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Make a difference in 2011
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To show how much you love your country? And ditch the embarassing "Asian-white-man-wannabe look" by wearing an England shirt?
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEsF3HEK6kk
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My family is actually Malaysian PR and recently my mother has been in a dilemma as to whether she should apply for Singaporean citizenship.. My dad's name has been used for my uncle's stuffs in Malaysia so he thinks it is troublesome to transfer the name here and there. However I've tried the online eligibility assessment tool and it says that we are not eligible for Singaporean citizenship (applicants are my 2 sisters, one in p6 and one in sec 2, my mother, and me). I think it's because of her low salary of about 500 dollars per month. But yet there are some friends of my mother who encourage her to apply for citizenship since 3 children are applying at a go.. some claim that having more children to apply for citizenship at a time increases the chances of a successful application. So I'm just trying to seek some opinions and advices here, to see whether there has been cases like mine which have (hopefully) succeeded before. Thanks
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http://www.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?f...1139&sec=nation Tuesday December 25, 2007 Singaporeans carrying oxygen cans when they go out SINGAPOREANS are carrying oxygen cans when they go out, according to Sin Chew Daily. A can containing 90% oxygen and 10% nitrogen is sold for S$238 (RM547). One of the brands has sold over 1,000 cans since it was released in the market in May. Users claimed that the product could calm and
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Just came back from Orchard. Finished my 大鸡排 from CK Tangs, and want to find a bin to throw. WTF, cant find a single bin outside DBS/UOB ATM. This is not the first time i encounter this bin-less. I happened to have a smoke break at Marina Square after dinner, then want to throw away the butt, but could not find a bin, so bo pian, litter bug i am. Walk near the electronic door, also cant find the bin, frustrated so throw near the glasses, i ensure no people see me do it. Government cannot blame me, as they are too protective against terrorist, and have removed 90% bins away from commercial building, and shopping malls. I am wandering if i am ganna caught for littering, is my reason valid for not able to find a bin. lol.
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It had been widely publicised in the press that many Singaporean had been conned in MY over the scratch-and-win scams and still Singaporean still falling for it. I had posted once is this threads of several couples been conned at the car park of Makotar Parade, Malacca in the form of lucky draws & scratch-and win. Its happen again on Monday, this time at a petrol kiosk in Johor Baru. As reported in today New Paper and last Monday Sin Min Daily. The report: His holidays made him poorer by $6,500/-. All because Mr. Zhang, 40, a Singaporean businessman, fell victim to the "scratch-and-win" syndicate. Mr. Zhang was approached at a Johor Baru petrol station (name not given) just as he was about to drive back to Singapore. He said that a Chinese woman in her 20s approached him, asking if he was interested in taking part in a lucky draw. He agreed, thinking there was nothing wrong with trying his luck. He scratched a card that the woman gave him, and it revealed a picture of several cars. The woman congratulated him and asked him to follow her to an office near the petrol station. At the office, a man claimed to be the woman colleague told Mr Zhang that he stood a chance of winning a PDA, a car, cooker hoods, television sets and a trip to Japan. Mr Zhang was told that if he paid RM15,000 ($6,500) for taxes and fees, he would have a chance of winning four cars. Believing the man, Mr Zhang made payment with his credit card. When he scratched the booklet, it showed he had won only four cooker hoods. The man refused to give a refund, saying that Mr Zhang was unlucky and could not blame the company. Paying $6,500/- for 4 cooker hoods...... Its show that the man is either plain ignorant or boh chap attitude as he believe that it will not happen to him. Ignorant is out as he is a businessman and should able to think and make decision. So......... it left to his attitude that misfortune will not happen to him or blinded by the 20s years old ..... Also reported that billions reaped in annual profits as millions of consumers cheated in MY. -
Check out this MTV in the recent Shanghai Special Olympics 2007, theme song. Moving and touching song, one is China's top male artiste and the other Singapore's very own international singer. I never knew much about the special olympics until I heard the song and watch the MTV, the Special Olympics should get more exposure if you ask me, those special atheletes are two thumbs up man. -
woah... with the F1 frenzy promotions and the gaga over the National Go-Kart comp coming up soon, our dear gahmen has introduce a new Game for every Singaporean..... its call "LAST MAN STANDING! Till 85yr old" see who can OUT LAST, OUT TIONG the rest.... whahaha anyone got plans or good strategy to Win this new game????
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I had recieve a call from a company call Hong Fa base in hong kong. Asking me to join in a survey regrading HOng Fa comany venture into singapore. Opening a chain of travel agency in singapore. They had a lucky draw in jusco 2 days ago and i was infom that i had won the 4th price. Which is 90000 HKD and 20k in SGD. I mean it's too good to be true right, this afternoon they told me the money will be transfer to my account in 20 min. all i need to do is to call the account dept and give them my bank account, which i did. I'm not being silly but i am waiting for them to tell me that i need to tranfer a certian amount before they transfer the 20k to me. Well i guess they give me a nice dream for a day, before i blast tomorrow when they ask for the tracation fee before i get my 20k. Well dreaM ON LOL -
JB NIGHTMARE FOR SINGAPOREAN. Confusion over tinted windows, coupled with his fears of car-jacking landed Singapore LW Sim in a Johor Baru jail. His is a shocking lesson for Singapore drivers who ay not know that tinted windows which meet with the LTA's requirements could get you into trouble in Malaysia. This is because Malaysia has stricter laws on the amount of light that must be able to pass through tinted car windows. Mr Sim, 29, found this out the hard way when he refused to let JB police impound his car for further checks. He was arrested and place in a police lock-up. The sub-contractor was later charged in court with obstructing justice and jailed a day. Mr Sim had driven his 3 year old Honda Civic to JB for a shopping trip on 11 Mar. At about 6.30pm that day, he was approached by a traffic policeman in a car park near City Square, s shopping complex at Jalan Wong Ah Fook in JB. He was waiting for his two Malaysia friends, who were withdrawing money from a nearby Maybank branch. Mr Sim recalled:
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http://singaporeseen.stomp.com.sg/viewPost1917.aspx
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You've plenty of japs, causcasians of course, but WHY isn't there many famous singaporean racers? The reason I can think of is the culture, cost of cars (such that only the richer can dabble in these stuff), and probably a lack of racing places... Any, semi-pro/pro RACER bros out there explain this phenomena?
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I wonder any1 of u knoe tis guy..wonder which shop he own in spore.. anyway RIP Mr Teo hope the killers b brought 2 justice asap.. Singaporean man murdered in JB by masked attackers JOHOR BAHRU: A Singaporean man was slashed to death in Johor Bahru early Wednesday morning. 33-year-old Teo Wan Kah sustained deep slash wounds on his shoulders and head, when he was attacked by two masked attackers at a carpark outside his flat. Johor Bahru police said the businessman was followed home. Teo, who owned car-parts shops in Johor and Singapore, was pronounced dead shortly after the attack. Singapore's Ministry of Foreign Affairs says it has not been informed of the murder and is checking with the Malaysian authorities about the incident. - CNA/so -
Civic FD2.0 and Mazda 3 SP20 both are purely made in Japan, both are low end luxurious sedan, and Mazda 3 SP20 is $10k+ cheaper than Civic FD2.0, but Singaporean still select Civic FD2.0 over Mazda 3 SP20 Mazda 3 SP20 Price: $66.8K Engine: 1999cc HP: 148 Torque: 184N.m Civic FD2.0 Price: $77K(M)/$79K(A) Engine: 1998cc HP: 155 Torque: 188N.m
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Hatch back seems more popular in europe
