OBAMA KILLED!??

Joke of the year!

mistakes!! muahahha look at the news confused over OBAMA and OSAMA!

SOS CILI

http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2011/5/4/worldupdates/2011-05-04T145559Z_01_NOOTR_RTRMDNC_0_-567629-2&sec=Worldupdates

GREAT news! BATU 9 and Batu 10 Kajang to KL rm0.90 n rm1 ABOLISHED #kltu #klrb #kltraffic

It is official!!!!!!!!!! i went through the tol rm1 and suprise suprise no more tol >_< Thank you Ajib Gor Yesterday when i was not at home Ajib gor did a ground breaking at sungai long for the srjk(c) huhu I wonder did my neighbour Douglas manage to makan the nasi lemak for me ( i was inside the office till 9pm muahaha ) Now the SOS cili (source)http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2012/3/1/nation/20120301183532&sec=nation

PM: 2 tolls along Cheras - Kajang highway to be abolished midnight
UALA LUMPUR: The RM1 toll at the Batu 9 Cheras - Kajang Highway heading to Kuala Lumpur and the 90sen toll at Batu 11 heading to Kajang will be abolished from midnight Thursday, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak announced.

He said that the abolishing of the toll would half the toll cost for the 120,000 commuters using the Grand Saga Cheras-Kajang Highway daily.

"This has been championed for by the Barisan Nasional (BN) government since 2009 and today the government has made it a reality," he said after performing the groundbreaking ceremony for the Sekolah Rendah Jenis Kebangsaan (SRJK) Cina Bandar Sungai Long project here.

At the function, the prime minister also handed over a cheque for RM4.5 million to assist in defraying the cost of building the school.

The school which will be built on a 2.4 hectare site will have 36 classrooms and be able to accommodate 1,500 pupils.

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KFC worker allegedly assaults a customer

OMAI GAWD! Sos cili thai - http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysia/article/stop-fanning-racial-flames-says-man-attacked-in-kfc-outlet

KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 9 — A man seemingly assaulted by employees of a KFC restaurant in a video that went viral on the Internet has come forward to urge the public not to fan racial sentiments over the incident.

“I regret the allegations of racial sentiments circulated on the internet, and urge netizens to stop all these nonsense as they were not at the scene. (The public) should not make up the issue,” Segambut MP Lim Lip Eng told reporters today on behalf of the man at a press conference here.

Lim was speaking for Ng Chee Fei, whose February 6 attack was recorded and uploaded to video sharing site YouTube.

According to Ng’s lawyer, Eric Tan, “not enough chicken”, “a 45-minute queue”, coupled with “grouchy KFC employees” had led to the victim getting punched in the face by a member of the kitchen staff.

The incident has since drawn flak from the public, especially on social-networking site Facebook, with many criticising KFC as well as Ng, who was said to have provoked the staff with racial slurs.

“The customers waited nearly an hour for their chicken but were told that the stock had finished,” Tan explained.

“Of course the customers started to complain, but the staff was very grouchy and rudely answered: ‘Ayam sudah habis, apa you mahu lagi? (The chicken has finished, what else you want?)’,” he added.

Tan said this led to an exchange of words, “but no bad language was used by the customers”.

“(Ng’s wife) dragged him out when she saw some of the staff carrying a steel bar, but (Ng) was unhappy. He re-entered the outlet to take photos and jot down the names of the employees to make a formal complaint, that’s when the kitchen staff rushed out and punched him in the face,” Tan said.

“Ng was then escorted out by another KFC employee who told him to leave to ensure his safety.”

Tan added that the outlet manager was present, but “just stood in the kitchen, chatting with the rest of the staff”.

Ng denied raising racial sentiments but admitted to shouting and threatening the staff with a formal complaint.

“But this is no reason for physical attack,” he said.

“I did not hit back because violence is not the answer. Rumours that I was drunk when the incident occurred are also not true,” he added.

Tan said although the incident was “considered a minor offence and there was no legal issue”, it involved public perception towards the fast-food conglomerate.

“In this incident, we cannot deny that KFC has a problem with their service. They should have rectified the problem and comforted the customers,” Tan said.

“This should not have happened especially from a big company like KFC. This is the focus of the issue. We do not want this to happen to us.”

Ng last night lodged a police report on the incident. A police officer had told Ng not to approach any political party for assistance in the spirit of 1 Malaysia.