What's next for Selangor?

planet69 · Posted: Tue Mar 18, 2008 10:32 am Post subject:

doesn't really affect me.
you see, my water bill comes to about RM10-15 only in the first two months in my new home.
we only use water for drinking and self cleansing. clothes are washed in intervals of 4-5 days. Laughing

minimal usage.
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pencapchew · Posted: Tue Mar 18, 2008 11:37 am Post subject:

That's good, this is just a good starter to some of the great value meals ahead. Razz

As for those paying rm10-15. They need not bother about water bills anymore. Very Happy

planet69 · Posted: Tue Mar 18, 2008 12:11 pm Post subject:

i'm not so sure about 'free water' for low water usage user like myself.
let's see what's in for us in the coming months. hope to see RM0.00 too
anyway, this is a great way to start governing. i'm sure this will help those in the low income groups.
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reefwong · PJNet Starter Joined: Jun 07, 2007 Posts: 39

"In lately news, as UMNO Youth Chief, Najib in a fiery speech featuring the
Malay Keris (dagger) and vowed to bathe the Keris with Chinese blood"

He is going to be the next Prime minister. Thus, what type of policy
do you think he may have for chinese ?

Same thing go for Hishamuddin, he constantly show his kris and issue
threat to chinese.

DO YOU WANT YOU NEXT GENERATION CONSTANTLY LIVING IN FEAR FROM YOUR OWN
GOVERNMENT ?

ashcrimson · PJNet Starter Joined: Sep 04, 2007 Posts: 257

dont do this la. are you trying to spread hate?

back to the topic, this is probably unrelated to the new Selangor government but I'd really love to see a competition for the SnailKL bus service. they come as they please, they go back home as they please, they have lunch as they please, they have roti canai and nasi lemak as they please (while people are waiting for the bus to go towork)

what more can we ask? really miss the old bas mini

Davemarkus · PJNet Newbie Joined: May 03, 2008 Posts: 20

pls visit http;//fishomalaysia.blogspot.com

potato990 · PJNet Starter Joined: Jan 12, 2008 Posts: 68

Basically, I think our new governement need more time to clean the shit left behind...

Looking at the way they took and destroy records is damn scary....

I tried to imagine myself in their position...holding a leader position and to be made answerable to thousands of people out there...but then, not really sure what and when to do....need to trail back the records.... sighed....

Just give time, no easy....

And for those people who telan the public fund bulat-bulat wan.... just put them in jail and ask them to vomit out the money and repent....

Cos these people need to know, what they telan today, then their descendants will pay back...............

The descendent will suffer a lots and lots of disease even with all the money they telan also cant help to change the fact.

Meegs · PJNet Newbie Joined: Jan 05, 2008 Posts: 16

still find the waters yellowish... dunno wat were they doing oso. i might as well collect rain water myself..

and i wonder if someone has come up with a lightning harnessing device.. since KL thunder n lightning so violent these few days.. and if we can get one of the gadgets.. saves us alot on power...wwa hahaha

goey · PJNet Junior Joined: May 12, 2006 Posts: 530 Location: PJ

sigh~

The inevitable came.The prices of fuel is now at rm2.70 per liter and prices of food and services will go up,if it hasn't already.

A random interview with a couple of folks at the marketplace revealed that most ppl are angered at the recent increase,particularly when electricity tariff was raised less than 24 hrs after the announcement of fuel price hike.

So as citizens of Malaysia,what should we do now instead of complaining and demonstrating on the streets?

Or rather what can we do now to survive?
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Meegs · PJNet Newbie Joined: Jan 05, 2008 Posts: 16

i was thinking of cycling to work when the weather's good. and maybe get an accomodation much more closer to work. ther's still a lot of ppl who lives (for example) in the east and work in the west,... so that's like having extra travelling time, extra fuel burn, extra cost...{and i know that sometimes its not their choice to live so far away from work due to family and etc....} so yea.. i'm still trying to picture how would it look like if the federal hiway is full of bicycles or tricycles instead of cars..hahaha... less smoke and more space.. since bikes are juz a few thin metal bars...lolx...

goey · PJNet Junior Joined: May 12, 2006 Posts: 530 Location: PJ

Cycling may be a great idea if only Malaysians are not so aggressive on the road.Otherwise,you can be mowed down anytime.

I think ultimately it all boils down to 2 things.Either we cut back on our expenses or we earn more by working more or do both.

Otherwise,we will be completely wiped out by the time the petrol hits RM4 per litre.
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potato990 · PJNet Starter Joined: Jan 12, 2008 Posts: 68

So, great idea.

That's they asked us ti change our lifestyle in order to support their lifestyle.

HAHA Rolling Eyes

goey · PJNet Junior Joined: May 12, 2006 Posts: 530 Location: PJ

Lifestyle is a very subjective matter.

Does the government have a right to tell us to change our lifestyle?

What do you all think?
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Kai-ree · PJNet Junior Joined: Feb 28, 2007 Posts: 797

referring to the topic:

What do u expect from a only-4 months new government?? SABAR LA...takes time la bro to clean all the shit left by BN....dulu masa BN govern for 50 years of shit,no one bising-bising pun ..hahah..

goey · PJNet Junior Joined: May 12, 2006 Posts: 530 Location: PJ

Kai ree,

The government of the day is STILL BN.The Pakatan Rakyat states are only controlling several states. So the matter is not about giving Pakatan Rakyat the time to do their job as they are not the ones who fix the price of fuel cost.

goey wrote:
So as citizens of Malaysia,what should we do now instead of complaining and demonstrating on the streets?

My question is rather what can Malaysians do instead of complaining about the escalating cost of food and demonstrating on the streets
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