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<blockquote data-quote="INNOVATOR" data-source="post: 236001" data-attributes="member: 3823"><p>I believe that our can-or-naut will come back, pass his exams without having to sit for it, get a Datuk"s title at the very least; and assist the same company that is building the boats at a staggering RM6billion, to build a minangkabau(Malaysian la) space ship. Doesn't matter if it is aerodynamic or not; as long as it is Malaysian. They have experience. The Scopion tanks have light guns. But The Malaysians replaced them with big, heavy guns. The tanks must stop moving in order for the guns to turn, thus rendering the tanks virtually useless.</p><p></p><p>Btw, the boats are riddled with flaws and are useless. None of them are operational. Didn't someone tell these guys they can't use instruction manuals from Lego sets to build these boats? Malaysia boleh! </p><p></p><p>God, how I love my country. I am so proud of Malaysia. Its simple folk are the strength of the country.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="INNOVATOR, post: 236001, member: 3823"] I believe that our can-or-naut will come back, pass his exams without having to sit for it, get a Datuk"s title at the very least; and assist the same company that is building the boats at a staggering RM6billion, to build a minangkabau(Malaysian la) space ship. Doesn't matter if it is aerodynamic or not; as long as it is Malaysian. They have experience. The Scopion tanks have light guns. But The Malaysians replaced them with big, heavy guns. The tanks must stop moving in order for the guns to turn, thus rendering the tanks virtually useless. Btw, the boats are riddled with flaws and are useless. None of them are operational. Didn't someone tell these guys they can't use instruction manuals from Lego sets to build these boats? Malaysia boleh! God, how I love my country. I am so proud of Malaysia. Its simple folk are the strength of the country. [/QUOTE]
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