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Originally Posted by Black Page
Kusno is a great guy, but not the only one. And the ladies too. Always smiling and willing to help.
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Kusno dont work there anymore,hence his name is mentioned in public.Yes,in Formosa Hotel,there will definitely be other nice people too. There is a new lady staff in Formosa Hotel...hehehe...the most resourceful are the bellboys.
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Originally Posted by Black Page
I always leave cash in my room and I never found anything missing. Danger does not come from the house keeping, but from the unknown people you might invite to your room...
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This i totally agree with you.
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Originally Posted by Black Page
It's because I do not report fails
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I do read,and i read a lot (i am sure you already knew that part),hehehe...even your ISG part which is relatively similar to what you wrote here. I am modifying what i am reading and plans to experiment it soon enough.Hopefully it will suit my style.
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Originally Posted by MiG27
Seeing the way he can carry the box with ease....I also abit worried putting my valuables there.
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Yea,imagine a robber his size making away with the entire safe deposit box. In Batam,i check most of the safe deposit box (the hotel room my frens stayed in),they are usually screwed onto Walls. Which means you will need to open the safe to unscrew the screws before one can make away with the box,hehehe...
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Originally Posted by MiG27
I guess it is always good to do like what you say....distribute the cash in many places in the room.
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Yes,yes...that would be wise. But again,not too many places cos i will tends to forget where i keep my money,hehehe...
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Originally Posted by MiG27
Bro Nono....I seen the pic of your self made deposit box.....
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10 secs maximum time with a pen knife or jack knife will do.
Usually if i wish to knock out a tile,i only choose those that are hollow by knocking,meaning you will need to knock at the tiles 1st,feel that it is hollow on the other side before you cut the tiles. For bath room tiles that are shown on the pic,they are usually stick on using water proof glue,so it is easy to cut open. Yes,10 secs or shorter time needed to cut the glue.
No point to cut tiles that are cemented on the other side becos you cant put anything in if they are not hollow. Knock a bit on the tiles to feel the sound to see if its hollow on the other side.
End of the day,just put the tiles back w/o gluing. It wont falls out.