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  • triton
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    there is a way to bypass........

    Originally posted by marineguy8888 View Post
    Bad news for people who go JB pump petrol .

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  • pet
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    Originally posted by Nooch View Post
    Ah Pet, tat won't happen la..not in this lifetime.hehe..I was wondering regarding the ban, wat if our car at north-south then not even 50km and our car has no more petrol how?? Take toll truck to toll at to an area which is within 50km then pump?? Haizz...
    jia lark leh, go fishing, boat charter also up, also gasoline up

    the my ban ... u can call me, i drv over frm sg with petrol jerry can to top up for u.... charge u cheap cheap.... 1 rolex watch nia... can on call me 24-7
    Last edited by pet; 27-05-08, 09:14 PM.

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  • Nooch
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    Originally posted by pet View Post
    if only our sg gov subsidies
    Ah Pet, tat won't happen la..not in this lifetime.hehe..I was wondering regarding the ban, wat if our car at north-south then not even 50km and our car has no more petrol how?? Take toll truck to toll at to an area which is within 50km then pump?? Haizz...

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  • pet
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    Originally posted by marineguy8888 View Post
    Bad news for people who go JB pump petrol .

    KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - The government will ban people in foreign-registered vehicles from buying gasoline in border areas of Malaysia, where heavy subsidies have kept petroleum costs low despite soaring prices internationally.

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    Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Minister Shahrir Abdul Samad said a day earlier that the ban was aimed at keeping foreigners from driving into Malaysia from Thailand and Singapore to fill up on cheap gasoline and diesel, which cost up to twice as much in the neighboring countries.

    The ban was "a stern act by the government to reduce the leak in subsidy," national news agency Bernama quoted Shahrir as saying. His aide, who declined to be named citing protocol, confirmed his comments Tuesday.

    The fuel subsidies, which were expected to cost the government 45 billion ringgit (US$14 billion; ?9 billion) this year, "should actually be enjoyed by the lower-income group in the country" and not foreigners, Shahrir said.

    "This move is temporary until we come up with better management of our subsidy system," The Star daily quoted him as saying.

    Shahrir said the ban could take effect as early as Friday at up to 300 stations within 30 miles (50 kilometers) of the borders with Thailand and Singapore.

    Alang Zari Ishak, president of a local petroleum dealers association, said the ban may hurt tourism and relations with Malaysia's neighbors.

    "It's a very harsh decision," he said. "There are other ways to curb this subsidy money being utilized."

    Enforcement officers will monitor gasoline stations and signs will inform motorists of the new rule, Shahrir said. Those found breaking the rule could be fined or face up to three years in jail, said another official in Shahrir's ministry. He declined to be named, citing protocol.

    Currently, foreign registered vehicles are allowed to buy only up to 5.3 gallons (20 liters), he said.

    Although oil prices have soared globally, the government of Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi has not raised retail gasoline, diesel or gas prices.
    if only our sg gov subsidies

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  • seiko.citizen
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    Originally posted by marineguy8888 View Post
    Bad news for people who go JB pump petrol .
    ....
    indeed very bad news ....... Tho I wonder what happen for those foreign cars in m'sia as inland as KL/ipoh, does the subsidy kick in? Or must we pay full price?

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  • marineguy8888
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    Bad news for people who go JB pump petrol .

    KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - The government will ban people in foreign-registered vehicles from buying gasoline in border areas of Malaysia, where heavy subsidies have kept petroleum costs low despite soaring prices internationally.

    ADVERTISEMENT

    Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Minister Shahrir Abdul Samad said a day earlier that the ban was aimed at keeping foreigners from driving into Malaysia from Thailand and Singapore to fill up on cheap gasoline and diesel, which cost up to twice as much in the neighboring countries.

    The ban was "a stern act by the government to reduce the leak in subsidy," national news agency Bernama quoted Shahrir as saying. His aide, who declined to be named citing protocol, confirmed his comments Tuesday.

    The fuel subsidies, which were expected to cost the government 45 billion ringgit (US$14 billion; ?9 billion) this year, "should actually be enjoyed by the lower-income group in the country" and not foreigners, Shahrir said.

    "This move is temporary until we come up with better management of our subsidy system," The Star daily quoted him as saying.

    Shahrir said the ban could take effect as early as Friday at up to 300 stations within 30 miles (50 kilometers) of the borders with Thailand and Singapore.

    Alang Zari Ishak, president of a local petroleum dealers association, said the ban may hurt tourism and relations with Malaysia's neighbors.

    "It's a very harsh decision," he said. "There are other ways to curb this subsidy money being utilized."

    Enforcement officers will monitor gasoline stations and signs will inform motorists of the new rule, Shahrir said. Those found breaking the rule could be fined or face up to three years in jail, said another official in Shahrir's ministry. He declined to be named, citing protocol.

    Currently, foreign registered vehicles are allowed to buy only up to 5.3 gallons (20 liters), he said.

    Although oil prices have soared globally, the government of Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi has not raised retail gasoline, diesel or gas prices.

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  • seiko.citizen
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    Originally posted by Nooch View Post
    Ah Pet, I just used anonymouse.org to access redtube, can le but just a bit slow only, better than cannot see..hehe
    that is what i use as well. also not very stable for sites require cookies

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  • pet
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    Originally posted by Nooch View Post
    Ah Pet, I just used anonymouse.org to access redtube, can le but just a bit slow only, better than cannot see..hehe
    hahhaa... long time never surf porn leow... hehee... free, office no ppl go try... hahaa

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  • Nooch
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    Ah Pet, I just used anonymouse.org to access redtube, can le but just a bit slow only, better than cannot see..hehe

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  • seiko.citizen
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    Originally posted by pet View Post
    so ways to get round ah ? can meh... this 1 spore side block leh...
    can get around one...... just need to find a server that is located o'seas. then use that IP to access the pr0n sites you use.

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  • pet
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    Originally posted by seiko.citizen View Post
    like i said before, my cantonese only good for those abit chor lor (rough) words OK. conversational cantonese = 0%, but still learning, hang around the HK'ers or those from m'sia who also speak cantonese.

    but you really want to surf certain site, you can use proxy server ........ or if you are using firefox you can always look at this plugin
    http://anonymouserplugin.blogspot.com/

    OR use
    http://anonymouse.org/anonwww.html ... but beware the site will be severely handicapped.
    so ways to get round ah ? can meh... this 1 spore side block leh...

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  • seiko.citizen
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    Originally posted by pet View Post
    it's a sad day .... no more youporn...jia lark, cos hor alot of sites uses tht site to u/p and host video ... ...got to surf harder to get stuffs ... hahaha

    wow, yr cantonese and hokkien both good leh ... hahahhaa

    ya loh... it's like, it's legal / ok to steal money... cos we going bck to stone age, ban/ abolish currency/ moeny anyway ... hahahaha ...
    like i said before, my cantonese only good for those abit chor lor (rough) words OK. conversational cantonese = 0%, but still learning, hang around the HK'ers or those from m'sia who also speak cantonese.

    but you really want to surf certain site, you can use proxy server ........ or if you are using firefox you can always look at this plugin
    http://anonymouserplugin.blogspot.com/

    OR use
    http://anonymouse.org/anonwww.html ... but beware the site will be severely handicapped.

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  • pet
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    Originally posted by Darkangel View Post
    Hahhaa...UNCLE PET sad lor
    it's a sad day .... no more youporn...jia lark, cos hor alot of sites uses tht site to u/p and host video ... ...got to surf harder to get stuffs ... hahaha

    Originally posted by seiko.citizen View Post
    nanny state or police state.... what do you expect.... they say for your own good, but its to limit what you see

    alamak.........diu nia sen! not illigal to see then block kam lan. in my house want to see also cannot cham liao.......... *excuse my language, sometimes abit rough type*
    IMO may as well just put firewall like china one, block CNN, Google, etc..... any anti CCCP propaganda, they block.

    the horns are out and clear again eh?
    wow, yr cantonese and hokkien both good leh ... hahahhaa


    ya loh... it's like, it's legal / ok to steal money... cos we going bck to stone age, ban/ abolish currency/ moeny anyway ... hahahaha ...

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  • Darkangel
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    Originally posted by pet View Post
    MDA website FAQ...

    Is accessing pornography on the Internet illegal?
    The MDA does not monitor or track users' access to any sites on the Internet and does not interfere with what individuals access in the privacy of their homes. We are primarily concerned with the purveyors and distributors of pornography. Unless you engage in such activities, the mere act of visiting such sites is not an offence.

    Source: http://www.mda.gov.sg/wms.www/1001qn...lAnchor_Anchor

    visiting site not an offence...but hor now less site to go ( cannot access)



    okie i pm u link... hmmm... dunno like tht consider distribution or not... later offence... hahahhaha
    Hahhaa...UNCLE PET sad lor

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  • seiko.citizen
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    Originally posted by pet View Post
    i also like to shoot bird...

    Singapore bans two porn websites in symbolic move

    http://sg.news.yahoo.com/rtrs/200805...c-a929486.html

    Oh no...less site to go now...
    nanny state or police state.... what do you expect.... they say for your own good, but its to limit what you see
    Originally posted by pet View Post
    MDA website FAQ...

    Is accessing pornography on the Internet illegal?
    The MDA does not monitor or track users' access to any sites on the Internet and does not interfere with what individuals access in the privacy of their homes. We are primarily concerned with the purveyors and distributors of pornography. Unless you engage in such activities, the mere act of visiting such sites is not an offence.

    Source: http://www.mda.gov.sg/wms.www/1001qn...lAnchor_Anchor

    visiting site not an offence...but hor now less site to go ( cannot access)
    okie i pm u link... hmmm... dunno like tht consider distribution or not... later offence... hahahhaha
    alamak.........diu nia sen! not illigal to see then block kam lan. in my house want to see also cannot cham liao.......... *excuse my language, sometimes abit rough type*
    IMO may as well just put firewall like china one, block CNN, Google, etc..... any anti CCCP propaganda, they block.
    Originally posted by Oceanklassik View Post
    i oso wan.. i oso wan..
    the horns are out and clear again eh?
    Last edited by seiko.citizen; 24-05-08, 09:52 PM.

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