RE: if you ignore someone on lyn can he still pm

jumpercable — Wed, 28 Nov 2018 14:11:02 +0800

Since the thread got closed and I can't reply there, well I'm opening this thread to clear myself only.

https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...&#entry91067044

Take this as a temporary thread.

Firstly, [@Fujisawa_Ruuzaa], I want to say thank you and most appreciated for calling me in, unfortunately the thread got closed before I could reply.

Secondly, [@Grammar Police]

QUOTE(Grammar Police @ Nov 28 2018, 01:37 PM)

got some hamkaling pm me over some petty internet argument.... just wondering.
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I never PMed you before so far. The proof is as below.

QUOTE(Grammar Police @ Nov 28 2018, 01:38 PM)

there is 1 guy whose username and dp is a tool u use when your car battery no power.

and also really annoying and fucking stupid
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The only time I remember having a big argument with you was over weather in UK. I forgot what thread was that. I said I prefered cool temperate weather to Malaysia's tropical weather.

You got butthurt and kept saying UK weather sucks and how I should appreciate Malaysia weather. Even Chowda was there saying how he preferred it and even our frequent flyer, limeuu came in and said its personal preference.

AND you got butthurt over my bad English grammar. Hey, this is /K lah, here also want prim and proper English ka?

So I'm actually touched, you butthurt me over this till now? You have me on your mind all the time? WOW.

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Now let me set this straight, 99% of the time I PM somebody is when the topic gets closed suddenly, hence I just pm to "continue my message".

klboy92 got that once, we were discussing about the Middle Easteners doing business in Jalan Bukit Bintang and which kebab is sedap.

Other than that, you can see majority of my PMs is about visa visa visa, the industry I am in (One ktard with a Vietmoi gf even asked my help on UK visa, I tried to help as much as I can and few months later he actually said it was a success, that I'm thankful)

Some are spammers offering to do Malaysia IC for my waifu, which I do not trust,

Others are about Vietmoi/marrying vietmoi because, if you don't already know, yes, jumpercable married Vietmoi.

And myteam94 actually wanted to PM me ask me about air ticket, I'm open to that, but no receive anything yet, so anything goes.

A few of course is about Indon, most of you should know how I defend Indon already, but even that is rare compared to the ones about Vietmoi.

Other PMs mostly from mods when they sent me to bora bora (tulah, K so easy butthurt, abit abit want report)

So other than that, [@Grammar Police], I didn't PM you over one internet argument before. You suffering from Paranoia izzit?

You sure you got the person right?

And mind you I don't have any dupes ah, this is my only account on LYN.

For other ktards to see, this is my PM inbox.

[@ohman] [@nebula87] [@psyduck89]

Don't believe further? Can ask mods.

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10 Obscene Facts About the PM's Salary

jumpercable — Fri, 25 May 2018 12:02:09 +0800

https://wakeupsg.com/2018/05/16/10-o...isters-salary/

10 Obscene Facts About Singapore Prime Minister's Salary

1. If PM Lee’s pay was cut by nearly 70%, he would still be the highest paid leader in the world

PM Lee isn’t just the highest paid leader in the world, he has no close second. Carrie Lam (who is second) of Hong Kong receives the equivalent of RM 1908794 per annum, less than 30% that of PM Lee. If PM Lee were to take a massive 70% pay cut, he would still earn more than her.

2. PM Lee makes more in a day than what 5 low-income families in Singapore make in a month

All civil servants in Singapore have a 5 day work week and compensation is structured around that schedule. Assuming PM Lee worked 5 days a week for all 52 weeks, his daily pay would amount to equivalent of RM 25150 (RM 6539274/(52 x 5). An average low income family would only make $1500 (RM 4500) a month.

3. PM Lee makes more than the top 0.1% of Singaporeans

The top 1% of income earners in Singapore make $700,000 a year. The top 0.1% make close to $1.8 million (RM 5.4 million), still short of PM Lee’s grand figure of $2.2 million (RM 6.5 million) . PM Lee’s salary doesn’t just put him among the rich, but the super rich.

4. He pays only 22% in income tax

The top income tax rate in Singapore is only 22%, so we can assume that that’s the maximum amount PM Lee has to pay. If he earned that much in the socialist welfare states of Europe, he’d be paying at least 50% in taxes.

5. $2,200,000 a year is only the base pay. There are still bonuses and other generous benefits

$2.2 million a year is a lot of money by any measure, but PM Lee is also entitled to an allowance worth 1 month’s pay and a bonus worth 6-12 month’s pay depending on his performance.

6. PM Lee’s pay used to be even higher

Believe it or not, PM Lee’s salary used to be even more obscene. From 2008 to 2012, Lee earned an annual salary of S$3,870,000 (RM 11.5 million), an increase of 25% from the previous S$3,091,200 (RM 9 million). On January 2012, in response to public unhappiness over ministerial salaries, Lee took a 28% pay cut reducing his salary to S$2.2 million (.

7. PM Lees makes over 60 times that of a fresh Uni grad

The average starting pay of a university graduate in Singapore is a modest $36,000 (RM 100000) a year, 60 times less than what PM Lee makes.

8. It would take a middle income earner his entire work life to earn what PM Lee makes in a year

A middle income earner making $4500 (RM 14000) a month would take approximately 488 months or about 40 years and 8 months to earn $2.2 million.

9. PM Lee’s salary is not bench marked to average Singaporeans but that of top private sector pay

The salaries of our ministers soared in the 1990s when they were bench marked to an average of the highest private sector pay in Singapore.
PM Lee and numerous PAP ministers had long justified their high salaries by insisting they were necessary to attract the “best managerial and leadership talent to public service”.

10. There are some PAP ministers and MPs who actually think that amount is decent

In January 2012, Grace Fu, in reaction to ministerial pay cuts, ranted on how further cuts to ministerial salaries may dissuade people from serving in politics in the future. Her Facebook post was met with mass criticism.

In May 2011, MP for Nee Soon, Lim Wee Kiak linked ministerial salaries to the “dignity” of politicians. He had been quoted by Lian He Zao Bao as saying, “If the annual salary of the Minister of Information, Communication and Arts is only $500,000, it may pose some problems when he discuss policies with media CEOs who earn millions of dollars because they need not listen to the minister’s ideas and proposals. Hence, a reasonable payout will help to maintain a bit of dignity.” His comment was the subject of harsh criticism both online and offline and he subsequently apologized for it.

Why are their salaries so high? This is to prevent them from the temptation of corruption, so that they would not be like Malaysia's BN ministers. Malaysia's BN ministers are corrupt because their pay is so low.

SOS: EDMW

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