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I am sure most of us have done it before during school days. Do share your ingenious ideas here during your time. I used to write notes on my thigh which is cover by the shorts i am wearing.

She maybe a potential friend with benefits........ So use tactic b4?

http://carscoop.blogspot.com/2011/08/2012-...-leak-from.html All the pics of exterior and interoir all in!

Don't you feel that HDB should have more transparency in terms of the labour and land costs which go into the building of HDB flats? let Singaporeans know the detailed cost breakdown

Police investigations reveal Dr Ionescu was driver of car that hit 3 people in Dec By Shaffiq Alkhatib, Channel NewsAsia | Posted: 27 January 2010 1430 hrs SINGAPORE: Police investigations have revealed that Romanian diplomat, Dr Silviu Ionescu, was the driver of a car that was involved in a hit-and-run accident on December 15 last year. The accident resulted in the death of 30-year-old Singapore permanent resident, Tong Kok Wai, and injured two others. Deputy Principal Senior State Counsel Lau Wing Yum told the Coroner's Court on Wednesday that the state will "lead evidence that 49-year-old Dr Ionescu is criminally concerned in causing Mr Tong's death". The court heard that the car from the Romanian Embassy hit Mr Tong and another pedestrian, 24-year-old Bong Hwee Haw, as they were crossing the road at a traffic junction of Bukit Panjang Road and Bangkit Road, at around 3.10am on December 15. Instead of stopping, the car sped off. It hit 18-year-old Muhammad Haris Abu Talib at the next controlled junction. Mr Lau told the State Coroner Victor Yeo that the traffic lights were in favour of the pedestrians in both instances. Mr Lau also said that Dr Ionescu made a 999 call about 30 minutes after the accidents to report that the car, a black Audi, had been stolen. Police investigations, however, revealed that the car wasn't stolen. The vehicle was recovered at around 11am that day, locked and abandoned at 21 Sungei Kadut Avenue. Mr Lau said the right side of the car front windscreen was smashed. The front bonnet and the driver's door were dented. Dr Ionescu left Singapore for Romania on December 18 - as he said that he was seeking treatment for health problems. All three pedestrians who were involved in the accidents were sent to the National University Hospital. However, Mr Tong, who suffered fractures to his right leg and skull, succumbed to his injuries and died on Christmas Day - 10 days after the accident. His widow, Yenny Young, has engaged prominent criminal lawyer, Subhas Anandan. Mr Bong has engaged a team led by N Srinivasan from Hoh Law Corporation. He wants to be compensated for the injuries he sustained. Mr Srinivasan told reporters that his client, who has already returned to Sarawak, incurred hospital bills amounting to nearly S$50,000. The pre-inquiry conference for this case will be held on February 24. The coroner's inquiry will begin on March 3. At least 35 witnesses will be called at the inquiry.

I am planing to start a major project on removing all swirls on my car. Does anyone know of any cheap and good portable lights/torches that are very discriminating and can reveal swirl marks easily?

ok guys, better get the current one.... quick ..