omg...this is the funniest statement....man u made my day .no offense but its soooooo funny asking that.

david ahhhhhhh when you coming back to casa???

touche!!!!oits dah dpt keja ka???bla nak blanja neh???bla nak ajak mkn "nasi minyak"

ask him all about the it stuff, mah fren there grad it

my fren, my best advice to you if u bring a laptop make sure its really safe, i.e buy all the necessary safety equipment you need.trust me laptops in u10 are hot stuffs.they go missing very fast, in the apartment, in the car in the library in the toilet.no matter the place.believe me young ones and believe mah fren yg posted b4 me.

its better to be safe then sorry.and also any one wants info on apartment can pm me.ada kabel kuat mwhahahaha

Not really. And its quite rude to say your roommate is the only suspect. Sometime our first roommate can be our best friend till end of uni (like me and my housemate).

I'm not sure about break in, but I did heard of it happen before (my brother; his TV got stolen). There is one case in Amanah where internal of my fren's PC got stolen. CPU itself still there, but GC, RAM and Monitor all gone. And there was no sign of break in. And mind you, we were staying with trustworthy friends.

It is better to be safe than sorry.

LoL ko nih. Blom lagi maa. Susah wor mao carik keje. sume nk experience setahun dua. aku mana ada. Isk2~
nasi minyak tggu la setahun dua lagi walalalala~

haha mhyug..still cant work the game eh? i'll be back after holidays lor..haha..not so fast

first time i heard internals of the pc stolen
well in amanah it's really quite easy to break in the doors without showing any signs of breaking in. i've got a few friends who lost their laptop and handphones too

I just called them this morning and they asked me to fax the appeal letter and i did that! And to my surprise.........they even EXTENDED the dateline and documents submission!!!(i happened to open the website and saw it there!) hahahaha..hope they accept my appealing *fingers crossed*

good...i told ya ..act was..btw welcome to uniten...u will be accepted dont worry ya!!..tc

hope they will reply me as soon as possible..cause i have to post the RM500 if they accepted me and then must do medical check up and so on!!not much time left...sigh. Anyways,thanks for all the forumers support

that's normal..
student means money..more students = more money!!

My parents will be accompanying me during registration, so I guess they can take a look at the room that I'll be placed in, right? Within that day they can go out of the university and still come back right? I mean if I want a padlock and I ask them to get one for me. And to confirm, there's a hole for us to insert a padlock in on the wardrobe right?

From what I heard, a C+ in STPM Chemistry, Physics and Maths. Not so sure, though.

Wow, that's good to know. But is it safe to leave my laptop in a locked wardrobe when I'm away?

Did any of you seniors bring your laptop during orientation? My laptop and iPod are my babies, I'm worried they'll go missing if I bring them with me during orientation.

if you register on saturday you're generally free the whole day, can do what you want. i think meals will be provided, but it's up to you to stay or go out with your parents. if not mistaken the orientation only starts on sunday afternoon.

laptop i'm not so sure, but ipod you're definately gonna bring with you all day rite? so that shouldn't be much of a worry

iPod you can just bring it along. But do take care of it well. Don't wanna drop it anywhere right.

Laptop is really a risky business. You can lock em in your wardrobe but locks that small is not that hard to break.

I'm not trying to psych you, but laptop is just plain dangerous to bring. I did brought it last semester, but I stayed in Cendi and always locked my room whenever I'm out. I also used those laptop lock and anchor it to my table/bed.

So until you befriend your roommate well and able to trust him, there's always a risk. Best is to be prepared. Lock your drawer and wardrobe. Make sure to use those laptop locks as well. Anchor it like I've said previously. And most important, do keep your room locked all the time if there's no one in that room. Lock it even if there's other people in the house (housemates).

Some people can be very trustworthy. Like last semester I had a new housemate. Never knew them but one of them just put his laptop in the living room. Open space, easy for anyone to grab. But me and my friends really ain't gonna do anything to it and of course it remain safe till the semester ended. But not all are as with my friend's case. He stays outside but still can be used as an example as staying with unknown people. Lost his wallet, laptop and handphone. A really sad case.

My advice is, better safe than sorry. Lock all your belonging. Chain, padlock, anything you can think of to keep em safe. Once you think you can trust your roommate, then you can loosen up a little. But that depends on your own judgment whether he can be trusted or not.

This post has been edited by exentric_nova: Jun 22 2009, 05:33 PM

The details they gave me is to register on Sunday from 8.30-10.30a.m. I'm going to register on Sunday. I'll be assigned a room before the orientation, right?

I think I should really buy a laptop lock or two then. Oh, the room doors come with built-in locks or we have to buy our own padlocks for room doors?

Thanks for your replies

yeah, before orientations starts you get to go to your room, clean up, do whatever you want
the rooms come with locks. no padlocks, they're just normal door locks.

Thank you for the information. I do hope my future roommate will be a good one.

Is the orientation week tough?

Tough.. well... you do have to wake up early, sleep late. A lot of group stuff. More towards boring. Very boring. Oh depending on the behavior of your batch mate, you can also get scolded quite a lot.

Why my register date is on saturday 8.30a.m to 10.30a.m...? why ISFJ your register date is on sunday???

There are two days for registration. Saturday and Sunday. For saturday's, means you have a lot more time looking around uniten and do some simple shopping before settling in.

haha...also depending on the behaviour of the fasci in charge of your group. some fasci just really
ISFJ, i think you'll be thankful and glad that you bring the ipod with you around during orientation

I'm going to do Degree. I have a friend going to register this Saturday, he'll be doing Foundation. Are you going to do Foundation?

I can listen to my iPod during orientation? Won't it be confiscated? And will I be bullied by the seniors?

I don't know bout listening em during orientation, but no, you won't be bullied by anyone lol.

Haha I won't dare to listen to my iPod during orientation. Actually what are the activities during orientation? I thought the seniors like to pick on the newbies during orientation