Night Owls Chatterboxes - Part LXII!
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Originally posted by Fatum:
first they'll announce that they'll go ahead regardless of our opinions ....
then they'll farm out a bunch of monster sized contracts to a bunch of fat cats who all had a finger in the porkie barrel .......
then they'll say that singapore was being difficult, and cancel the whole thing .....
and the bunch of fat cats kakis will get millions of ringgit doing absolutely, nothing ! .....
deja vu anyone ? ....
good for those ppl and good for us as bolehland is weakened with all these losses -
Originally posted by Fatum:
first they'll announce that they'll go ahead regardless of our opinions ....
then they'll farm out a bunch of monster sized contracts to a bunch of fat cats who all had a finger in the porkie barrel .......
then they'll say that singapore was being difficult, and cancel the whole thing .....
and the bunch of fat cats kakis will get millions of ringgit doing absolutely, nothing ! .....
deja vu anyone ? ....
*shakes head*5 bucks for a pencil.....how the heck do they do their auditing?
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cool! it's the redback now..
the aussie black widow
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now their fisherman are on strike, demanding RM1 per lit for diesel
I wonder in 4 yrs time M'sia gotta import petrol and e selling price is similar to S'pore, would they start crying or commit suicide?
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thing is, they are making a loss with diesel prices now..
just like the fishermen in Spain.. they figure they'd rather just let their boats rot.. they lose less money, and they don't need to risk their lives in the open seas
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Originally posted by sbst275:
good for those ppl and good for us as bolehland is weakened with all these lossesnot really ....
it's better to have a first world, rational and prosperous neighbour, than one that is perpetually jealous of us ......
they are breeding a lot fo discontent on the ground .... makes for more nutjobs and terrorists neh ? ...
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*me mysteriously appears in a puff of smoke*
Just got back from jogging.
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Originally posted by the Bear:
thing is, they are making a loss with diesel prices now..
just like the fishermen in Spain.. they figure they'd rather just let their boats rot.. they lose less money, and they don't need to risk their lives in the open seas
mmmm...
I dunnotat time when diesel prices went up to RM2.58 (now is RM1.70), they're still paying RM1.43 e old rate for their diesel
same goes to e bus operators
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Originally posted by Fatum:
not really ....
it's better to have a first world, rational and prosperous neighbour, than one that is perpetually jealous of us ......
they are breeding a lot fo discontent on the ground .... makes for more nutjobs and terrorists neh ? ...
not too surenot just against us, you see now there's internal discontent, how to be prosperous
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Originally posted by sbst275:
wth
They say of floating petrol prices yet they also thinking of floor price for petrol
http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2008/12/14/nation/20081214194653&sec=nation
do those people in world class kampung Malaysia knows wat does free floating of products means?
But by price floor, they are essentially allowing the price to float as long as the price is above the floor...But wait. Why would they want a price floor? Not price ceiling meh?
That aside, a price floor is useless if the price floats what.....unless they feel like writing their admin stuff again and again.
Oh wait....it's M'sia.
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if it's price ceiling, lots of items in M'sia kena tis
tat's why when barang barang goes ex, there would end up be shortage of consumer goods
some MCA kaki expressed unhappiness over tis system which has been used for 30 yrs saying it would rather be better if they'd followed Singapore on how to find ways to increase everyone's income as time goes by
"Last time RM1 = S$1, now RM1 = S$0.42"
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Originally posted by 16/f/lonely:
But by price floor, they are essentially allowing the price to float as long as the price is above the floor...But wait. Why would they want a price floor? Not price ceiling meh?
That aside, a price floor is useless if the price floats what.....unless they feel like writing their admin stuff again and again.
Oh wait....it's M'sia.
x2. You should set a price floor above the expected market price. Otherwise, the market price will simply be met, and it will become useless.
Any pimply-faced JC student who got B for A Level Economics can tell you that.
Then again, their Queen's Counsel used information from a blog which was plagiarised from Wikipedia to try to win back Pedra Branca. So I guess it all figures.
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but even if it's price ceiling, isn't tat interfering w/ e price floating statement?
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Originally posted by sbst275:
if it's price ceiling, lots of items in M'sia kena tis
tat's why when barang barang goes ex, there would end up be shortage of consumer goods
some MCA kaki expressed unhappiness over tis system which has been used for 30 yrs saying it would rather be better if they'd followed Singapore on how to find ways to increase everyone's income as time goes by
"Last time RM1 = S$1, now RM1 = S$0.42"
Still, M'sia is faring quite well on the whole lar.....Fancy calling IMF "evil"......that guy's really got the guts.
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Originally posted by 16/f/lonely:
Still, M'sia is faring quite well on the whole lar.....Fancy calling IMF "evil"......that guy's really got the guts.
cos they've natural resourcesanyway ADB did say abt PRC, India & Malaysia. Not careful, they might end up being e worst hit in tis finanical crisis
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Originally posted by fudgester:
x2. You should set a price floor above the expected market price. Otherwise, the market price will simply be met, and it will become useless.
Any pimply-faced JC student who got B for A Level Economics can tell you that.
Then again, their Queen's Counsel used information from a blog which was plagiarised from Wikipedia to try to win back Pedra Branca. So I guess it all figures.
The logic isn't quite there....It's not even showing common sense!
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Originally posted by sbst275:
cos they've natural resourcesanyway ADB did say abt PRC, India & Malaysia. Not careful, they might end up being e worst hit in tis finanical crisis
Actually internationally, the following countries are usually cited as role models: Taiwan, M'sia, S'pore, S (Not N) Korea.When Mahathir called IMF evil, M'sia's standing went even higher....
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Dang..... I stink.
*me goes off to the shower*
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Originally posted by 16/f/lonely:
Actually internationally, the following countries are usually cited as role models: Taiwan, M'sia, S'pore, S (Not N) Korea.When Mahathir called IMF evil, M'sia's standing went even higher....
now I know why Queen St can have 10 CW2 buses waiting for pax at 1 time... diesel cheap @ RM1.43 per lit, road tax cheap and still earning in S$.. so waste a bit also nvm
tat time Handal Indah was still talking abt fare hike! wa liaoz, their margin think even better than SBS
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That flying shoe clip featuring President Bush woke me up this morning on the bus.
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Originally posted by 16/f/lonely:
That flying shoe clip featuring President Bush woke me up this morning on the bus.
I'd rather have other things thrown at him..... like a statement to appear before Congress for an impeachment hearing.
I still find it extremely paradoxical that his predecessor almost got indicted for adultery, whereas Dubya gets away scot-free in spite of having started two irresponsible wars in the Middle East based on faulty intelligence.
And in the process he virtually bankrupted the country, ruined the world's economy and got thousands killed in those two wars.
A pair of flying shoes hardly seems enough punishment.
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Originally posted by fudgester:
I'd rather have other things thrown at him..... like a statement to appear before Congress for an impeachment hearing.
I still find it extremely paradoxical that his predecessor almost got indicted for adultery, whereas Dubya gets away scot-free in spite of having started two irresponsible wars in the Middle East based on faulty intelligence.
And in the process he virtually bankrupted the country, ruined the world's economy and got thousands killed in those two wars.
A pair of flying shoes hardly seems enough punishment.
I won't really blame him for the economic debacle....I mean, the bubble will burst eventually. The blame should go at least some to Clinton who let the bubble grow, sadly because Greenspan thought his influence should tame the bubble, just to name a reason!I won't really blame him for Sep 11 either.....
And under Bush, at least he made some improvements in relationship with China etc etc....and made worse US's image in other countries.
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*burp*
heheheheheheheheheheheee
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i am home....:)
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sleepy