energy and dunwan make u tired more.

Personal loan

party — Thu, 26 Jun 2014 14:02:01 +0800

Salary: gross 2,600 nett 2,300
No commitment...(car,house,credit card at all) super fresh ccris

Which bank can provide the fastest loan approval.

Any k/tards can help?

Reason:Anwar no Visa

party — Tue, 21 Jan 2014 16:47:07 +0800

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TL;DR version: Anwar no visa kenot go in Japan. No visa rules for ordinary people only.

Nid Help find drama title

party — Thu, 16 Jan 2014 19:30:48 +0800

/k can help tell me which drama got the storyline/plot:

Emperor goes out undercover visit city. Then find there is evil there. End reveal self as emperor then punish bad guy one?

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Big news for small wallets

party — Mon, 06 Jan 2014 15:53:31 +0800

QUOTE

The issue is unavoidable. Everybody is talking about the various price hikes. And the joke is that the only thing that is not going up is our salary.

SIX days into the new year and it is obvious that the newsmaker for 2014 will be ...(drum roll, please)... price hikes!

Barring any major sex video scandal or street protests, price hike stories will top the news this year.

The issue is unavoidable. Everybody is talking about electricity tariff hike, sugar subsidy withdrawal, lower fuel subsidy, higher toll rates, GST and higher prices, water tariff hike and transport hike.

The joke is that the only thing that is not going up is our salary.

I welcomed the new year with the worrisome thought that my purchasing power has shrunk. Whenever I think about it, I’m reminded of what my mum used to complain about in the 1980s.

“Nokonini noh limo nohopod ringgit (RM50 has shrunk),” she would complain after her weekly shopping at the Donggongon tamu near Kota Kinabalu.

“I use to be able to buy everything (a week’s shopping budget for a family of six) for RM50 in the tamu (weekly farmers’ market in Sabah) but now RM50 can’t buy you anything.”

Whenever she complained, I would roll my eyes.

Now, 30 years later, I’ve become my mother. Lately, I’ve been complaining that RM100 can’t buy you anything.

Actually, RM100 can buy me a tankful of RON95 for my Proton Exora. But that would probably last me for four or five days of driving from home to office and back, and weekend drives.

For sure, RM100 can’t buy me much when I go for grocery shopping for a family of four. The other day, I was in an upmarket supermarket in Subang Jaya. My wife bought our normal weekly supplies and the bill came up to RM470.

Shocking, as our weekly grocery bill in that supermarket was usually around RM300.

“Must be the (three packets of) imported tortilla chips,” my wife told me.

The grocery bill shocker made me think that I should stop my middle-class thinking. In this tough year, I need a working class mindset.

That means goodbye Australian beef, hello beef from India.

Where can you find beef from India that is cheaper than the beef imported from Australia?

The hypermarket.

“I might change where I go for my grocery shopping,” I told a colleague of mine.

“I do my grocery shopping at a hypermart in Kuchai Lama (in Kuala Lumpur). This place is even cheaper than the branded hypermart. It sells things at wholesale prices. The vegetables and fish are affordable,” said my middle-class colleague.

“If you want even cheaper prices, go to this hypermarket in Sri Sentosa (in Kuala Lumpur). This is where the hawkers go for their shopping.”

“But how is the place? Comfortable kah to go shopping there?” I asked.

“If you want ‘glamour’ (If you want some place fancier), then you don’t go. The hypermart in Sri Sentosa doesn’t have air-conditioning. But it is bearable, especially when you are in the frozen food section,” he said.

“I might go,” I said.

But at the back of my mind, I knew that times are not that bad and at the most, I’ll shop at hypermarts like Giant and Tesco.

I also thought, “OMG, Kuchai Lama and Sri Sentosa really sound working-class. I want to shop in Bangsar and Subang Jaya.”

Actually, I grew up in a middle-class family that spent money like a working-class one, so it should not be a problem for me to switch my mindset. (That’s in theory.)

Growing up in a frugal family should have taught me a thing or two about saving.

My late dad cut my hair to save money. Wonder what he would think if he knew I paid RM58 (plus shampoo) for my five-year-old daughter Apsara’s back-to-school bob hairstyle.

When I was a student, it was “first to Bata then to school” but for Apsara’s school shoes, I bought her a pair of RM159 Stride Rites (children’s footwear from the United States).

Eating out was a big event for the family. We ate at a Chinese restaurant once a month. Back then, ordering a Coca Cola was a special treat for me. Now, it is Japanese dinner once or twice a week.

My parents (and some families in my middle-class neighbourhood at Taman Kinamount in Kota Kinabalu) raised chicken in their backyards. It was traumatic for me to eat the family pet, especially after witnessing how daddy slaughtered it with a kitchen knife.

I, however, don’t think I’ll ever rear my own chicken and slaughter them just to save a few ringgit.

With the electricity tariff hike, I’ve noticed I’ve become my mother. She nagged us to switch off electrical appliances when we were not using it. Again, I would roll my eyes, thinking what was the big deal; it was only electricity.

Now karma has struck back. I get nervous when the two air-conditioners are switched on. I also try to cut unnecessary electricity usage.

(Oops! as I’m writing this article, I just noticed that the 42-inch television is on and nobody is watching. I’ll go and switch it off.)

If I – a middle-class person – feel the price hikes, I wonder how the working-class is coping.

Perhaps, my Malaysians of the Year 2014 will be the working class who survive the price hikes.

http://www.thestar.com.my/Opinion/Columnis...-small-wallets/

Fuiyoo...5yrs old haircut rm58, shoes rm159.
Beef must be from australia, imported tortilla chips, dining in jap res twice a week.
Malaysia things only poor ppl eat nia..

Maxis Fiber Internet

party — Sat, 25 May 2013 03:51:13 +0800

Does Maxis built their own cable for their Maxis Fibre Home Internet or they use TM cable 1?

Had a discussion with friends and he told me Maxis had their own cable for their FTTH and not rely on TM at all.

I though TM have virtual monopoly on all cable connection in Msia?

Pls /k army