Night Owls Chatterboxes - Part LXXXII
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Originally posted by sbst275:
if back alley no roaches something is wrong alrdy.
those old shophouse type is like tat one, cos sewage is located behind...
aiyo ppl do business whole day summon neither is it...
there are proper parking lots in front their shop leh.. -.-"
are they allowed to place as many tables at backalleys? pple come, they open up and put more...
anyway... standard has dropped a lot leh -.-"
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Originally posted by LOTUSfairy:
there are proper parking lots in front their shop leh.. -.-"
are they allowed to place as many tables at backalleys? pple come, they open up and put more...
anyway... standard has dropped a lot leh -.-"
Can't comment much further if there's proper parking lot in front of their shop space.Backalley.... Not too sure now, LTA keep on kachiowing on tables placed on 5 ft way.
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Originally posted by the Bear:
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LF walked on the rail corridor yet?
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Fatum, it's heard that when e MRT bet JB & Woodlands is completed, KTM might end it's southern service at JB
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brillant .... first we kick them out of tanjong pagar, then we kick them out of woodlands .....
I like it ! ...
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Originally posted by sbst275:
LF walked on the rail corridor yet?
not yet leh.. this morning suppose to go...all went shooting till late.. all overslept..kekkeeke.e
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Originally posted by Fatum:
brillant .... first we kick them out of tanjong pagar, then we kick them out of woodlands .....
I like it ! ...
Those M'sians working here living at Kulang, Segamat will moan..no more hassle free bringing of barang barang back to kiddy, wifey and folks.
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Originally posted by LOTUSfairy:
not yet leh.. this morning suppose to go...all went shooting till late.. all overslept..kekkeeke.e
Next weekend is the final day to takeAfter which it's left the Rifle Range to Railmall leg that will be kept till 31 July.
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hope it is good,
i will be very old by then.. need railings for me....i hope they remember there are going to be many old pple by then....damn i am being sarcastic
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Originally posted by sbst275:
Those M'sians working here living at Kulang, Segamat will moan..no more hassle free bringing of barang barang back to kiddy, wifey and folks.
my friend stayed at Kluang..visiting him next Month.. by bus :D
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My relative was joking
June 2011 proved to be KTM's one and only profitable month lol.
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my sis-in-law's hubster from kulang too ....
but frankly ... it's all due to their goverment's bloody-mindedness .....
if they had played nice .... the train would still be a very good transportation mode for both sides ....
imagine containers loaded up north .... and directly offloaded onto ships down at tanjong pagar ....both sides wins ...
but they chose instead to play an adversarial game ...... too bad ...
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52 more days and we'll let 1st water agreement to lapse for good w/o any renewal.
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Originally posted by Fatum:
my sis-in-law's hubster from kulang too ....
but frankly ... it's all due to their goverment's bloody-mindedness .....
if they had played nice .... the train would still be a very good transportation mode for both sides ....
imagine containers loaded up north .... and directly offloaded onto ships down at tanjong pagar ....both sides wins ...
but they chose instead to play an adversarial game ...... too bad ...
Or maybe warehouses at Kranji instead?
Since there's lots of feedering vessels from say Klang to Singapore, since Singapore is a much better transhipment hub.
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Originally posted by sbst275:
Or maybe warehouses at Kranji instead?
Since there's lots of feedering vessels from say Klang to Singapore, since Singapore is a much better transhipment hub.
overland makes more sense .... Singapore's waterways is already overcrowded as it is ....
but oh well ... it's too late now ...
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Now it's just lorry or ships.
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you notice how all the trucks coming in from malaysia are malaysian plated ? ....
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Originally posted by Fatum:
you notice how all the trucks coming in from malaysia are malaysian plated ? ....
much worthy to use M'sian trucksbigger sized carry more goods at 1 time.
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Originally posted by sbst275:
much worthy to use M'sian trucksbigger sized carry more goods at 1 time.
sure ... no COE, cheaper fuel .... but Singapore goods vehicles still can't into malaysia ... say you're a small time magazine printer for example ... would save you a lot of cost to get your stuff printed in malaysia and shipped out to singapore .... I actually explored that back when i was doing that travel mag thingy ...
wonder which side said no ? ...
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They did not tear down the old Woodlands Customs to handle these lorries.
Morning to abt 4pm to handle inbound, evening for outbound traffic.
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ok, am off for dessert. ta!
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after eating 2 expensive small pieces of teriyaki chicken at a doggies cafe at 4.30pm,,,,i am hungry now.
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Originally posted by Fatum:
sure ... no COE, cheaper fuel .... but Singapore goods vehicles still can't into malaysia ... say you're a small time magazine printer for example ... would save you a lot of cost to get your stuff printed in malaysia and shipped out to singapore .... I actually explored that back when i was doing that travel mag thingy ...
wonder which side said no ? ...
M'sia side I guess.Thing is, most of your mileage is clocked in M'sia.
That's why I think they wanted a stake in bus 170's business, but for this case, 80% of the journey is clocked in Singapore.
Actually for some industries, it may not be worthy to do the job in M'sia if yours is a very localised thing. But if you've cross border biz like for YHS, then it's a diff story.
But YHS still manufacture their atas and PET bottled drinks in Singapore.