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ko nak pegi mane banyak interchange tu??? dari mana nak ke mana?
tak pernah ke luar negara ke dik????
mana2 sistem pengangkutan kat luar negara memang kena banyak interchange
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wiki je:
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berlambak je tax kat amareka |
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kemaruk replied at 22-10-2015 12:40 AM
ko nak pegi mane banyak interchange tu??? dari mana nak ke mana?
tak pernah ke luar negara ke d ...
Dah la dari kl central tu interchange..berjalan jauh..lepastu yg x boleh blah kena lalu shopping mall...bangsat sangat 
Pergi ke Pudu Raya kena interchange kat masjid jamek pulak...dah la signboard x clear..berjalan kaki lagi..ambik masa lagi..tersesat2..lepas tu nak gi Pudu central tulis stesen Plaza Rakyat..bahalol..bukan aku je ramai lagi sesat ke stesen Pudu kawasan Nepal tu
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kemaruk replied at 22-10-2015 12:40 AM
ko nak pegi mane banyak interchange tu??? dari mana nak ke mana?
tak pernah ke luar negara ke d ...
Lagi satu KL ni bukan besar sangat macam Tokyo, Paris dan UK...tak perlu la nak banyak interchange....perlu ke dari KL central nak ke Pudu Central kena ada interchange...bangsat lahhh |
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nampak sangat pemalas nak berjalan
mesti gemuk gedempol nih
sian aku tengok kaki komplen macam ko ni
apa ko ingat setiap tempat perlu ada dedicated station dan dedicated transport system ke??
ada sebab perlu bikin interchange la minah
dan ada sebab kena menapak jauh sikit
bukannya sebab orang lain bodoh dan ko sorang je bijak
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cececehhh
bangkem bagi contoh singapore dan hongkong... negara kecik je tuuuu
tapi dorang punya interchange, alamak kena menapak, siap ada travelator lagi bila nak tukar satu line ke satu line
nampak sangat @sabbath_shalom tak pernah ke luar negara
@akubest tolong sound sikit
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kemaruk replied at 22-10-2015 10:41 AM
nampak sangat pemalas nak berjalan
mesti gemuk gedempol nih
Hujung2 maki hamun...hahaha
Iols x kisah la jalan ke ape...masalah dari segi masa nak berjalan kena tarik beg segala...lalu shopping mall segala... mengarut lah...perlu ke antara KL Central dan Pudu Central kena ada Interchange?
Tu yg kat aiport tu lagi bagus kau hencap pkai escalator utk berjalan kaki. |
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kemaruk replied at 22-10-2015 10:48 AM
cececehhh
bangkem bagi contoh singapore dan hongkong... negara kecik je tuuuu
Singapore tu berkali ganda besar dari KL....x hairan ada interchange banyak..dah memang itu yg efficent...ni x...siap shopping mall segala...nak gi pudu sentral pon kena lenguh kaki. |
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padahal ko dulu bangsat kulu bangsat kilir hahahaha
ye memang perlu ada interchange, sebab pakai line yang berbeza
apa ko ingat dorang perlu buat satu line je ke tanpa ambil kira faktor lain seperti kedudukan, jarak, keadaan muka bumi, penempatan sedia ada dll..
berfikir rasional sikit ye minah gemuk 
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ececececehhhhh
tadi bagi contoh paris london bagai
ececececehh
baru tau lettew singapore punya MRT line lebih kompleks
ko tau tak nak ke stesen MRT woodland ke stesen Woodlands kena tunggu bas lagi padahal jarak dekat je?????
ngaku jela x pernah ke luar negara, yg dekat macam singapore pon xpenah pegi lagi prrfffftggg
sembang je kencang
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tak perlu interhange, buat satu line je
hahahahaha
melingkar la line tu pusing habis satu KL
hahahhahahha
cara peon kerani n17 @sabbath_shalom berfikir
try la main game sim city ka railroad tycoon ka baru faham pasal railway/transportation system ni |
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"Kalu x nk byr tol sila berambus dr msia.." Kata si polan. Lol
Anyway, kt Ostolia cukai 30-40% dr gaji. Duit abis kt situ. Hehehe |
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rasa macam aritu nampak status yang lebih kurang sama jah tapi tang kawan tu dia ganti dengan suami dia org amarika. mana satu ygbetui ni. rekaan kah orang amarika yg sama kah |
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kemaruk replied at 22-10-2015 11:01 AM
ececececehhhhh
tadi bagi contoh paris london bagai
Alahai...saiz singapore pon tak tahu ada hati nak bandingkan Singapore dngan KL....
Typical Meleis mmg fikir KL tu setanding Singapore....padahal syok sendiri...hahaha |
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kemaruk replied at 22-10-2015 10:57 AM
padahal ko dulu bangsat kulu bangsat kilir hahahaha
ye memang perlu ada interchange, sebab paka ...
Takat 2-3 stesen lagi nak ke Pudu Central tak perlu lah nak interchange.. Lain la Pudu Central tu jauh sampai 10 stesen dr interchnge.
Memang x terancang pengangkutan awam kat Malaysia..so x payah nak expect orang awam nk pakai sangat. |
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kemaruk replied at 22-10-2015 11:03 AM
tak perlu interhange, buat satu line je
hahahahaha
main game pon nk jadi sumber rujukan sampai nak sembang kencang...
Bodoh nye la Melayu |
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sabbath_shalom replied at 22-10-2015 11:07 PM
Alahai...saiz singapore pon tak tahu ada hati nak bandingkan Singapore dngan KL....
Typical Mel ...
besar le sangat singapore tu
nampak sangat x penah pegi.. tengok kat google map je kot |
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sabbath_shalom replied at 22-10-2015 11:13 PM
Takat 2-3 stesen lagi nak ke Pudu Central tak perlu lah nak interchange.. Lain la Pudu Central tu ...
nampak sgt x penah ke luar negara
banyak je stesen kat luar lepas satu stesen nak kena interchange
bergantung pada destinasi le
ini la akibatnya bila peon n17 ingat dia lagi bijak dari engineer |
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sabbath_shalom replied at 22-10-2015 11:15 PM
main game pon nk jadi sumber rujukan sampai nak sembang kencang...
Bodoh nye la Melayu
dari situ kerani n17 macam ko boleh belajar basic tentang sistem pengangkutan
dayak sabah sarawak sakai baru jumpa lrt kot.. aritu family dari rumah panjang mai kl, jenuh bawak dorang naik lrt terpaksa menapak |
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kemaruk replied at 23-10-2015 12:18 AM
besar le sangat singapore tu
nampak sangat x penah pegi.. tengok kat google map je kot
Orang suruh ko compare size Singapore dan KL....baru la ko boleh sembng kencang pasal KL...bukan merapu pasal Singapore pulak?
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Post time 22-10-2015 12:40 AM
