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Edwin, like or don't like also kena already. Unless you become our dugong back la hahahaha. Not because people are jealous might be the other way round man !!! Jangan tunjuk jari pada orang ya, 4 jari tunjuk kat sendiri lagi tau ~~~ Dosa tau

You have been to Terengganu b4 so you know why la ya!!!!

You sound totally beh syiok. Next time won't talk about you lo!

Chin Teng, not refering to you la. Mr Ovum la.

Hmm, please be reminded that before you post anything, please make sure that the victim is okay with it.... We don't want any quarrels and stabbing in forum...

no lah no lah, no beh syok lah. haiyoh u all ah...

handsomejoshua wrote:

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mm meaning Mr.Egg didnt noe well in Lg... we r very playful when we having play time but we ll serious when we need to b serious!!! wakakaaka.... m i rite guys?????

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yeah you are right dude... Our Mr egg might still a havent hatch egg. So, can be forgiven.. hehe 

yo... jojo has totally correct to the current policy in the corps.. (as i dunno is it more serious or more relax in the corps in the past)

play hard n work hard... :)

China vows harsh penalties for melamine eggs scare
By Michael Wei and Phyllis Xu


BEIJING (Reuters) - A northeastern Chinese city on Wednesday vowed severe punishment for those responsible after melamine-tainted eggs turned up in Hong Kong and as parents of sick children faced a brick wall in claims for compensation.


A wholesaler displays eggs from mainland China at a wholesale market in Hong Kong October 27, 2008. (REUTERS/Bobby Yip)
At least four children have died and tens of thousands fallen ill with kidney stones amid the melamine scandal, the latest in a series of health scares to sully the "made in China" label.

Chinese products ranging from chocolate to milk powder have been recalled throughout the world due to contamination fears. Melamine, used in making plastic chairs among other things, is often added to cheat nutrition tests.

Based on preliminary investigations, the eggs in Hong Kong produced by Dalian's Hanwei Group had high levels of the compound, the result of tainted chicken feed, the municipal government of Dalian said on its website.

Hanwei apologised to consumers and distributors on Tuesday. Its chairman, Han Wei, said the company had never bought melamine, used in making plastic, or added melamine to feed or products.

Han is a member of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, the top political advisory body, and has been a leading advocate of food safety in China.

Hundreds of parents from across the country have filed lawsuits against the Sanlu dairy group, where the scandal first broke in mid-September with tainted baby formula, but none has been admitted by any court so far.

The process is complicated by the difficulty in collecting evidence and signatures of affected families given the political sensitivity of the case, said lawyer Zhou Shifeng.

"The courts will have to take certain social risks, and more importantly they will have to take certain political risks," he told Reuters.

"Nobody can afford any fallout if anything goes wrong. China is still a country that emphasises political stability. The law is sidelined to some extent."

It was not immediately clear how the Hanwei eggs passed tests, if any, in Dalian. Chinese officials this month said the melamine health scare was over.

Hong Kong said it had also detected melamine in a batch of eggs from China's central Hubei province on Tuesday. Mainland China supplies up to 60 percent of the eggs consumed in the former British colony which returned to Chinese rule in 1997.

Wal-Mart Stores Inc pulled Gegeda-brand eggs, which are produced by Hanwei, from its stores in China on Tuesday.

Company public relations official Vivi Mou said the move was voluntary and eggs of other brands were still on the shelve.

The world's largest retailer would enforce stricter quality and environmental standards for its army of Chinese suppliers and would not tolerate cheating on quality, Wal-Mart's chief executive officer, Lee Scott, said last week.

(Additional reporting by Tan Eee Lyn in Hong Kong)

from newsp Sin Chew, Malaysia didnt import any eggs from China. our Malaysia eggs are enough for own market, even export to Singapore.

however, mayb the farmer will use food from China which is contaminated from melanine to feed the chick. that remain unknown.

evanquah wrote:

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edwinkon wrote:

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just 2 weeks not goin pool nia~~~
i spend my whole 1st year in pool ler...
just that now hav different goal mah.
my heart still in LG  CORPS leh...

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I'm glad to hear that your heart is still with the corps.
I was beginning to get a little worried.

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Lucky you say so, if not hurt me too~~~
1st year is i force you to come training 1. If not, I think your mission change more quicker like kilat.

Didn't turn up at training at all. Last week some more don't want come for test. Huh!!! Shall remember you, dude !

Agreed, initiative come 1st! as you said you wan to eat 16 or 32 or 64 eggs per day you will eat. If you wan to go to pool sure will ............