DIY bean bag

So the house finally bought a bean bag. Due to exxagerated prices, we huffed and puffed and found some online hints stating that making the bean bag yourselves can save heaps of cash. And so we did. We manage to get everything off Jusco Maluri but I bought the last bags of beans (they call it styrofoam beads). Loads of bags still there though.

DIY bean bag:

1. The bean bag: MYR 49.90.
(Size wise, it is quite huge considering after putting my huge ass I still can have armrests. 

2. Beans (styrofoam beads): 2 packs in 1 @ MYR 11.90. 
According to the promoter (or glamour a bit sales executive lah, she said 5 packs will be just nice but it depends on how you like your ass to be seated. At that time, there were only 4 packs left so we grabbed all and swore to come back to get another 1 or 2 packs. lol). I really do need the 1 or 2 packs now because ze bag zes znot beanie enough!

So all you have to do is just funnel them beads into the bag. As easy as that. 

(And spray some perfume on it because the styrofoam smells like crap).

(it really does like like a piece of shit this one right?) 

Wahlah, a huge ass place just for you, at around 50% of the prices sold online. 

Total paid for a nice ass place: MYR 109.40.

Malaysian Certificate of Good Conduct

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Feb 2014 update.

Applications now are done online and will require a minimum of 1 month to be processed. Please do give them a call for more information. 

All the best.

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There, this update is as of 12th December 2011 to apply for a Certificate of Good Conduct in Putrajaya, Malaysia. Feel free to google. lol. I've been hustling and bustling around the internet to find nothing much. Actually, www.kln.gov.my is quite explanatory but let me summarize:  

1. Go to www.kln.gov.my, register and fill up the Certificate of Good Conduct form. Print two copies. 

2. Two passport sized pictures.

3. Print the declaration form (two copies) from the website and get it stamped by the Commisioner of Oath. 

4. Two copies of passport (endorsed by the receptionist in the ministry). 

5. Two copies of I/C (endorsed by the receptionist in the ministry). 

6. MYR 20 for application. MYR 4 for each Commisioner of Oath stamp. 

Tip #1: There is a commisioner of oath in the Palace of Justice 5 minutes drive from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs building, Putrajaya.

Tip #2: There is a computer (with internet) and a printer in the reception area (but don't count on it, it's free). 

Tip #3: Lunch time: 1230-1400 Malaysian time, if you know what I mean.

Tip #4: Dress appropriately; no hot pants, short skirts, sleeveless and shorts.

Tip #5: You'll only get a number once all your documents are compiled. 

Tip #6: There's free wifi! Now that's something you don't see often! 

Tip #7: Be patient. It's government service. *wink*

Wisma Putra, 

No 1, Jalan Wisma Putra, 

Precint 2, 62602 PUTRAJAYA

GPS coordinates: 2.926449,101.692709

Phone: +603-8887 4000, +603-8887 4570 (after working hours) 

Fax: 603-8889 1717, 603-8889 2816  

Email: webmaster@kln.gov.my

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