Gamblers at clan jetty play hide and seek in raid
Compliments of Lim Guan Eng's RM100 poltical bribe to senior citizens
Star by Tan Sin Chow N3 06-08-10
More than 10 gamblers jumped into the swampy hive of rubbish when police raided a " mini casino " at one of the historic clan jetties in Weld Quay here .
It is believed that the gamblers then hid patiently under the wooden planks before sneaking back to shore after the police had left the area .
However 26 others aged 31 to 76 were not so lucky as they were arrested during the 4.30pm raid at the Lee Jetty yesterday . 20 of them were believed to be senior citizens aged 60 yrs and above .
They were playing a Chinese dice game called Tai Sai ( also known as Chinese Craps ) in which players place bets on a huge gaming black board prior to the surprised raid .
This is what I just mentioned yesterday in my article on the giving of RM100 political bribe to senior citizens . This is the stupidity of this Malacca small boy who thinks he is great by doing that . Blady moron .
10 guys caught playing tai-sai..?
ReplyDeletewhat about in KL or perak or jjohor where thousands bet on World Cup football,,, where MCA related loan sharking taikohs caused misery & suffering.
what about the ah pek who was caught for playing 3 cards during Chinese New Year.
pull your socks up lah J4OTK.. u are losing or hv completely lost your marbles.
ah Peh.
NOT SURE WHO IS THE REAL M0R0N
ReplyDeletewhere MCA related loan sharking taikohs caused misery & suffering.
ReplyDeleteIt needs two hands to clap . No borrowers no Ah Longs .
what about the ah pek who was caught for playing 3 cards during Chinese New Year.
That's the message which you don't seem to get right . If these people can have money to gamble , why bother to give them some more with the RM100 bribe .
If you want to debate , we can debate , but if you think I are losing or hv completely lost my marbles , come and see me I can show it to you that its still there . Perhaps you can also show me yours !
J4otk is having lgetis - allegy to Lim Guan Eng. He seemed to reserve the strongest word for LGE. Even stronger words then used for Chua Soi Lek. Why, I wonder? Is there anything personal?
ReplyDeletemaybe he was a DAP reject? just like wee choo keong
ReplyDeleteThis time, this article,,,,,, I am sure you are dead wrong to use the word bribe, J4. As blog owner you need to demonstrate impartiality.Even if you need to whack, be fair. so that no one will attack your siblings.
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