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"Only thing bumming me out is the fact that I have to live in a world without Captain America"
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Toni Kroos
Toni Kroos@ToniKroos·
Football won
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@IzreenNaim tulah tu. Arsenal defense padu lah juga ni England macam haram duk biar Messi pegang bola
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Syahir
Syahir@syahir·
ada baca banyak komen SOCSO kena carum tiap-tiap bulan tapi duit taktau ke mana. hanya sebab kau tak pernah kena musibah atau bencana tak bermakna duit tu tak ke mana-mana. tahun lepas jumlah semua jenis caruman RM7.58 bilion, jumlah manfaat yang dibayar RM6.12 bilion. secara purata setiap tahun daripada RM10 yang kita bayar sebagai caruman, RM8 dibayar kepada penerima manfaat yang cacat kekal, kemalangan, waris-isteri dan anak-anak yang kematian penyara hidup, yang kena dialisis, yang kena buang kerja dan macam macam lagi. bayaran manfaat SOCSO bukan sekali bayar (one-off) tapi bayaran berterusan setiap tahun ikut skim masing-masing. kalau KWSP tu forced-saving, SOCSO tu forced-protection sebab tu takde cash value macam private insurance/takaful. setiap tuntutan ada purata tempoh pemprosesan (hari) ikut jenis tuntutan. bacalah sendiri dekat Annual Report. bukan baca berapa gaji pekerja SOCSO je. SOCSO pun ada pendapatan pelaburan RM2.1 bilion lebih tinggi daripada kos gaji pekerja SOCSO RM707 juta tu. jangan tak halalkan tak halalkan sangat. berapa banyak pekerja dan waris pekerja dapat manfaat dan sokongan daripada caruman kita semua.
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Faisal Rahim@acaiijawa

Bila baca ni, terfikir. Kenapa orang tak bising bayar insurans 1 kereta setahun ada yang lebih RM2k, dan motor RM300+. Kalau tak terlibat kemalangan duit tu burn juga? Bukan sama ke konsepnya. Adakah sebab ada diskaun NCD ia jadi okay. Mungkin PERKESO boleh bagi NCD juga.

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@userpyup Kalau bukan under BAM, presiden BAM tak boleh wish tahniah ke?
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Chelsea FC
Chelsea FC@ChelseaFC·
We’re heading to Malaysia in August! 🇲🇾
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Endie
Endie@The_Endie·
Umur dah 69. Tahun depan 70. Lagi tua dari Tengku Maimun! Ketua Hakim Negara pun kena bersara bila genap 66 tahun. Ini rasanya KP SPRM tertua dalam sejarah! Takde yang lagi muda ke? Nasib baik dia ni orang Melaka. So tahniah la eh negeri Melaka, mengukir sejarah sekali lagi.
New Straits Times@NST_Online

#NSTnation What we know about new MACC chief Abdul Halim Aman. bit.ly/4uaP1W1

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pete mitchell@farismuhaimin_·
@syahir So tanggungan n9 lagi besar banding negeri lain yang ada Raja/Sultan. Macam beza banyak
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Syahir@syahir·
Negeri lain yang beraja kena tanggung peruntukan Sultan/Raja dengan Tengku Mahkota/Raja Muda. Negeri Sembilan tanggung peruntukan Yamtuan Besar dengan Empat Undang & Tunku Besar Tampin.
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Gill Clark aka Oma Gill
Gill Clark aka Oma Gill@OmaGillClark·
Champions don’t train to fit in; they train to stand out. And there’s absolutely no doubt Viktor Axelsen stood out. Not just by his results, but also both physically and professionally he was head and shoulders above the rest. Physically he’s a giant of a man at 1.94m (6’ 4”) but he also raised the bar and redefined what professionalism means in the sport of #badminton. Never had anyone explored every avenue so thoroughly in their pursuit of personal excellence. Every tiny detail was considered with no stone left unturned in his endless desire to be the best he could possibly be. Like most athletes, success didn’t come easily. But after winning his first Superseries (SS) title while contesting his 7th SS final, the floodgates opened as confidence grew and belief blossomed. He played another 38 SS or #WorldTour finals winning a staggering 31 of them. But it was perhaps his ability to turn setbacks into opportunities and find solutions to problems which also made him stand out. A trait exemplified during the global pandemic. He used the enforced lockdown to his advantage, working on his physical conditioning. When tournaments resumed many players struggled, but Viktor emerged leaner, fitter, faster and even more hungry for success. For the next 4 years he dominated the discipline. With the realisation and acceptance his back injury has forced his career to come to an end, his retirement post epitomised his thoughtful professionalism. Apart from the acknowledgements of support, it was reflective, honest and moving. I suspect there are very few athletes who can retire content in the knowledge they honestly did everything possible to achieve their goals, that they could not have done more. That they really did fulfil their potential. It appears Axelsen is at peace, because he did precisely that. He’s said he felt grateful and privileged for his career, that he “gave everything and got more back than he could ever have imagined”. Viktor Axelsen wasn’t content to fit in. He wanted to stand out. He had the courage to do things differently, to do what he believed in. And the result, one of the greatest champions the sport has ever seen. 📷@badmintonphoto
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pete mitchell@farismuhaimin_·
Aduh sayangnya kalah dah main 10 orang pun
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Finally Imu revealed.....
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Project Hail Mary 10/10. Fcking amazing 👎
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Richard Ker
Richard Ker@richardker·
Look at this screenshot from a dashcam. I'm sure you have seen the video. That grey Honda. That motorcycle ahead. A few seconds after this was taken, that man lost his life. He had left home that Sunday morning to get something for his kids. That was his whole plan for the day. But he never made it home. The driver of that grey car was drunk and high on drugs at the same time. Before noon on a Sunday. I keep staring at this screenshot because in this frame, everything still looks completely normal. Just another morning on a Malaysian road. And then it wasn't. I've been fortunate to travel to many countries over the years. And one thing I consistently notice, whether it's a developed nation or somewhere like Morocco, you feel enforcement on the roads. Not just during holidays. Regularly. It becomes part of how you drive. Here in Malaysia, the laws are actually quite strict on paper (should be even more strict). Drunk driving carries a minimum RM8,000 fine and 3 years jail. If someone dies, the driver faces up to 15 years in prison. I'm not saying enforcement isn't happening. I think it is. But not in the way people feel it in their everyday lives. And that's the issue... His kids are still waiting for him to come home. To everyone in a position to change this, please make enforcement something people feel every single day. Salam Takziah to the family.
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