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John Smith
2005-05-09 16:06:29 UTC
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jay
2005-05-09 18:07:44 UTC
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On Tue, 10 May 2005 00:06:29 +0800, "John Smith"
Post by John Smith
Puncak Alam apartment for sale, Ground Floor, Brand New with Grills
installed
what kinda grill? the kind you cook steaks on or the kind that traps
you inside the house when fire breaks out in your home?
mamatd
2005-05-10 00:31:25 UTC
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Post by jay
On Tue, 10 May 2005 00:06:29 +0800, "John Smith"
Post by John Smith
Puncak Alam apartment for sale, Ground Floor, Brand New with Grills
installed
what kinda grill? the kind you cook steaks on or the kind that traps
you inside the house when fire breaks out in your home?
Seriopusly I have to agree with you on this Jay.

Since I am not much of a traveller, could anyone point out here countries
other than Malaysia that have prisons as a house?

With my limited visits to Thailand and Singapore, I noticed that these two
neighbour of us do not have that iron bars around all doors, windows and any
available openings, like what we have in Malaysia.

Instead of having criminals behind bars, we have law-abiding people put
behind them damn bars, 24/7 at their homes and offices!

mamatd.
dave chiew
2005-05-10 05:39:59 UTC
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Post by mamatd
Post by jay
On Tue, 10 May 2005 00:06:29 +0800, "John Smith"
Post by John Smith
Puncak Alam apartment for sale, Ground Floor, Brand New with Grills
installed
what kinda grill? the kind you cook steaks on or the kind that traps
you inside the house when fire breaks out in your home?
Seriopusly I have to agree with you on this Jay.
Since I am not much of a traveller, could anyone point out here countries
other than Malaysia that have prisons as a house?
With my limited visits to Thailand and Singapore, I noticed that these two
neighbour of us do not have that iron bars around all doors, windows and any
available openings, like what we have in Malaysia.
Instead of having criminals behind bars, we have law-abiding people put
behind them damn bars, 24/7 at their homes and offices!
mamatd.
Mamatd, I got aluminum grills inside my windows which are not visible
externally because the glass panels are tinted. In fact I often stand
behind the closed windows and make faces at my nasty neighbours.

In S'pore all the HDB flats come with standard grills for front door
and windows. Over there cat burglars climb in either thru the bathroom
windows or, if they are really pint-sized, through the rubbish chute.
You can sometimes see padlocks on rubbish chute doors. So if there is
a fire in a HDB flat, the small occupants can go down the rubbish
chute or out the bathroom window ... some ten stories up.

As for Thailand, all the BARS don't have bars. Hahahaha. No, I have
not been to any of the bars in Thailand because mrs chiew is right now
reading this as I type. :-)

Back to Malaysia. During the Japanese occupation of Malaya, people
could leave their front doors open at night and no thieves or robbers
would wander in.

The reason was that the Jap soldiers would execute on the spot, anyone
found stealing or robbing. They would then decapitate the dead fellow
and impale his head somewhere prominent to serve as deterrent.

Ahh. The good ole days.

-dave chiew
Timmermans
2005-05-11 02:21:16 UTC
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Post by dave chiew
Post by mamatd
Post by jay
On Tue, 10 May 2005 00:06:29 +0800, "John Smith"
Post by John Smith
Puncak Alam apartment for sale, Ground Floor, Brand New with Grills
installed
what kinda grill? the kind you cook steaks on or the kind that traps
you inside the house when fire breaks out in your home?
Seriopusly I have to agree with you on this Jay.
Since I am not much of a traveller, could anyone point out here countries
other than Malaysia that have prisons as a house?
With my limited visits to Thailand and Singapore, I noticed that these two
neighbour of us do not have that iron bars around all doors, windows and any
available openings, like what we have in Malaysia.
Instead of having criminals behind bars, we have law-abiding people put
behind them damn bars, 24/7 at their homes and offices!
mamatd.
Mamatd, I got aluminum grills inside my windows which are not visible
externally because the glass panels are tinted. In fact I often stand
behind the closed windows and make faces at my nasty neighbours.
In S'pore all the HDB flats come with standard grills for front door
and windows. Over there cat burglars climb in either thru the bathroom
windows or, if they are really pint-sized, through the rubbish chute.
You can sometimes see padlocks on rubbish chute doors. So if there is
a fire in a HDB flat, the small occupants can go down the rubbish
chute or out the bathroom window ... some ten stories up.
As for Thailand, all the BARS don't have bars. Hahahaha. No, I have
not been to any of the bars in Thailand because mrs chiew is right now
reading this as I type. :-)
Back to Malaysia. During the Japanese occupation of Malaya, people
could leave their front doors open at night and no thieves or robbers
would wander in.
The reason was that the Jap soldiers would execute on the spot, anyone
found stealing or robbing. They would then decapitate the dead fellow
and impale his head somewhere prominent to serve as deterrent.
Ahh. The good ole days.
-dave chiew
But that still doesn't explain the reason why malaysians have a cage thing
going on. Some people have those things up on the 10th floor or higher, who
are you expecting to visit you? Batman? Superman? I can only come up with
one explanation, Malaysians are pussy!

Steve
a084833
2005-05-11 17:37:05 UTC
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On Wed, 11 May 2005 10:21:16 +0800, "Timmermans"
Post by Timmermans
But that still doesn't explain the reason why malaysians have a cage thing
going on. Some people have those things up on the 10th floor or higher, who
are you expecting to visit you? Batman? Superman?
You are not too bright, hah? It's to keep small children safe.
Post by Timmermans
I can only come up with
one explanation, Malaysians are pussy!
Please show us how brave you are. Tell that to a Malaysian in his
face. :)
Longhorn
2005-05-12 14:42:23 UTC
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Post by a084833
On Wed, 11 May 2005 10:21:16 +0800, "Timmermans"
Post by Timmermans
But that still doesn't explain the reason why malaysians have a cage thing
going on. Some people have those things up on the 10th floor or higher, who
are you expecting to visit you? Batman? Superman?
You are not too bright, hah? It's to keep small children safe.
Post by Timmermans
I can only come up with
one explanation, Malaysians are pussy!
Please show us how brave you are. Tell that to a Malaysian in his
face. :)
He is a Malaysian.
a084833
2005-05-12 15:39:11 UTC
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Post by Longhorn
Post by a084833
On Wed, 11 May 2005 10:21:16 +0800, "Timmermans"
Post by Timmermans
But that still doesn't explain the reason why malaysians have a cage
thing
Post by a084833
Post by Timmermans
going on. Some people have those things up on the 10th floor or higher,
who
Post by a084833
Post by Timmermans
are you expecting to visit you? Batman? Superman?
You are not too bright, hah? It's to keep small children safe.
Post by Timmermans
I can only come up with
one explanation, Malaysians are pussy!
Please show us how brave you are. Tell that to a Malaysian in his
face. :)
He is a Malaysian.
Doesn't matter. What I posted earlier still applies.

Anyway, he seems to have ran away already. Maybe he is a pussy. :)
Longhorn
2005-05-12 15:40:49 UTC
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Post by a084833
Post by Longhorn
Post by a084833
On Wed, 11 May 2005 10:21:16 +0800, "Timmermans"
Post by Timmermans
But that still doesn't explain the reason why malaysians have a cage
thing
Post by a084833
Post by Timmermans
going on. Some people have those things up on the 10th floor or higher,
who
Post by a084833
Post by Timmermans
are you expecting to visit you? Batman? Superman?
You are not too bright, hah? It's to keep small children safe.
Post by Timmermans
I can only come up with
one explanation, Malaysians are pussy!
Please show us how brave you are. Tell that to a Malaysian in his
face. :)
He is a Malaysian.
Doesn't matter. What I posted earlier still applies.
Anyway, he seems to have ran away already. Maybe he is a pussy. :)
yeah , seems like trollers
a084833
2005-05-12 15:49:25 UTC
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Post by Longhorn
yeah , seems like trollers
Calling "Timmermans" <***@yahoo.co.uk>.

Are you a pussy? :)
Longhorn
2005-05-13 04:53:44 UTC
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Post by a084833
Post by Longhorn
yeah , seems like trollers
Are you a pussy? :)
no
a084833
2005-05-13 12:42:30 UTC
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Post by a084833
Post by Longhorn
yeah , seems like trollers
Are you a pussy? :)
no
Not asking you. Unless you, Longhorn, are Timmermans. Are you?
Longhorn
2005-05-14 03:13:03 UTC
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Post by a084833
Post by a084833
Post by Longhorn
yeah , seems like trollers
Are you a pussy? :)
no
Not asking you. Unless you, Longhorn, are Timmermans. Are you?
oh sorry , and again no bcos i tot u r replying to me
dave chiew
2005-05-14 03:22:17 UTC
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Post by Longhorn
Post by a084833
Post by a084833
Post by Longhorn
yeah , seems like trollers
Are you a pussy? :)
no
Not asking you. Unless you, Longhorn, are Timmermans. Are you?
oh sorry , and again no bcos i tot u r replying to me
This is all very confusing. Next time, you all please wear your
uniforms so that we can tell who is on which side ok? :-)

-dave chiew
Longhorn
2005-05-14 03:34:24 UTC
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Post by dave chiew
Post by Longhorn
Post by a084833
On Thu, 12 May 2005 23:40:49 +0800, "Longhorn"
Post by Longhorn
yeah , seems like trollers
Are you a pussy? :)
no
Not asking you. Unless you, Longhorn, are Timmermans. Are you?
oh sorry , and again no bcos i tot u r replying to me
This is all very confusing. Next time, you all please wear your
uniforms so that we can tell who is on which side ok? :-)
ok ok , wearing my malysian flag now
a084833
2005-05-14 05:18:07 UTC
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On Sat, 14 May 2005 11:22:17 +0800, dave chiew
Post by dave chiew
This is all very confusing. Next time, you all please wear your
uniforms so that we can tell who is on which side ok? :-)
This is not a spectator sport. Join in the game and then you tell me
if uniforms are such a big deal or not.
dave chiew
2005-05-14 09:44:58 UTC
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Post by a084833
On Sat, 14 May 2005 11:22:17 +0800, dave chiew
Post by dave chiew
This is all very confusing. Next time, you all please wear your
uniforms so that we can tell who is on which side ok? :-)
This is not a spectator sport. Join in the game and then you tell me
if uniforms are such a big deal or not.
We wuz thinkin of throwin bottles from the stands and dun wan to hit
our own peeple. Summore, Longhorn's already been called pussy by his
own team.

-dave chiew
a084833
2005-05-14 11:22:59 UTC
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On Sat, 14 May 2005 17:44:58 +0800, dave chiew
Post by dave chiew
We wuz thinkin of throwin bottles from the stands and dun wan to hit
our own peeple. Summore, Longhorn's already been called pussy by his
own team.
-dave chiew
Come down from the stands and do a pitch invasionlah. Don't be a
pussy.
a084833
2005-05-14 05:17:02 UTC
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Post by Longhorn
Post by a084833
Post by a084833
Post by Longhorn
yeah , seems like trollers
Are you a pussy? :)
no
Not asking you. Unless you, Longhorn, are Timmermans. Are you?
oh sorry , and again no bcos i tot u r replying to me
Would the real pussy, please stand up, please stand up.

Where is Timmermans? :) Maybe he fell out of his 20-storey condo
sans any grills.
JS
2005-05-24 11:03:41 UTC
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Yup,
Malaysians take safety for children very serious.
That's also the reason why the best place for children in the car is standing at
the dash-board.

JS


That's the same safety measure like having ch
Post by a084833
You are not too bright, hah? It's to keep small children safe.
<snip>
Rkaru
2005-05-24 11:51:22 UTC
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Post by JS
Yup,
Malaysians take safety for children very serious.
That's also the reason why the best place for children in the car is standing at
the dash-board.
That's second best. Best is on father's lap... who is driving... with
one hand... using the phone.
--
Rkaru
"Heh...heh..."
JS
2005-05-25 09:58:38 UTC
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Yup,
you're right.
Having seen that at appr. 50 km/h zig-zagging on the highway.

Another one is concerning our motorcyclists:
'We only buy a helmet for the child once it doesn't grow that fast anymore'

A lot to educate...

But like in Singapore, it only works over the wallet. Having a fine on not
buckling up results in Malaysia to:
Child is exercising somewhere and somewhat in the front seat area and mum's
taking the rear seat anyway because you don't have to buckle up there.

Arrgghh... Even after 8 years not used to that...

JS
Post by Rkaru
Post by JS
Yup,
Malaysians take safety for children very serious.
That's also the reason why the best place for children in the car is standing at
the dash-board.
That's second best. Best is on father's lap... who is driving... with
one hand... using the phone.
mamatd
2005-05-25 11:11:11 UTC
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Post by JS
Yup,
you're right.
Having seen that at appr. 50 km/h zig-zagging on the highway.
'We only buy a helmet for the child once it doesn't grow that fast anymore'
A lot to educate...
But like in Singapore, it only works over the wallet. Having a fine on not
Child is exercising somewhere and somewhat in the front seat area and mum's
taking the rear seat anyway because you don't have to buckle up there.
Arrgghh... Even after 8 years not used to that...
JS
Post by Rkaru
Post by JS
Yup,
Malaysians take safety for children very serious.
That's also the reason why the best place for children in the car is
standing
at
Post by Rkaru
Post by JS
the dash-board.
That's second best. Best is on father's lap... who is driving... with
one hand... using the phone.
Jens, Rkaru and all the ones concerned with safety, me included.

The rot to this simple problem is affordable, and reliable public transport
system.

In the existence of one, there'll be less need to own a private vehicle, let
alone letting children ride a rickety bike on the road.

Another contributing solution is the building of smaller schools serving
close communities, so, school-children just need to walk, say, 500 metres or
1 km to schools! The idea of children travelling so early to go to school,
parents wasting times (money and resources) commuting the children to school
and the likes, really kills me daily!

Vote me into government, and I'll change Malaysia to the better!
mamatd.
dave chiew
2005-05-25 13:08:41 UTC
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Post by mamatd
Post by JS
Yup,
you're right.
Having seen that at appr. 50 km/h zig-zagging on the highway.
'We only buy a helmet for the child once it doesn't grow that fast anymore'
A lot to educate...
But like in Singapore, it only works over the wallet. Having a fine on not
Child is exercising somewhere and somewhat in the front seat area and mum's
taking the rear seat anyway because you don't have to buckle up there.
Arrgghh... Even after 8 years not used to that...
JS
Post by Rkaru
Post by JS
Yup,
Malaysians take safety for children very serious.
That's also the reason why the best place for children in the car is
standing
at
Post by Rkaru
Post by JS
the dash-board.
That's second best. Best is on father's lap... who is driving... with
one hand... using the phone.
Jens, Rkaru and all the ones concerned with safety, me included.
The rot to this simple problem is affordable, and reliable public transport
system.
In the existence of one, there'll be less need to own a private vehicle, let
alone letting children ride a rickety bike on the road.
Another contributing solution is the building of smaller schools serving
close communities, so, school-children just need to walk, say, 500 metres or
1 km to schools! The idea of children travelling so early to go to school,
parents wasting times (money and resources) commuting the children to school
and the likes, really kills me daily!
Vote me into government, and I'll change Malaysia to the better!
mamatd.
Can please include in your party manifesto:

1. All female government servants will wear only low-cut blouses and
short skirts.

2. All male government servants will be replaced with more females
wearing low-cut blouses and short skirts.

3. Pass laws to make Tmnet allow users to log in to their ftp server
using anonymous logins.

4. Give huge grants and rewards to those propagating the spread of IT
technology, especially those who constantly upload e-mags.

5. Apply to the International Tribunal to win back the island of
Singapore.

-dave chiew
mamatd
2005-05-26 18:23:25 UTC
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Post by dave chiew
Post by mamatd
Post by JS
Yup,
you're right.
Having seen that at appr. 50 km/h zig-zagging on the highway.
'We only buy a helmet for the child once it doesn't grow that fast anymore'
A lot to educate...
But like in Singapore, it only works over the wallet. Having a fine on not
Child is exercising somewhere and somewhat in the front seat area and mum's
taking the rear seat anyway because you don't have to buckle up there.
Arrgghh... Even after 8 years not used to that...
JS
Post by Rkaru
Post by JS
Yup,
Malaysians take safety for children very serious.
That's also the reason why the best place for children in the car is
standing
at
Post by Rkaru
Post by JS
the dash-board.
That's second best. Best is on father's lap... who is driving... with
one hand... using the phone.
Jens, Rkaru and all the ones concerned with safety, me included.
The rot to this simple problem is affordable, and reliable public transport
system.
In the existence of one, there'll be less need to own a private vehicle, let
alone letting children ride a rickety bike on the road.
Another contributing solution is the building of smaller schools serving
close communities, so, school-children just need to walk, say, 500 metres or
1 km to schools! The idea of children travelling so early to go to school,
parents wasting times (money and resources) commuting the children to school
and the likes, really kills me daily!
Vote me into government, and I'll change Malaysia to the better!
mamatd.
1. All female government servants will wear only low-cut blouses and
short skirts.
2. All male government servants will be replaced with more females
wearing low-cut blouses and short skirts.
3. Pass laws to make Tmnet allow users to log in to their ftp server
using anonymous logins.
4. Give huge grants and rewards to those propagating the spread of IT
technology, especially those who constantly upload e-mags.
5. Apply to the International Tribunal to win back the island of
Singapore.
-dave chiew
Thank you for the feedback. The 'Parti Rakyat Bebas' welcome and appreciate
any feedback.

We are in the process of compiling the grouses and aspiration of the
citizen, to be included in the party's manifesto. InsyAllah, the document
would be revealed in due course.

I take it that 'Senator' Dave Chiew would be very appreciative in handling
the southern chapter. His suggestion is greatly appreciated and would be
included without fear or favour.

mamatd.
Founder and advisor ''Parti Rakyat Bebas'
http://freedom-after-speech.blogspot.com/

Ashby Druz
2005-05-18 11:36:23 UTC
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The grills in higher floors is to protext desperados or those who lost their
money in gambling from jumping out of the windows or perhap children from
falling off the balconies
Post by Timmermans
Post by dave chiew
Post by mamatd
Post by jay
On Tue, 10 May 2005 00:06:29 +0800, "John Smith"
Post by John Smith
Puncak Alam apartment for sale, Ground Floor, Brand New with Grills
installed
what kinda grill? the kind you cook steaks on or the kind that traps
you inside the house when fire breaks out in your home?
Seriopusly I have to agree with you on this Jay.
Since I am not much of a traveller, could anyone point out here countries
other than Malaysia that have prisons as a house?
With my limited visits to Thailand and Singapore, I noticed that these
two
Post by dave chiew
Post by mamatd
neighbour of us do not have that iron bars around all doors, windows and
any
Post by dave chiew
Post by mamatd
available openings, like what we have in Malaysia.
Instead of having criminals behind bars, we have law-abiding people put
behind them damn bars, 24/7 at their homes and offices!
mamatd.
Mamatd, I got aluminum grills inside my windows which are not visible
externally because the glass panels are tinted. In fact I often stand
behind the closed windows and make faces at my nasty neighbours.
In S'pore all the HDB flats come with standard grills for front door
and windows. Over there cat burglars climb in either thru the bathroom
windows or, if they are really pint-sized, through the rubbish chute.
You can sometimes see padlocks on rubbish chute doors. So if there is
a fire in a HDB flat, the small occupants can go down the rubbish
chute or out the bathroom window ... some ten stories up.
As for Thailand, all the BARS don't have bars. Hahahaha. No, I have
not been to any of the bars in Thailand because mrs chiew is right now
reading this as I type. :-)
Back to Malaysia. During the Japanese occupation of Malaya, people
could leave their front doors open at night and no thieves or robbers
would wander in.
The reason was that the Jap soldiers would execute on the spot, anyone
found stealing or robbing. They would then decapitate the dead fellow
and impale his head somewhere prominent to serve as deterrent.
Ahh. The good ole days.
-dave chiew
But that still doesn't explain the reason why malaysians have a cage thing
going on. Some people have those things up on the 10th floor or higher, who
are you expecting to visit you? Batman? Superman? I can only come up with
one explanation, Malaysians are pussy!
Steve
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