________RIDE________

[kennethy]

is there a confirm moving off time? 1am?

[wait4me]

5 more days to go .....

[Roger1605198916]

Originally posted by kennethy@March 26, 2007 04:58 am

is there a confirm moving off time? 1am?

Yesh

[Flaky_Boi]

Originally posted by HONG@March 26, 2007 02:41 am

eleh x2

:lol:

whahaha~~~ Tio tu ar.....

[kennethy]

Originally posted by ]Roger{@March 26, 2007 11:53 am

Yesh

like that... then i will have to give it a miss already... wifey is concerned that i dun get enough rest and might not be road-worthy for the ride...

[sky_walker]

Originally posted by kennethy@March 26, 2007 03:29 pm

like that... then i will have to give it a miss already... wifey is concerned that i dun get enough rest and might not be road-worthy for the ride...

just go man.... tell her i take care of you....

[gingin]

hOHoHO...is MoNdaY eVenInG LiAo, 1 daY dOwn...4 mOre DayS tO Go,hOhOhO...iF OnLy i cAn haVe tHe cOntrOL of the tiMe...walala...cHeerZ for bike trips.. qUick QuiCk aR!!!!

[wait4me]

Originally posted by sky_walker@March 26, 2007 05:18 pm

just go man.... tell her i take care of you....

wow u are capable ah

 

can take care of so many ppl

[louis21]

sorry guys...i maybe cannot go le...

[HONG]

Originally posted by wait4me@March 26, 2007 05:39 pm

wow u are capable ah

 

can take care of so many ppl

scarly he play pick up soap one..

[Roger1605198916]

Originally posted by kennethy@March 26, 2007 03:29 pm

like that... then i will have to give it a miss already... wifey is concerned that i dun get enough rest and might not be road-worthy for the ride...

kenneth you go abit later loh

i can fetch you from the base of the highland

or the tapah exit.

[Roger1605198916]

Mar 14, 7:04 AM EDT

Latest News

9 Dead in Thailand Passenger Van Attack

 

BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) -- Suspected Muslim insurgents opened fire on nine Buddhists who were riding in a commuter van in Thailand's restive south Wednesday, killing all of them execution-style, police said.

 

The attack prompted officials to step up security in the south, where a Muslim insurgency has claimed more than 2,000 lives since 2004.

 

Suspected insurgents bombed the van as it slowed into a curve in the road, which they also had blocked with a large tree trunk, said police Lt. Kitti Mankhong, a duty officer in the Yaha district of Yala province, where the attack occurred.

 

Armed with assault rifles, the attackers first shot at the driver and then opened the side door of the van and fired at each of the passengers, he said. The driver, who was hospitalized with a gunshot wound to the face, was the only survivor from the morning attack.

 

"Everyone was shot in the head at close range, execution style," Kitti said.

 

The van was shuttling people from the Betong district of Yala province to Hat Yai, the south's major city, in the neighboring province of Songkhla. All of the passengers were identified as Buddhists and the driver was Muslim.

 

Police and soldiers were searching for the attackers, he said.

 

The attack came as authorities beefed up security for the Tuesday anniversary of the founding of the Barisan Revolusi Nasional, or National Revolution Front separatist group. Police had warned that insurgents might try to mark the anniversary with violence.

 

The BRN was formed in 1963, partly in opposition to the Thai government's policy at the time of forcing southern Muslims to assimilate into predominantly Buddhist Thai society. The government later changed the policy.

 

Military officials believed that BRN-Coordinate, a BRN offshoot, has played a vital role in the current violence.

 

Gen. Montree Sangkhatrap, head of Thailand's Internal Security Operation Command, said heightened security measures would be in effect through March 22. He did not give details of the measures or any specific security threats.

 

"Certain groups of people have plans to actively instigate violence during this period," he said.

 

Drive-by shootings and bombings occur almost daily in Thailand's three Muslim-majority provinces - Yala, Narathiwat and Pattani.

 

Violence has increased since a military-installed government took power in September following a coup that ousted then-Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra.

 

Police, soldiers and Muslims viewed as collaborators with the government, along with Buddhist civilians, are targeted by the insurgents.

[Flaky_Boi]

Wad the ****'s wromg wif them??? Argh~~~~

[Roger1605198916]

ya loh :crazy:

[Roger1605198916]

1,000 Buddhists rally in southern Thailand

Posted: 27 March 2007 0130 hrs

 

 

YALA, Thailand : Some 1,000 Buddhists rallied in Thailand's Muslim-majority south on Monday, urging the government to do more to halt what they fear could become a sectarian conflict.

 

The rally took place outside city hall in the town of Saba Yoi in Songkhla province, where three students were killed on March 17 in a shooting attack on an Islamic school.

 

Some Muslim residents of the district have blamed the attack on security forces - the school is located near an army ranger base - and have called on the government to withdraw the rangers from the district.

 

The district chief, Treecha Damkeungkiert, said the Buddhists rallied to urge the government not to withdraw their forces for fear of creating a security vacuum in the area.

 

"About 1,000 Buddhists attended the rally at the Saba Yoi city hall. It lasted about three hours, and they submitted a letter demanding that the rangers stay in the district," Treecha said.

 

"The Buddhists are worried that if the rangers move out, they would not be safe," he added.

 

The letter said that if possible, the government should deploy more forces to the area to help keep the peace, according to Treecha.

 

It also said civilians should be allowed to carry arms for self-defence, and urged the government to provide more weapons for the district's volunteer defence militia.

 

The shooting at the Islamic school worsened the already steep tensions in the region following a series of grisly attacks this month, including a massacre of nine Buddhists and a bomb attack on a mosque.

 

More than 2,000 people have been killed since separatist violence erupted three years ago in Thailand's Muslim-majority provinces along the southern border with Malaysia.

 

Army officials and analysts have warned that the insurgency shows the increasing influence of Islamic extremism, amid growing fears among Buddhists that they are being singled out for attack. - AFP/de

[HONG]

still not asleep ?

[Roger1605198916]

nope

[HONG]

Gd Morning guys

[gingin]

GoOd MoRNIng..EvErYbOdy. iTs WeDneSday LiaO. hOHOHo...sTrawBeRrIes I m cOmiNg Le...

[wait4me]

straberries ta bao back ??

 

 

x a not ah ?

[gingin]

Originally posted by wait4me@March 28, 2007 10:47 am

straberries ta bao back ??

 

 

x a not ah ?

dUno Lei...sHould Be Okie in RinggIts. Ya...I waNt To bUy A few Box iF pOssibLe , Can eaT oN tHe Way BacK...keKe

[Roger_X11]

okie la.. the strawberries not so exp.. can hand pick somemore.. "berry" interesting one..

[wait4me]

Originally posted by Roger_X11@March 28, 2007 06:31 pm

okie la.. the strawberries not so exp.. can hand pick somemore.. "berry" interesting one..

hand pick?

 

 

wa

[HONG]

Originally posted by Roger_X11@March 28, 2007 06:31 pm

okie la.. the strawberries not so exp.. can hand pick somemore.. "berry" interesting one..

i wan to pick strawberries from ur neck... more interesting...

[Flaky_Boi]

So who's confirm goin to CHL????