Thats normal.

It isnt a problem if your an illegal canteen operator.

As far as the eye can see right?

Plus if its raining, all of you have to slowly push yer motors in the rain.

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It is indeed. This weekend will be nice... shopping for a HDTV and a tablet. You have a good weekend too.

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I have to work on friday night. Just finished and about to lock the place before going home.

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Added on December 3, 2010, 10:49 pmanyone of you doing >12 hour shift work?
How do you recharge your "battery" other than drinking chicken escence?

I have OT on almost every Mon, Wed, Fri night + my full time day jobs for ~2 months. I am almost "flat" after friday night.

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I once did a job onboard a drilling ship and was told by the captain and superintendent that since their pressed for time, i had to do my survey of the necessary components within 2 days. Normally it would take around 4 days to do the job so i had to work around the clock for 42 hours without sleep.

I did have micro naps in between the 42 hours and luckily the galley is open 18 hours a day with free flow of red bull. After finish i kena sugar crash and slept for half a day.

This post has been edited by crapp0: Dec 4 2010, 12:10 AM

Does anybody if there is a code singtel prepaid cards to get cheaper calls to malaysian numbers? and does this code apply to hot 100 credit?

Got my ticket at malaysia to same destination for only rm19 dollars. Singapore buses are damn overpriced during festive season.

So basically, its "019+6012558726" for a HP number?

http://broadband.mpi-sws.org/transparency/glasnost.php

You can use this tool to measure specifically what content your isp maybe blocking. So far singapore ISP do traffic shapping on bittorrent but not on youtube videos. My office pacnet dsl fortunately isnt blocked at all.

The golden rule singaporeans will tell you in politically correct in singapore is, everything is ok until you get caught. That or "dont ask, dont tell" policy.

Thanks for the phone number info.

Yes, they do fabrication of steelwork for the marine industry. Their currently engaged to fabricate a lifting beam for transocean's drilling ship, deepwater expedition which is currently based in PTP, JB.

How should i know since i dont work for them?

Just countercheck their work if its upto the ship class, transocean and asmi requirements.

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Added on December 8, 2010, 10:39 pmYou didnt know that transocean deepwater expedition was built by the very company which your working for?

Some minor and major retrofit job since their not satisfied with the work done at sembawang. The bulk of major retrofitting was done in sembawang anyway.

That will be the day when malaysia has the ability to build a drilling ship from scratch. Btw i heard singapore is not in contention for petrobas 28 rigs contract due to issues with the costing on singapores yard side. Quite a shame since each rig is estimated at around 700 million a piece.

This post has been edited by crapp0: Dec 8 2010, 10:51 PM

The leading doesnt mean they have to choose it. Since the brazil government which partly own petrobas is trying to steer petrobas to award the majority of the 28 rig contract to south americas, mostly brazils own shipyards. I dont think so since the first round of negotiations was pending after singapores shipyard blurted out their tender prices.

They can always go for china shipyards in dalian, for the price which singapore is asking for, you can build 3 rigs for the price of 2 singapore made rigs.

This post has been edited by crapp0: Dec 8 2010, 11:19 PM

At least they have an active community to sell/purchase used games.

I goto gametrader.sg to get my used ps3 titles. So far so good and all are in good condition without any scratches.

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Added on December 10, 2010, 8:36 amIts not just malaysians, alot of singaporeans in the sub-con industry, especially engineering treat their workers sub-par standard.

One of my clients, NOV are looking for people. Since your in the O&G field, you can try them out at gul avenue. Their pay is competitve, their an MNC so no china man mentality and they have full clothes washing and shower facilities if you need it.

This post has been edited by crapp0: Dec 10 2010, 08:38 AM

I wonder what work boots are issued by keppel. Is it king safety shoes?

I recently was given kings safety shoe to evaluate. After using it for 2 months, the outer sole started to split and water went it, plus it wasnt very comfortable. I'll just stick with jallate shoes.

When i did a contract job for shell, they supplied me with red wing shoes. Damn nice but damn ex, in singapore it cost 250 just for 1 pair.

NOV has a office at 29 tuas bay drive which services drilling equipment such as drill bits, riser pipes etc.

This post has been edited by crapp0: Dec 11 2010, 09:53 AM

Oh, so your a kpp. I thought your one of those engineers who is always onsite. I guess nowadays they use contractors as their eyes and ears.

This post has been edited by crapp0: Dec 11 2010, 02:40 PM

Isnt reverse parking tougher? If thats the case, why should singaporeans driving be worse off then malaysians. Plus their driving test are much more stringent and no lesen kopi as well.

I smuggle ham and cheese in a coleman box.

Never heard of those hotdogs.