rempit just play with speed with NO BRAIN..well street racer have much bigger BRAIN i guess

Mat Rempit? brainless and annoying virus

Mat rempit on bikes oni mer..

street racers in cars are also included??

neh!!
silly wikipedia definition...nt even properly defined..

they are actually called Mat drifter....
mat rempit is motorbikers...

I wonder why the police shot the gun to the air. Suppose to shot at them.
Biar mati terkangkang in front of the hospital.

wow we got mat rempit, mat drifter, and mat drager.i think now we slowly slowly developing mat bicycle. may be near future will have mat lorry and mat bus. GTA KL FTW!!

then later got mat kapal?or mat plane?lol

police dont shoot un-armed citizen.....

Mat Rempit disrupt Merdeka forum
BERNAMA
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KUALA LUMPUR, Sun:

The marathon 50-hour Merdeka Forum was disrupted several times around midnight by "Mat Rempit" revving up their motorcycle engines at the junction of Jalan Dewan Bahasa, near Gapena House where the event was held.
Coincidentally, a panellist, Mazlan Abdullah, manager of a publishing company, was lamenting negative culture among the young generation which could hinder their appreciation of the true meaning of independence.

"Fifty years ago, we were ruled by the colonialists. Now our children are becoming subservient to the culture propagated by them," he said at the top of his voice, competing with the noise from the motorcycle engines.

A group of Mat Rempit speeded along the road opposite Gapena House, much to the chagrin of the participants who took part in the Merdeka Forum,

"Sembang-Sembang Kopi 'O' Nasi Lemak", organised by the Culture, Arts and Heritage Ministry and the Federation of National Writers Associations of Malaysia (Gapena). The forum began at 8.35pm on Friday.
A musical group which was rendering poetic songs had to stop playing as the din from the motorcycle engines drowned the music.

Earlier, a Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) lecturer said the independence celebrations must be prepared meticulously so that they would not be misconstrued by the young generation as an amusement bash.

"The patriotic spirit is further eroded by the lackadaisical attitude of youths towards history and literature," said Yahaya Bakar from UKM's History Faculty.

"The independence celebrations must be tailored to its objective, that is to instil love for the country. But what we see now is, it is filled with entertainment programmes until the wee hours of the day," he added.

Former National Unity and Community Development Minister Tan Sri Zaleha Ismail expressed her sadness over the apathy of youths towards narration of the country's history.

"We have to realise that a nation loses its identity if the richness of its arts, culture and history is not preserved and promoted as these are invaluable and irreplaceable elements," said Zaleha who recounted her experience ushering in the Merdeka proclamation at the Merdeka Stadium on Aug 31, 1957.

Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) lecturer Dr Syed Agil Al-Sagoff related how he was appalled at the lack of history knowledge among students he interviewed for the university intake.

"We used to know the names of ministers and their portfolios because we felt it was important, but now the students feel it is trivial," he said.

Negri Sembilan Writers Association chairman Mahaya Mohd Yassin who shared Syed Agil's views, said the young generation was no longer creative and sensitive as they failed to appreciate the value of arts, culture and history.

Attitudes said to have become synonymous with Malaysian society, such as membodek (apple-polishing) and meminta-minta (soliciting for assistance) were also touched upon at the forum.

"When applying for jobs, promotions, pay increment and a place at the university, there are people who would resort to apple-polishing. And they'll go to the people's representatives and ministers to ask for this and that," lamented a panellist, Tuan Ismail Tuan Soh.

"If we continue with such practices, we'll never improve our character and set a good example to the young," he said.

"Apple-polishing is frowned upon in Islam," said national laureate Datuk Ahmad Kamal Abdullah or Kemala.

The Merdeka Forum, scheduled to end at midnight today, is an intellectual discourse held in conjunction with the nation' 50th independence celebrations, with 100 personalities from various fields sharing their experiences and views related to independence.

The feat will be registered in the Malaysia Book of Records.

To live up to the theme of the forum, black coffee and nasi lemak are served to the participants. - BERNAMA

http://www.nst.com.my/Current_News/NST/Sun...icle/index_html

Bravo to our Rempits for their brainless.
Otak taruk tapak kaki.

To achieve developed status, the country should ban the sale of kap chais...
You don't see ppl on kap chai in US or Europe...

Cannot like that. Hopw to go pasar buy sayur if no basket in front?

There, they use scooters instead...
If u watch Jamie Oliver, he has a very cool new vespa to go pasar buy sayur!

This post has been edited by jVIPERs2: Aug 26 2007, 11:01 PM

Then they will scoot rempits. Still same what? Rempit is everywhere with 2 wheels. If they say no kapcai, then they will rempit with big bikes or cars.
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They rempit using kap chai coz it's very cheap to repair and consumes lil fuel...
Scooter is heavier and thus, less powerful... while big bikes will cost them an arm and a leg to repair...

but not all ppl afford the other motorcycle...

I'm juz suggesting coz developed countries (which Msia is trying to achieve too) do not have these Mat Rempit problems because they don't sell kap chais...

but i think the mat rempit still can do it wif other motorcycle...

When Malaysians with 2 wheels, we will have rempits.
No matter what cc, how big the bike is.

This is why I suggested that every local drivers today.. no, let me rephrase that.
Every Malaysians today should get a handgun.

It's expensive, I know.
They can't afford it unless they save up.
We can't afford it unless we save up.

However.
Would you like to die today by their hands, or would you like to live for tomorrow?