enlight...hmmmm..
in tv aussie here...banyak cases...
dunno how to enlight you

ooooo interesting ...interesting ... dah....wan to go back also cannot ...bbq here lol this summer lolx..anyone with me or im alone ?

reallly? OoooooOOOoo

wat is tosai?

haaha....u have something smelll on your wrist ~~ loll

wat it got to do with tosai?

HAHAHA ...i cant find any kolok meee in melb !

i dont think so onelove89~..
wah good then, see you in perth

a type of boiled noodle with pork you can find miri, sarawak only


This post has been edited by KVReninem: Oct 6 2007, 08:16 PM

okok corrected!

onelove89...
u dont need to worry la....
when u come out of malaysia ..
u know wat is the world is ..
.ringgit malaysia is a joke !

it is appreciating against USD, but stag to drop within the euro and aud.
ringgit really a joke man, after conversion etc etc ... provide the higher standard ard the world, i dont think you can survive outside the world with ringgit.
no offence, this is my opinion.

This post has been edited by KVReninem: Oct 7 2007, 10:32 AM

wats TGIF?

haha sure melbourne is way better mate

yea hay fever ...loool im still immune

how...define?

like tat better go QLD, WA .

reallly, i tot WA is slowing down..

no...Mining is booming, property is slowing down..

not just perth, it is nationwide issue
you shud come to melb, it is even worst.

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Added on October 12, 2007, 7:26 amyea, totally agree.


This post has been edited by KVReninem: Oct 12 2007, 07:26 AM

hahaha , here the wages is really high.

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Added on October 12, 2007, 10:06 pmAvalon Airport still on AirAsiaX radar

Danny Lannen

11Oct07

AIRASIAX is wading through airspace regulation in its bid to fly into Victoria and maintains Avalon Airport remains its preferred destination.

Chief executive Asran Osman-Rani said yesterday locking in air rights remained a key part of the puzzle for the budget airline, along with securing aircraft.

``Things are definitely in motion,'' Mr Osman-Rani said.

``I think there are key meetings happening with key decisions which governments are both working on, but I don't think we're in a position to be specific about.

``What we're basically seeking is obviously support from both governments to make it work for us and I think both governments are keen.''

AirAsiaX will launch flights between Kuala Lumpur and the Gold Coast next month with one A330 aircraft.

It has ordered 15 more and will get two of them next year.

The Air Asia subsidiary has offered one-way introductory Gold Coast fares of $99 and plans to keep one-way seats available at $199.

Air Asia announced in June it wanted to fly into Avalon.

``We basically remain committed to getting a route into Victoria, we're dealing with the Victorian government,'' Mr Osman-Rani said yesterday.

``At this stage we are just saying Victoria but we are definitely continuing discussions with Avalon and it remains our preferred airport in Victoria.''

Avalon Airport general manager Tim Anderson declined to comment on the progress of negotiations yesterday but confirmed a relationship with AirAsiaX remained strong.

Industry sources have confirmed Avalon owner Linfox is well advanced in planning a $10-million international terminal for the airport and the City of Greater Geelong has issued a formal planning permit.

Mr Osman-Rani said the Australian venture had generated strong interest in Malaysia.

``We've had a lot of takers particularly from Malaysia to come down which is good for your tourism,'' he said.

``We're selling the whole kangaroo and koala bear experience to Malaysians.''

This post has been edited by KVReninem: Oct 12 2007, 10:06 PM