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kl 吹水站 kena ban?

tunaseng — Fri, 23 Mar 2018 16:36:47 +0800

Saw some news in FB said that the group sudah kena ban.

- 800k members.

- page shut down without prior notice

JJS died at age 36..

tunaseng — Fri, 09 Mar 2018 15:41:15 +0800

A healthy sportsman can die because of heart attack

RIP

Link

https://www.allkpop.com/buzz/2018/03/olympi...-away-at-age-36

Right handed but left footed

tunaseng — Sat, 16 Dec 2017 22:24:44 +0800

Dear all,

I'm right handed.. but when comes to football I'm left footed..

Is this normal..

*I'm quite good in sports

Renew water damage passport at utc

tunaseng — Thu, 14 Dec 2017 10:30:27 +0800

Hi All

I need to replace my water damage passport. Abit dirty.

Can I do it in UTC..

how long to replace a water damage passport..

Is the procedure and time taken same as passport renewal?

Saman Mahkamah JPJ

tunaseng — Wed, 08 Nov 2017 11:27:38 +0800

Hi all,

Few months ago i have problem renewing my driving license because my name was blacklisted.

Last month i got a chance to go back Malaysia and seek for advice in JPJ.

They told me no other way to settle on the spot, it is mandatory to go to the court (in this case Mahkamah Majistreet Petaling Jaya)

JPJ reopen my file and my hearing date is today, which obviously i cannot wait as returned flight ticket has been booked.

I authorized my beloved sister as représentative and thanks to her everything is settle now, damage was RM170.

Now my question is with the official receipt can i go to any JPJ to clear my blacklist or have to go back to the JPJ that i was charged to (JPJ Padang Jawa)

I do not want to trouble her anymore if can go to any JPJ then i will ask my friend to get it done for me as I am working in overseas.

Please advice.

Best Regards,
TUNA

What you gf call you?

tunaseng — Wed, 25 Oct 2017 19:55:42 +0800

My gf call me ebeeeeeee

I am going back KL

tunaseng — Mon, 09 Oct 2017 13:02:57 +0800

Hi all,

Its been a while since last i posted here.

Good news i am going back Malaysia for 10 days to meet all my family and friends.

Any suggestion on where should i go?

Any Ktards wanna meet me can arrange with my secretary.

cimb click no TAC

tunaseng — Fri, 29 Sep 2017 17:50:49 +0800

hi all,

im in overseas, i cannot receive TAC.. is cimb having problem now?

How to remove scratches on magnesium body

tunaseng — Mon, 25 Sep 2017 22:06:46 +0800

Accidentally scratch my laptop..

PleAse help me on any method can remove the scratches ?
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Nearly Greatest Worst Aviation Disaster in History

tunaseng — Mon, 04 Sep 2017 15:54:43 +0800

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration and Air Canada hindered the investigation of last month’s near-catastrophe at San Francisco Airport by dragging their feet in the aftermath.

As a result, key evidence from the cockpit voice recorder was erased and the pilots were never tested for drugs or alcohol. It’s a bureaucratic cover-up that conveniently protects the federal agency and the airline involved.
The fiasco highlights the need for new federal laws or regulations mandating immediate reporting of near-misses and the grounding of aircraft and pilots until after National Transportation Safety Board investigators are called in.

This could have been nearly the worst aviation disaster in history, second only to the two hijacked planes that plowed into the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001.

On July 7, pilots of an Air Canada plane landing minutes before midnight at SFO mistook a taxiway for the runway where they were supposed to land. The latest investigative findings show the plane dipped as low as 59 feet off the ground as the pilots aborted their landing, barely missing four fully-fueled aircraft with an estimated 1,000 passengers that were awaiting takeoff.

The FAA, which was responsible for having only one air controller working traffic in the tower at the time, took more than 24 hours to notify the NTSB. The delay allowed Air Canada to use the plane for three flights in which the cockpit recorder was taped over multiple times.

That recorder held potentially critical information about what the pilots were saying as they headed straight for the taxiway. The cockpit conversation between the pilots might have helped explain their confusion.

As for the pilots, a source familiar with the current NTSB investigation told reporter Matthias Gafni that they spent the night in the Bay Area and flew out the next morning on their normally scheduled flight.

It was business as usual, despicable behavior on the part of Air Canada, which refuses to answer questions during the investigation, including whether the pilots have since been grounded. United Airlines’ outrageous response after a passenger was dragged off a plane pales in comparison to this stonewalling.

Similarly, the FAA refuses to explain why it took more than a day to notify the NTSB. The NTSB, in turn, excuses all this by noting that federal rules did not require that it be notified because there was no collision.

That technical rationalization belies common sense. Air Canada Flight 759 came within a few dozen feet and a few seconds of creating an airport inferno the likes of which this nation has never seen.

Jim Hall, former NTSB chairman, told Gafni that those reporting guidelines should be addressed in the investigation. “This was probably the most significant near-miss we’ve had in this decade,” Hall said. “I think splitting hairs on this issue on an incident of this significance is a disservice to safety.”

He’s right. The investigation into this terrifying episode should have started immediately.

Link of RT between pilots and ATC
http://www.eastbaytimes.com/2017/08/15/edi...-sfo-near-miss/

Hi all, Tunaseng is happy in Lao

tunaseng — Tue, 07 Mar 2017 01:09:32 +0800

Dear /K,

Sorry [@amy09] I still do not know how to open a blogspot.

Its been awhile since the last i posted here/

I am already here for more than 2 months, slowly I am picking up their language, culture and lifestyle. Somehow I like it here compare to Malaysia.

I went back to Malaysia for about 2 weeks + during Chinese New Year. I broke up with my girlfriend, it was the worse moment in my life, even now!

Apart of my duty here as a kuli, i have to take care also my boss's business, being able to communicate in Lao language I must say i handle the job quite well now, everything slowly is going on track. I have more times for myself now. Learning Lao language 3 times a week, picking up Golf now (interesting game, regret i didn't pick it up earlier), do sports on weekly basis (football and badminton).

We are involved in Land development project, we buy, clear the land and divide it into smaller lot for resale. Everything goes well now hopefully we can grab as much profit as we can while we can. Now we already proceed to project 5, 5th project now and thank god everything goes well.

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Some cash for land clearing fee. Everything is cash basis here, is either local currency/ THB or USD is widely recognized here

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Believe it or not, the hut is our sales gallery aka sales office. Buyer will come and view the land and discuss the details at the hut. It is old school but thats the way it works here in Vientiane.

Apart of that I also need to go to KTV a lot. I can only upload 1 photo for reference purpose as i have to take the PNC into consideration. Kinda grand environment but mostly we only have beers instead of whiskey
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I have more photos for now.. all photos are in another phone, maybe i will upload again if you all are interested. Just a bit of my experience here in Laos.

So far thats all i guess, need to pack my stuff go home as I am still in the office.

I wish you all happy International Women's!!

Best Regards,
Tuna Seng

how is ur valentines day celebration tonite?

tunaseng — Mon, 13 Feb 2017 11:11:28 +0800

hi,

Its 13 Feb and in another 14 hours will be valentines day, how do you guys celebrate with your love one

love is in the air but i just broke up last month.. anyone is free tonite we can go for a drink before i go back Viantiane

Best Regards,
Tuna

Village visit from Vientiane

tunaseng — Sun, 15 Jan 2017 15:18:20 +0800

I came here for land visit today for another village development land project and i had this opportunity to have lunch with locals here. They are Very friendly and fantastic hospitality by them.

The village here is where ppl still practise the traditional way of cooking by using wood for fire.

Their doughthers work as I don't know what's that called but they do something like songket, traditional way. It took them 3 days to finish 1 pcs and it can be sold for 350,000 kip which is equivalent for RM190 each
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Right before lunch time all the ladies stop their work and went into the kitchen to prepare our lunch. They have cooking facilities like stove and gas but they still practise the traditional way, I asked them why and they told me it taste better if using wood ( not charcoal).
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Once the lunch is ready the ladies served it on our dining table. Very polite, even when cooking they are completely silent I do not know why.. unlike our culture we chit chat laugh and gossip.
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Now is where women belongs to the kitchen part. Elderly eat on dining table. Young ladies all squeeze in the small wet kitchen and sit on a stool have their lunch. Very quite even talking sounds like whisper.
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Because we started to eat first so we finished our lunch before them. The ladies stop their lunch and come to pick up our dish and clean our dining table

The house owner got one dotter merried to Italian guy ..
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From what I see here the local ladies are very obedient, polite and definetely waifu material. They will do everything for you.

I got to continue my work. That's it for today.

Inb4 /K is my blogspot [@amy09] pls forgive me I still don't know how to open blogspot

Kthxbye guys

Best regards,
Tunaseng from Vientiane

Double post

tunaseng — Sun, 15 Jan 2017 15:09:43 +0800

Kolos

When I'm bored

tunaseng — Fri, 13 Jan 2017 23:47:07 +0800

Not much friend yet this is how I kill my time at night
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Lucky I brought my babe along from homeland

Dead /K pls teach me how to kill my time

I 度日如年, 以日为年, 苦度春秋, 流进岁月

It has been 3 weeks i'm in Vientiane

tunaseng — Tue, 03 Jan 2017 23:36:31 +0800

It has been a while since the last i posted here, I've been busy with work to set up an office here. Most of things has been completed and i have more time for myself now. Bad thing is I still cannot speak their language, but somehow i manage to communicate a little bit.

Last week i went to Nongkhai Thailand Border to to do my B2 visa, now it is completed will collect it somewhere this week

I bought some necessities and talk a walk around Thailand, there is a tesco there apparently they don't call it Tesco there, they call it as 'Lotat' or in other word Lotus. It was Just a day trip to get my passport stamped and I come back to Vientiane.

Apart of that I had to deal with some Land projects as well, We buy the land and divided into smaller blocks and resell. We are doing the 4th project now, I do not know anything in details yet still in the learning process.

This is the office whereby ppl comes and discuss or deal with the land, tomorrow i am going to pay the deposit to proceed with our 4th project.
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Along the way to see the land, I also pass by this place where ppl can take mekong river tour.
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During new year eve, i was invited my a government servant to go his cousin's wedding, it was deep inside village. Their party is simpe, of course beers and served with some ready made dishes, like spicy mince pork, vegetables and soup, together with sticky rice, with huge speakers and where ppl singing karaoke
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After that i went to my colleague house for a new year eve party where they did some sort of bbq, of course again drink beer lao again
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I hit my quota for the day and decided to go back, my friend sent me home and once i reach home i was dragged by my house owner to join them for countdown, and yes again beer lao, i was not allowed to go back until 2017 she said
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They all were friendly and even though we have problem to communicate but we actually had fun. The way they drink really next level.

Thats it for now i guess. gotta off to bed its another long day tmr.

So long gay boy! cheers

todei jepunis invited go his house makan

tunaseng — Sun, 25 Dec 2016 23:12:46 +0800

todei i was invited to this jepunis businessman house in Vientiane... he serve us this

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kobe beef from jepun grilled with white charcoal

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from jepun

and some grilled mushroom, onions and fresh vegetables from his farm..

My life as an expat in Vientiane

tunaseng — Sun, 18 Dec 2016 00:13:23 +0800

Back then in Malaysia, I had a steady job, plus part time grabcar and some side business, i am struggling but i still manage to live.

My age is catching up, my energy is unable to cope up with the work load, plus i am having a complicated relationship issue, so I decided to leave everything in Malaysia and move over here for a fresh start. I am given an opportunity to work here. I am given a house and some fund to furnish my house. First day reaching i bought queen size mattress, bed sheet, pillow and some cleaning tools to clean the house. Everything seems ok for me on the first day.

It is not as easy as i thought, first of all of course is communication. Most of the locals here they do not speak English. Unlike Malaysia we have mamak stalls 24 hours, fastfood everywhere, here i do not even know what is the local restaurant is selling, plus i have difficulties to communicate with them. Hence, the second day itself i bought a fridge and a stove to settle my daily meals.

I am here for almost a week and guess what, I fell sick on the second day of arrival itself, i feel helpless sometimes when i got nobody to talk to and i am still not recover till today.

Somehow i feel relief to stay here and leave all my stress back in Malaysia, bad things about here is i do not have any friends, there is one but i cannot rely on him everyday... it is torturing and it is not as easy as i thought.

I hope i made the right decision here. I do not feel any regret yet but I am not happy here either. Homesick is real.

Open Cimb bank account Singapore

tunaseng — Tue, 29 Nov 2016 18:40:16 +0800

Due work

I need some guiddance from fellow bankers err.

How do I open Cimb Singapore ? Can it be done online or I have to go to Singapore.. or go local branch will do..

Urgent thanks in advance

dom dom question

tunaseng — Fri, 18 Nov 2016 17:07:22 +0800

We have been practicing condom during intimate relationship.. somehow over years she requested to go for RAW instead because she likes the way it feels

Now she less attracted to me and during intimate session insist dom dom..

What does that mean?