Anybody from Sydney wants to go karting tomorrow?

Cost: 65/30mins or 35 for 15mins (Approx.)
Location: Eastern Creek International Raceway (South of Blacktown)
Time: Maybe during the afternoon before 3 PM.

EDIT: Nevermind, cancelled

This post has been edited by SeeD: Oct 2 2008, 08:40 PM

That's contradicting yourself ... Going to classes means going to study.

Anyways, who's planning to go to Darling Harbor's Australian International Motorshow (AIMS) ? 9th - 19th October
Adults ... 18 dollars ... LUL ~

Look at 46. Plain Rod Chanal ... Shouldn't it be Plain Roti Canai ?

And it's not expensive than noodle soup. The one that has meat inside which is called the roti canai special is what we call ... erm, what's the name again ? I forgot

Nooo !! No daylight savings !!
Now I can't chat with my Malaysian girl friends already

Hi Australians

Woaaaaa Rich ...

Anyways, I think the exchange rate is at 2.3 now ... And I heard it will end this year on par with USD.
What do you think ? Time to throw in some money into Australia?

Commerce people forecast that by the end of the year. AUD will equals to USD.

I just listen to what people are saying, so no solid statements here.

But I think it's going to go down even more. My lecturer said the Lehman Brothers case is just the beginning.
After learning how money comes into the banks, I have a bad feelings about what is going to happen next.

And Australian reserve banks are throwing huge sums of money EVERYDAY so that nobody go bankrupt. by the millions ...

NOTE: These are all I heard from my lecturer. True or not I have no idea. Sounds true. AND No legal advice here. You understand that you take whatever I am saying at your own risk.

This post has been edited by SeeD: Oct 9 2008, 09:01 PM

I'm expecting a 6 weeks of downward shits EDIT: and recover next year.
But who knows ... Nobody expect the Lehman brothers thing to come so early.

This post has been edited by SeeD: Oct 9 2008, 11:08 PM

Come to UNSW
Haha

Sydney has no distraction mate. No worries.

Property price are overpriced since long ago.
Jobless figure will increase as time goes by, more idiots will lose their houses.
Sydney ... well ... I don't know what will happen but everybody looks calm enough on the streets.

Normal Australian citizens basically don't care OR have no idea what is happening here.

The national reserve bank is nearly empty and the government is giving out money to the senior citizens ...
You guys should know what I am trying to say here.

This post has been edited by SeeD: Oct 20 2008, 07:59 AM

Melbourne VS Sydney?

I am amazed some of you Malaysians here are actually defending the city they live in in another country.

Why not you defend our own country, Malaysia instead? With all the racism going on and the weird politics and the external laughter from other countries.

Some of you here really need to open your eyes bigger ... seriously.

When you're in Malaysia, you quarrel in Malaysia. Now you're in Australia, you quarrel in Australia. How long do you think this will continue?

This post has been edited by SeeD: Oct 20 2008, 02:26 PM

I'm living in Sydney. I wouldn't defend any place I live in. Not Malaysia not Sydney. Why? None of them is perfect.

I don't think majority of Malaysians will defend Malaysia like you said.

The reason I'm saying whatever I had said in my previous post is summarized by Ver (read quote below)

It's a matter of personal preference for one to choose where to live in.

The post of the day

Mate ... you make my day.

Any Sydney mates that loves kart racing here?

I wanna go kart racing after exam but I only have a friend who is interested.

This post has been edited by SeeD: Oct 30 2008, 11:46 PM

How many of you guys reach home at 12 o'clock consecutively with public transport for 2 weeks ?

I've been doing that since my project was due. I've seen nothing whatsoever. I only saw drunk people in the train. No criminals no nothing.

As for the China girl that died from 3rd floor ... let's send our prayers to her shall we?

Any country be it Malaysia or Australia or US ... it's the same. Criminals exist to balance things up. If there are not criminals there are lazy polices. That way the country is more messed up because it is unable to defend itself.

Now Haya and Panda-man, if you still have any concerns about Australian criminal records, kindly do that in private messages.

If you wanna really rate how a country is performing ...
Go study the country's law.

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Added on November 1, 2008, 8:39 amHi Lynn,

It's best to transfer into the semester that allows you to fit nicely into the standard plan of the course.

If you join half way and you have to take courses that are supposed to be taken by year 3 (assuming you're transferring into year 2), then you will have a hard time studying.

I myself had experienced ... well still experiencing the difficulty of transferring into third year semester 2 while I am supposed to complete second year semester 2 first before continuing.

I'm taking Engineering and right now in Year 3 semester 3. All the core subjects requires a thorough understanding of Control Systems which is covered in my Year 2 Semester 2 that I have yet to take.

Right now I'm going to the exam hall to face my judgment

This post has been edited by SeeD: Nov 1 2008, 08:39 AM

There's a way around the 2 years study to get PR.

If you only studied 1.5 years and you feel like staying in Australia, you can ask for another 18 months stay from DIAC.

During that stay you will be working and experience the most of yourself here in Australia. In the same time you must also apply your PR during that period. Then hopefully after 2 years of staying in Australia you can get your PR

This post has been edited by SeeD: Nov 1 2008, 05:13 PM

Do you know how much is rental here in Australia ? Do you know how big is the expenditure here in Australia?
If you think Australians earn more than Malaysians. Think twice. As a student in Malaysia I can live myself to near fullest with just RM 1000. I can go out to eat everyday and I still have some pocket money left for clothes.

With the same amount of money I can't live at all in Sydney. If I eat outside everyday in Sydney, I will be spending more than 2k AUD per month here.

Basically if you compare low paid jobs like what I have in the example above ... staying in Malaysia is much better. Unless you're earning 5k, then you can do the conversion because you have the extra money to spend. But keep in mind that you need to save those money for your house next time. House prices are going shooting skyhigh here.

The only thing cheaper here than Malaysia are cars

Best post of the day.

The "Lah" slang is larger than any other English slang