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WTA: Aquarium location for best fengshui in office

Yello_page — Fri, 08 Jan 2016 21:33:01 +0800

Any fengshui master here that can enlighten me with some feng shui tips? My shop is 1st floor, so should i place an aquarium ( small 1 ) facing the stair for wealth?

Met 2 months back and now bertunang?

Yello_page — Fri, 08 Jan 2016 18:12:58 +0800

I have a few friends who met their spouse for 2 months and immediately get engage. Will this kind of relationship last?? Is this is the reason lead to high divorce rate in Msia??

Please give me your 2 cent

Edit:
Imagine it is your son/daughter who he/she met 2 months back and now ask for your blessing for their marriage. Will you as parent allow it??

WTR 3Beds Widuri Apartment in RAJA UDA, Penang

Yello_page — Sat, 11 Jul 2015 21:44:13 +0800

New unit @ WIDURI APARTMENT @ Rm800 ( previous tenant stayed for 2 months )
- 1 car park ( card access )
- 2 rooms (Air-conditioned + fan) + 1 small room (fan)
- Washing machine
- Fridge
- In built kitchen cabinet with stove
- Full tiles
- Sofa + Coffee table + TV cabinet
- Dining table + 4 chairs
- Door and Windows grilled
- Please contact Mr Chong 0125901223

Apartment location:
https://www.google.com.my/maps/place/Pangsa...10d9a02de?hl=en

Best place to change thai Bhat

Yello_page — Fri, 19 Jun 2015 23:12:45 +0800

Going to Hatyai next week by van, so any place /k recommend to change RM-> Bhat??

Some say at border, some say at central Lee Garden.Pls advice

My maid was caught red-handed with a Bangla

Yello_page — Fri, 19 Jun 2015 22:50:50 +0800

I had a mad, in fact i had many maids through out my life, helping in my house

My neighbor caught her with some bangla and she invited him into our house when we all went out ( luckily no things was stolen )

Last week, she complained she not feeling well, mom bring her to check

Turn out she pregnant, dad and mom very angry

Sent her back this morning

And now i have to do my own chores

Ayam sad

INB4, no drill as now is Ramadan
#truestrory
#thanks4listening

Do you regret playing games?

Yello_page — Tue, 16 Jun 2015 10:49:31 +0800

I have dilemma. I enjoy when im playing games, but once i stop for let say a week, the 'addiction' is gone. Now i stop playing games for a few months, and seeing all the new games coming out make my hand itchy. Looking back, i feel like my time is wasted by playing those. But in the same time, if i didnt play games, i dont know how to pass my time effectively and beneficially.

Anyone have above dilemma as i am?

* I hope i post in the correct section, pls let me know if i post in wrong section*

Rm1.95 Mcd Latte

Yello_page — Tue, 16 Jun 2015 08:23:02 +0800

SOS KICAP

Thanks me later
INB4 #lowkelas #poorfag #poormancoffee

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'Clark clark clark' noice when making a sharp turn

Yello_page — Thu, 11 Jun 2015 08:49:45 +0800

As per title, why my Myvi has that sound in front wheel when making a sharp turn or U turn. The noice not always present, but occasionally. Any sifu?

Looking for shoes sole

Yello_page — Tue, 26 May 2015 10:32:57 +0800

My running shoes served me for 4 years already, and so far is doing all good except the sole. I try to get the guardian brand shoes sole, it feel thin and not so good. Any other brand recommend ? It is better if i can purchase it online as im not living in big city

Isit worth to transfer KWSP account 2

Yello_page — Mon, 25 May 2015 23:03:52 +0800

Im new to the bank loan as this is my first house. Im currently using Public Bank's Home Loan 10, 35 years, Rm521/month. I ask the banker, he said if i deposit my ( let say ) Rm10k into the bank loan account, it will not decrease my monthly installment, but instead it will decrease my installment period. So isit worth to transfer it out, as KWSP interest is 6%+ ?

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Yello_page — Mon, 25 May 2015 22:53:11 +0800

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SOS KICAP

Wifi Suggestion

Yello_page — Mon, 18 May 2015 08:39:40 +0800

Im looking for the best value for money Wifi that is available for my office. It is just a small second floor office, preferably Wifi as I would like my customer to use the free Wifi as well. The Wifi dont need to be super fast, a normal surfing and youtube is all i need. Preferably unlimited quota. Thank you

You Can Create Wealth Seminar by KC See

Yello_page — Sat, 11 Apr 2015 00:49:29 +0800

Disclaimer : this is NOT a MLM or a quick rich scheme and it is not to recruit you to join any business/pyramid scheme. This is purely EDUCATIONAL and they do introduce you to their education programmes. So moderator dont ban me please.

Disclaimer 2 : YES, they do try sell you their programme, but it is all educational and not like asking you go and sell product, and is totally up to you whether to sign up for their programme

Disclaimer 3 : YES, im affiliate with them , and earn some peanut money each time someone sign up. Reason being i have gone through their programme and i think is very beneficial for everyone to learn a thing or two from this.

The location of the seminar will be in various location, Penang, KL, Singapore, Kota Kinabalu, Miri, Kuching

Click on the link to read more and click register button to see the date and venue available , thank you very much

*psst* In case you are wondering, yes , food is provided. If you free ma go and listen lor, sit down and meet new friend, maybe got a few leng lui there, hehe

Register Here

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About tax claim

Yello_page — Sun, 05 Apr 2015 21:51:47 +0800

For example, can 3 of us share 1 Rm1000 book receipt and all 3 of claim it? We photostat the same receipt and keep it...LET say they come and knock our door and check, 3 of us separately, will they know we share the receipt?

Pre-pregnancy DNA test

Yello_page — Mon, 02 Mar 2015 12:28:00 +0800

I dont know what is the medical term for it, but in M'sia do we have DNA testing for both parents. To see whether both of them whether compatible to each other, in other words, will both of them give birth to a syndromic child.

Man opens emergency exit on China flight AGAIN

Yello_page — Wed, 11 Feb 2015 16:43:31 +0800

SINGAPORE: In yet another case of Chinese passengers opening emergency exit doors on flights, a Chinese man did the deed on a China Southern Airlines flight before take-off from Nanjing Airport on Monday, reported the local media.

His actions, committed immediately after he had boarded the Nanning-bound flight, shocked flight attendants as well as other passengers who were in the process of boarding the Boeing 737-800, according to The Beijing News.

Giving no explanation for what he had done, the unidentified man then sat by the open door, staring outside.

Nobody had tried to stop him, and he was able to open the door easily, said eyewitnesses quoted by The South China Morning Post (SCMP). Flight attendants were busy helping other passengers.

When asked why he had opened the door, he was quoted by SCMP as replying: "This door is not important."

The airline said he did not seem to show any indication that he knew he had done something wrong, the SCMP reported.

The man's actions caused the flight to be delayed by almost one hour, said SCMP, adding that it finally took off safely after exhaustive security checks.

The Beijing News reported that the man would spend the Chinese New Year holidays in prison, after the police detained him at Nanjing Airport.

The police said they would hold him for 10 days, SCMP reported.

There have been other similar cases of Chinese passengers opening the emergency exits of planes.

Last month, 25 Chinese passengers opened the emergency exit doors on a plane before take-off in a show of anger after their flight was delayed, Agence France-Presse reported.

On Dec 12, last year, a Chinese passenger on a China Eastern flight caused a two-hour delay when he attempted to get off the plane faster by using the emergency exit.

Also in last December, a Chinese man opened the emergency exit of a Xiamen Air plane just before take-off. The first-time traveller reportedly wanted to get some fresh air. – Straits Times/ANN

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The Legend of Heroes, Trail in the Sky

Yello_page — Mon, 09 Feb 2015 11:02:57 +0800

I came upon this 2004 game and started to play few days back, they remake it into HD and it think is a good game, classic RPG game

Any more similar game that can recommend me?

Subject: Being Chinese?

Yello_page — Sun, 08 Feb 2015 22:08:37 +0800

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Subject: Being Chinese?

The simple plain truth about the Chinese

This Chinese-Australian professor has a funny but true explanation about the Chinese people. Why do Chinese people work so hard to succeed in life?

Chinese people don't go about bombing, terrorizing others and causing religious hatred. We live peacefully with everyone on Earth.

Here is the plain truth.

#1. There are over 1 billion of us on this earth. We are like photostat copies of each other. You get rid of one, 5 magically appears (like ballot boxes). Yes, it is scary, especially for us. We acknowledge that we are replaceable, thus we are not particularly 'special'. If you think you are smart, there are a few thousand more people smarter than you. If you think you are strong, there are a few thousand people stronger than you.

#2. We have been crawling all over this earth for far more centuries that most civilizations. Our DNA is designed for survival. We are like cockroaches. Put us anywhere on earth and we will make a colony and thrive. We survive on anything around us and make the best of it. Some keep migrating but others will stay and multiply.

#3. NOBODY cares if we succeed as individuals or not. But our families take pride in knowing we have succeeded. Yes, some will fail. We take nothing for granted. We don't expect privileges to fall on our laps. No one owes us anything.

#4. We know we have nothing to lose if we try to succeed. Thus, we have no fear trying. That is why Chinese are addicted to gambling. We thrive on taking risks. All or nothing.

#5. From young we are taught to count every cent. What we take for granted like money management, I have found out recently, is not something other cultures practice at home with their children. It surprised me. But truth is not all societies or cultures teach their young this set of skills because it is rude to them. Yes, most of us can count because we are forced to and the logic of money is pounded into us from the beginning of time (when mama tells us how much she has spent on our milk and diapers)

#6. We acknowledge life cycles. We accept that wealth in a family stays for three generations (urban myth?). Thus, every 4th generation will have to work from scratch. I.e. First generation earns the money from scratch, second generation spends the money on education, third generation gets spoiled and wastes all the inheritance. Then we are back to square one. Some families hang on to their wealth a little longer than most.

#7. It is our culture to push our next generation to do better than the last. Be smarter. Be stronger. Be faster. Be more righteous. Be more pious. Be more innovative. Be more creative. Be richer. Be everything that you can be in this lifetime.

#8. Our society judges us by our achievements... And we have no choice but to do something worthwhile because Chinese New Year comes around every year and Chinese relatives have no qualms about asking you straight in your face - how much are you making? When was your last promotion? How big is your office? What car do you drive? Where do you stay? You have boyfriend? You have girlfriend? When are you getting married? When are you having children? When is the next child? When you getting a boy? Got maid yet? Does your company send you overseas? Etc etc etc. It NEVER ENDS... So, we can't stop chasing the illusive train - we are damned to a materialistic society. If you are not Chinese, consider yourself lucky!

#9. We have been taught from young that if you have two hands, two feet, two eyes, and a mouth, what are you doing with it? "People with no hands can do better than you !"

#10. Ironically, the Chinese also believe in giving back to save their wretched materialistic souls. Balance is needed. The more their children succeed in life, the more our parents will give back to society as gratitude for the good fortune bestowed on their children. Yes. That is true. And that is why our society progresses forward in all conditions.

Nobody pities us.
We accept that.

No one owes us anything.
We know that.
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There are too many of us for charity to reach all of us.
We acknowledge that.

But that does not stop us from making a better life.
This lifetime.

Opportunity is as we make of it.
So, pardon us if we feel obliged to make a better place for ourselves in this country we call home.
It is in our DNA to progress forward for a more comfortable life.

But if history were to be our teacher, look around this globe.

Every country has a Chinatown (seriously) but how many government/countries are 'taken' over by the Chinese people.

Don't be afraid of us overwhelming your majority, we are not looking to conquer.
If we have moved away from China and Chinese governed countries, we are NOT looking for another country to administer.
Our representatives are only there to look after our collective welfare. They are duty bound.
We prefer to blend in and enjoy the fruits of our labor.
We enjoy the company of like minded people of all races.
After all, we are only passing through a small period in the history of time... so, use our skills and we can all progress forward together.

Chan-Lui Lee, Ph.D.
Honorary Life Member & Past President, AFS
Melbourne,

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Taufu Pork?

Yello_page — Fri, 06 Feb 2015 12:57:38 +0800

1st of all, im not associate with OldTown White Coffee nor a big fan of them.

Came across this on facebook and i think i need to share to clarify this

and this is the 'taufu pork/pok' for your information and it has NOTHING to do with pork, made form soy bean

1) First, the receipt didnt write taufu pork BALL, only taufu pork , and the weirdest part the waiter confirm it. Tak kan the waiter work there dont know it contain pork or not, right

2) And as i remember, they are no whatever ball in OldTown curry mee ( correct me if im wrong, didnt go OldTown for long time already )

3) Last and most importantly, OldTown own by Chinese family, to obtain Jakim's Halal cert is difficult and hence it is precious .I dont think any of businessman will jeopardize the Halal status of their business, it worth and meant alot to their business

And i dont want to comment on the status's comment

If anyone, especially Malay friend, please share this link on the owner fb. If Chinese Share this in his picture, later racial war begin. So yeah, make love, not war

Cashier at Hypermarket

Yello_page — Wed, 04 Feb 2015 12:57:17 +0800

You know those cashier working in Tesco, Giant , etc etc. They can pura-pura didnt scan a few item for their family and friends. For example, if cashier is my friend, i ask her to scan a few cheap barang, then the expensive 1 dont scan, legit or not? Or how the hypermarket going to overcome this problem?? Any ex cashier want to share experience

Drillz

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