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Living in JB 2 (Johore)
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Yes, definitely.. ideally is to setup some mines or explosives..
Bro, there is concertina wire at my place. U can be my super hero too
Btw, just curious, can wire cutter cut through these concertina easily?
Very good suggestion. If u see a house with durian shells being laid all over the places like a lawn, that will be my house. Feel free to try foot massage - all FOC
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Just set up an inflatable pool, collect rain water, and bath inside. Open concept and free water, why not?
Huh you mean now SG universities cost S$12k already?
oic Setia is winner of some award..FIABCI Prix d'Excellence Awards..
Terrible service. Bro, there should be a lot more banks that do commercial properties. Hope u didn't get agitated too much. Take care of yourself
Haha i also think so have zero hope of becoming a PR in Malaysia, nothing to complain though, all countries except SG know how to manage PR and citizenship the right way..
Is it that bad now? During my time only paid $3k or $4k..
Talking about subsidy..SG subsidy cannot be trusted lah..that day I went to see polyclinic, subsidised consultation fee alone is S$10.30, and it is doctor from India...so might as well see doctor from private clinic in Malaysia, heard it is about Rm25 to Rm30?
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U see ...
https://share.nus.edu.sg/registrar/info/gd/GDTuitionCurrent.pdf#page2
https://share.nus.edu.sg/registrar/info/ug/UGTuitionCurrent.pdf#page2
I'm talking about especially the fees for international student. They may pay 50% lesser to choose Marlborough over sinkie ...
https://share.nus.edu.sg/registrar/info/gd/GDTuitionCurrent.pdf#page2
https://share.nus.edu.sg/registrar/info/ug/UGTuitionCurrent.pdf#page2
I'm talking about especially the fees for international student. They may pay 50% lesser to choose Marlborough over sinkie ...
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Stay near water tank is good. When your house water pressure is low, you can swim in it..
My friend house in philipines its near to power substation.. Some how he know how to tap free power as well..
Sounds good!
Asia's first Legoland Hotel to be opened in Malaysia
By Widya Sharkawi
AFP has reported that Iskandar Malaysia is set to see the opening of the first Legoland Hotel in Asia come 2014.
Disclosing that construction had been kicked off last month, Legoland Hotel's developer Merlin Entertainments Groups and LL Themed Hotel said in a statement, "It will bring Lego to life with imaginative theming and a host of child friendly features from low counters in the restaurant to treasure chests full of Lego in the bedrooms."
Slated to be fourth of its kind in the world (after Denmark, the UK and California), the Malaysian Legoland Hotel is adjacent to its theme park counterpart and is hoped to attract travellers both domestic and foreign.
With 30 million Lego bricks to be used in various attractions on-site, the Legoland Malaysia theme park sits on a 76 acre land site in Medini, Iskandar and promotional annual passes has witnessed strong demand following the launch of its sale in December 2011.
Seven themed areas are incorporated in Legoland Malaysia, with each designed to ensure that children of all ages have a blast exploring whilst enjoying the roller coasters, water attractions, Lego experiment centres and shows.
Asia's first Legoland Hotel to be opened in Malaysia
By Widya Sharkawi
AFP has reported that Iskandar Malaysia is set to see the opening of the first Legoland Hotel in Asia come 2014.
Disclosing that construction had been kicked off last month, Legoland Hotel's developer Merlin Entertainments Groups and LL Themed Hotel said in a statement, "It will bring Lego to life with imaginative theming and a host of child friendly features from low counters in the restaurant to treasure chests full of Lego in the bedrooms."
Slated to be fourth of its kind in the world (after Denmark, the UK and California), the Malaysian Legoland Hotel is adjacent to its theme park counterpart and is hoped to attract travellers both domestic and foreign.
With 30 million Lego bricks to be used in various attractions on-site, the Legoland Malaysia theme park sits on a 76 acre land site in Medini, Iskandar and promotional annual passes has witnessed strong demand following the launch of its sale in December 2011.
Seven themed areas are incorporated in Legoland Malaysia, with each designed to ensure that children of all ages have a blast exploring whilst enjoying the roller coasters, water attractions, Lego experiment centres and shows.
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I wonder what my age is? I paid 1,200 for 9 mths. Was told that the fee could barely suffice to cover computer printing papers.
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U can be the female version for NI, after all, u r the appointed village head
Erm, some of e things I prefer to let guys handle to show how manly they are ....
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