free ka that time buss .. 

moginum gathering or kadai k 

sepa suda pigi sini . sia balum lagi pigi lolz

Ini barang dekat rumah sia lol~

i thought they call this tarap in sabah.  whoever call it tempunik or peruput must be a complete ignorant.
i never heard of tempunik but peropot yes. if i could recall, they even had a village named kg peropot in ranau.
btw, there is nothing special with the 'upside down house'. i'd rather spend the 10 bucks for a few pack of 'komis' down in
'tamu tamparuli'  .

mana bah sumandak2 sabah yang di lowyat ni . mari sia mau balanja kamurang yoyo 

but i still havent go to that house :'( ... tu ari sia makan tarap sadap .. tarap 1 biji pun buli sia abis . makan terus sama biji2 hehehe ... bah apa2 yang special ni hari .. mana bah sumandak2 sabah yang di lowyat ni . mari sia mau balanja kamurang yoyo 

tarap cost between 4 -6 bucks in tamparuli tamu'.
sumandak sak ko ni. pok silap wei 

orang single mingle seperti kami memang la terkejar2 sumandak.. hahaha

Red tide still at worrying level – Fisheries Dept

KOTA KINABALU: The incidence of red tide in Papar, Tuaran, Tasik Sitompok (Kuala Penyu) and here is still at a worrying level.

Fisheries Department senior officer (head of the quality division), Boniface Jintony told The Borneo Post yesterday that the concentration of toxic algal blooms remained high at the affected areas.

“The incident began late November this year and has remained high,” he said.

He added that when the situation returns to normal, the department would issue another reminder to tell consumers that the red tide incident is over.

“As of now, we are still monitoring the situation,” he said.

Boniface also explained that most fish were safe for consumption as long as their gills and intestines were removed.

“We are asking people to avoid eating the ‘slender rainbow sardine’ fish which is also known as Dussumleria sp or ‘ikan tamban’. It is unsafe to eat the fish species because they eat plankton. People should also avoid shells as they accumulate high toxin,” he said.

Commenting on some 300 trawlers moored at the KK market waterfront, he said: “They are moored there because they do not understand the situation.”

He added that the trawler operators could continue to catch and sell fish and were requested to avoid catching and selling the slender rainbow sardine fish as well as shells during the present period.

“They get confused each time we make an announcement of red-tide incidents,” he said.

Read more: http://www.theborneopost.com/2012/12/18/re.../#ixzz2FMTaFOKU

afternoon!
mo krismas suda ni. walaupun sy nda sambut, tp biasanya sama2 meraikan juga.
ba mana kita!

Guys, kalau lepas apply kerja di SPA online, paling awal, berapa lama baru kena call balik utk hadir interview?
Assuming terpilih utk temuduga la