[Archive] 1 Day trip Outing!!!!!!

[Encik Pat]

take 3/4 minutes to open a page. post also take 3/4 min...v slow lah

 

wah ,,,, got timming one arr

[Encik Pat]

ok guy ... i no god morning,,,, but good night

[ozzarhomb]

ya but start awhile onli, the sound normal la

but he sae inside no filter, i ask can meh, he saes can jus nid to wash carburator wen service

of course they say can lah. as long as u buy anything also can.

 

which filter u talking about? oil filter? SP dun come with that. if talking about air filter, means air box remove liao. better replace one or get a open pod one installed.

[tangys]

everybody back from seastorm's place or not?

[Seastorm]

everybody back from seastorm's place or not?

 

Only Mod and bite came to my place lah. But I am proud to say, I can cook 3 dishes in 1.5hrs! woohoo!

Verdict on quality of my cooking have to ask them.

[ChaoPuzzy1968]

Only Mod and bite came to my place lah. But I am proud to say, I can cook 3 dishes in 1.5hrs! woohoo!

Verdict on quality of my cooking have to ask them.

 

veri the good .....i even tah pao back home the leftover n my kids finish with 5 min!!! :angel: :box:

[Guest Bite1968]

Nice place too, next to town area. Nice chat w Seastrom.

 

BTW Seastrom it is way past your sleeping time right?

 

Time to sleep...... :sleep:

[Guest Bite1968]

Good Morning and I going to sleep already.......... :sleep: :giddy:

[HeE HoR]

Good morning x2

[Seastorm]

veri the good .....i even tah pao back home the leftover n my kids finish with 5 min!!! :angel: :box:

So fast?

 

Nice place too, next to town area. Nice chat w Seastrom.

 

BTW Seastrom it is way past your sleeping time right?

 

Time to sleep...... :sleep:

Thanks for coming by! Yeah I agree it's a great place. but ... it's not mine

[gohkm]

goooood morning.....

[Bluedolphin]

Good morning n hve a nice day!!

[ChaoPuzzy1968]

Good Morning Everyone. Going to work

[cstay66]

thanks. :D

 

Behind Lavender Food Square....

 

Just after the singapore casket building keep left. A junction coming out to the main rd.

[cstay66]

New MotoWorld lavender has no Shop Sign. Its a corner shop, but still fairly and in fact rather nondescript.

 

Must peer into the windows to see its a bike shop.

 

Gd luck all !!!

 

thanks. :D

[cstay66]

anybody nhere have old raincoat or rainpants, u dun want any more.... can give me plsssssssssss

 

 

you can hav mine. arai, xl, 2pcs set. no longer 100% water proof.

[diddy the patient]

you can hav mine. arai, xl, 2pcs set. no longer 100% water proof.

 

gud d morning all ...its ok lah brudder... i got it already from a generous donor... i done my rs taichi liao... just see the result..... later lah.

[cstay66]

Hey guys I am bored and while groceries shopping have decided to just cook all the dishes as much as i know how. Would you guys like to have supper?

1) Eggplant with mushrooms in morezella

2) Potato salad with Celery

 

If you all like I can cook chinese food also

3) Yong Tau hu

4) Stew Chicken wings

 

But Chinese food is cooked only upon request hor

 

how often you bored hah??

[diddy the patient]

Only Mod and bite came to my place lah. But I am proud to say, I can cook 3 dishes in 1.5hrs! woohoo!

Verdict on quality of my cooking have to ask them.

 

i want to go ur house 2nite.................. :bounce: :bounce: :bounce:

[Poorsg300]

Good Morning Ladies and Gentleman..

[Guest Mr.Black]

Hi all,

 

A very good morning to everyone...

 

 

Today newspaper

 

KUALA LUMPUR: Petrol stations located in border states like Johor and Perlis will be barred from selling petrol and diesel to foreign-registered cars starting Friday.

 

Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Minister Datuk Shahrir Samad said the move, aimed at plugging loopholes in the current subsidy system, was decided during an anti-inflation committee meeting yesterday.

 

The ban will involve between 200 and 300 petrol stations in Kedah, Kelantan, Perlis, Perak and the Johor Baru and Kulai areas in Johor.

 

Currently, petrol stations are not allowed to sell more then 20 litres of petrol to foreign vehicles.

 

“This move is temporary until we come up with better management of our subsidy system,” he told reporters.

 

At present, Shahrir said too many foreign-registered cars, particularly those from neighbouring countries, had been crossing into Malaysia to take advantage of the lower fuel and diesel prices.

 

“I have been instructed to use my power under the Control of Supply Act to direct and ban the sale of subsidised fuel to these foreign cars. This applies to petrol stations located as far as 50km from the border,” he said.

 

Besides the northern states and the Johor Baru and Kulai areas of Johor, Shahrir said he was also studying if the ban should include petrol stations in Pontian.

 

He said the petrol stations would be notified by the ministry to adhere to the move.

 

Shahrir said that besides putting up signboards informing motorists of this new ruling, enforcement officers would also be stationed at the petrol stations to ensure businesses complied with the ruling.

 

“I will inform my officers about this latest decision and it will take effect by Friday or the latest Monday,” he said.

 

Shahrir said those caught flouting the ruling could be fined up to RM250,000.

 

However, he said foreign-registered vehicles which entered the country for tourism purposes could still fill up their tanks in places like Penang and Malacca where the ban would not apply.

 

“They should enter the country with full tanks and they have to plan their journey,” he said.

 

In Johor Baru, petrol station owners and managers were shocked with the announcement.

 

Petrol dealer Andy Wong said such a decision had huge implications on petrol station owners as a large number of stations situated near the Causeway depended heavily on their Singaporean clientele.

 

“If it is within 50km, then the whole of Johor Baru is affected,” he said when met at his station last night.

 

Other petrol station owners said they were awaiting more information.

 

One petrol station manager, whose station services hundreds of Singapore-registered vehicles daily, said: “So far, talks have only been about petrol subsidies. This has never been spoken about.”

 

He said petrol station owners had not been consulted about the matter

[ozzarhomb]

wow, that's so sudden!! who wan join me and start a kup kia contingent?

[cstay66]

bad move for everyone.

 

this will definitely change the way we ride.

 

 

 

 

Hi all,

 

A very good morning to everyone...

 

 

Today newspaper

 

KUALA LUMPUR: Petrol stations located in border states like Johor and Perlis will be barred from selling petrol and diesel to foreign-registered cars starting Friday.

 

Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Minister Datuk Shahrir Samad said the move, aimed at plugging loopholes in the current subsidy system, was decided during an anti-inflation committee meeting yesterday.

 

The ban will involve between 200 and 300 petrol stations in Kedah, Kelantan, Perlis, Perak and the Johor Baru and Kulai areas in Johor.

 

Currently, petrol stations are not allowed to sell more then 20 litres of petrol to foreign vehicles.

 

“This move is temporary until we come up with better management of our subsidy system,” he told reporters.

 

At present, Shahrir said too many foreign-registered cars, particularly those from neighbouring countries, had been crossing into Malaysia to take advantage of the lower fuel and diesel prices.

 

“I have been instructed to use my power under the Control of Supply Act to direct and ban the sale of subsidised fuel to these foreign cars. This applies to petrol stations located as far as 50km from the border,” he said.

 

Besides the northern states and the Johor Baru and Kulai areas of Johor, Shahrir said he was also studying if the ban should include petrol stations in Pontian.

 

He said the petrol stations would be notified by the ministry to adhere to the move.

 

Shahrir said that besides putting up signboards informing motorists of this new ruling, enforcement officers would also be stationed at the petrol stations to ensure businesses complied with the ruling.

 

“I will inform my officers about this latest decision and it will take effect by Friday or the latest Monday,” he said.

 

Shahrir said those caught flouting the ruling could be fined up to RM250,000.

 

However, he said foreign-registered vehicles which entered the country for tourism purposes could still fill up their tanks in places like Penang and Malacca where the ban would not apply.

 

“They should enter the country with full tanks and they have to plan their journey,” he said.

 

In Johor Baru, petrol station owners and managers were shocked with the announcement.

 

Petrol dealer Andy Wong said such a decision had huge implications on petrol station owners as a large number of stations situated near the Causeway depended heavily on their Singaporean clientele.

 

“If it is within 50km, then the whole of Johor Baru is affected,” he said when met at his station last night.

 

Other petrol station owners said they were awaiting more information.

 

One petrol station manager, whose station services hundreds of Singapore-registered vehicles daily, said: “So far, talks have only been about petrol subsidies. This has never been spoken about.”

 

He said petrol station owners had not been consulted about the matter

[Guest Mr.Black]

I think this only apply to CARS only....

[Poorsg300]

Wa....means cannot pump petrol liao right? I am confuse...