NUS (National University of Singapore)

[Herculie]

Lol. A lot of heng suay one leh. I heard all sorts of diff stories. From lenient to unreasonably strict testers. Nvm la. Good thing there's no such thing as expiry date for licenses.

 

who says no expiry?

mine comes with 5yrs expiry date.. -_-

[glzco]

who says no expiry?

mine comes with 5yrs expiry date.. -_-

 

? how come......

[Singaporean]

ash get rstaichi raincoat...arai is pantat

[glzco]

haha.. rs taichi is good stuff.. but good stuff comes with a price too.. heh.. go motoworld get it.. usually can bargain prices.. and i tink they are slightly more competitive then unique.. and... i was telling some others the other time.. rizoma handle grip and bar ends going for $90 as one set.. no idea how come so cheap but tt's what my other fren told me.. from motoworld.. go to the east side branch.. ha..

[Singaporean]

buy cheap and end up with wet clothes

buy a lil ex and end up dry

 

choice is urs

[kitty23]

hello riders, i need to find 3 pple to come for free food tasting tml.

location at Mulligan's bar.

http://sg.openrice.com/singapore/restaurant/article/detail.htm?article_id=67

 

let me knowwwww asap !!! )

[glzco]

woots cool.. eat what? hahaha..

[kitty23]

irish food loh! potatoes, steaks, pies.. lolz...

[glzco]

hahaha.. okay.. i'm very interested leh.. but i dun eat beef~~~~

[kitty23]

send me yr particulars to [email protected] - name, ic, mobile, tweet/blog if any, thanks! i'll let the restaurant know u cannot take beef ok? any more preference?

Edited September 21, 2010 by kitty23

[glzco]

i ask if my frens interested.. more details? timing?

[Eno]

Ash get Arai or AGV raincoat. Cost $65-70.

 

Still keeps u dry but after one or two years, wear and tear as usual and there will be small leaks here and there. I'm still using it until now.

[AsHaRiE]

I just got the Arai for $60 at ahboy.. havent got the chance to try it.. so gotta wait n see.. heh heh

[marzocchi]

my arai rain coat starts to leak after 2yrs ba. top still ok now. but bottom will make u seem like u pee in pants.

[w4hkauz]

BBDC Ride Safe : 13 Nov

 

10 slots available....best to fill up asap.

while slots lasts

[w4hkauz]

BBDC Ride Safe : 13 Nov

 

10 slots available....best to fill up asap.

while slots lasts

[Eno]

double posting = ban him!

[AsHaRiE]

Wow.. something I saw in a condo in bukit timah.. damn coolz

 

 

 

 

[cheeko]

Christien Meindertsma: How pig parts make the world turn

 

Very interesting

[shong]

BBDC Ride Safe : 13 Nov

 

10 slots available....best to fill up asap.

while slots lasts

 

they called me..can bring one friend also

[AsHaRiE]

A Singaporean man has been sentenced to a day’s jail and fined S$4,300 (RM$10,000) for attempting to bribe a Malaysian traffic policeman with S$21 (RM$50).

 

According to the New Straits Times (NST), bus driver Tay Soon Chuan, 42, pleaded guilty at the Sessions Court on Tuesday after the charge was read out to him in Mandarin.

 

It was reported that Tay committed the offence at Km18.3 of the Lima Kedai-Nusajaya Highway on May 30 after being nabbed for speeding by traffic policemen.

 

Police constable Muhammad Afizi Salleh said Tay offered him cash to avoid being issued a summons, before the policeman advised him not to do so.

 

NST said he appealed to judge Habibah Mohamed Yusof for leniency as he was the sole breadwinner of his family with two young children. However, deputy public prosecutor Noorfazlin Hamdan said his punishment should be a deterrent to the public.

 

Tay was not represented in court and said he had to borrow money from relatives to pay the fine.

 

Some regular commuters to Malaysia said they were surprised when told about the bribery case.

 

Sales executive Mohd. Azhar, 32, told Yahoo! Singapore, “I’ve heard of cases where cops have asked for money in return of not issuing summons so I think they are cleaning up corruption across the causeway judging from this case.”

 

Ramod H., 34, an engineer agreed. He said, “I’ve been told it was quite common to settle your summons with their traffic policemen on the spot and not at the police station.”

 

Another commuter, who declined to be named, felt this could be a one-off incident. He said, “A traffic cop once gave me an option; to either pay [give] him the fine amount for my traffic offence or make my way to the police station and when I told him I didn’t have any ringgit on me, he had the nerve to ask for Singapore dollars.”

 

 

http://sg.yfittopostblog.com/2010/09/23/singaporean-jailed-fined-for-bribing-malaysian-cop/

[Eno]

Haha, I think that man is suay. Usually there is a way to indirectly offer bribe.

 

It goes something like this : "Sir, I'm quite in a hurry. Do u mind settling this for me? (offer the money)"

[w4hkauz]

how does childrens day Kulai Trip sound?

[AsHaRiE]

Anyday sounds great to me.. hahahaha..

[w4hkauz]

Anyday sounds great to me.. hahahaha..

 

how about this friday?

head there at 8 plus?