I think almost all tea sold nowadays is either fake, or has an inflated price tag, or is just ordinary. On another note, if anyone is interested in becoming a Polling Agent or Counting Agent, training sessions are held every night from 8-10 pm at until 28 April at the DAP service centre at Kinrara 3.

The new ADUN for Seri Serdang is an unknown to me. She seems like a benign auntie but can very well also be the school-mistressy type. Where is her service centre? Has anyone here had any dealings with the new ADUN for Kinrara in his former role as an MPSJ councillor? What's he like?

This post has been edited by PangurBan: May 8 2013, 03:46 PM

Wah, damn geng; gangstser with fake lokter degree.

this is not a dating website woh.

(I know lah)

P'raps their customers were all MCA people?

The Malacca Auntie Nasi Lemak in Ming Ren tells me they've opened another outlet in Puteri 5. Can't quite figure exactly where though.

Which Taman is this/

oh I know someone stay there wan. Must ask him what is happening.

Alamak like this how to buy sell?

I tried. The CKT no standard lah. The best stall there is the one selling yiong taufu and tongsooi.

Pfffffttttt good thing I switched to Digi years ago. If only I can get Unifi or something else here, then i can dump maxis broadband as well.

In the UK, TESCO is seen as a low-price outfit. There's a hierarchy there like here. At the top of the chain here is probably the likes of Cold Storage and Grocer 33. If you add the food department of Marks and Spencer's that's probably ahead of Cold Storage. Below these guys, you have Jusco probably. Then followed by TESCO and Carrefour and possibly Giant. Then Hero, Econsave, KK, Speedmart. Then Kedai Runcit Teik Huat etc. The Brits can be VERY snobbish. Some people won't be seen dead buying stuff from TESCO because it's near the bottom of the pecking order, just above really cheapskate places like ALDI, Lidl and ASDA. These people shop at Waitrose and Marks and Spencer's and at a pinch, they might even go as low as Sainsbury, but no lower. But they might buy online from TESCO because then there's no danger of them being seen in a TESCO outlet. Apparently some of these people complained to TESCO's management for delivering their groceries in vans clearly marked with the TESCO logo. Paiseh, ALL the neighbours can see that they're buying from cheapskate TESCO.

Only if you're English. If Malaysian ah, bantai je lah.

This afternoon 1-2:30 pm laidet the jam on the LDP southbound was awful all the way from IOI mall to at least Puchong Perdana I think. But soon after that, at about 3:15 pm when I headed back to Puchong the jam was not so bad - it started to be bad only from the IOI business park onwards.

Emergency anti-haze measure:


This post has been edited by PangurBan: Jun 23 2013, 10:59 AM

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This post has been edited by PangurBan: Jun 24 2013, 03:10 PM

Definitely worse now. Reading for Port Klang at 5 pm above 300 liao. I doesn't feel like it is much better in Puchong.

Mine is 444

Move to Strawberry FC there according to the MonKee auntie. She move her stall to Fatt Kee liao. The old Fong Lei place is going to be a Speedmart 99.

This post has been edited by PangurBan: Jul 5 2013, 05:47 PM