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saving money is not embarrassed. jhk come sg as economic refugee also not embarrassed?

shiet man burst out laughing so hard...

@ManOfTheHour @noobmaster @sTiCkY @chamfer @classyNfabulous @coffeenut

@ManOfTheHour @noobmaster @coffeenut @sTiCkY

he was a villain. eventually he became white ranger and joined the power rangers team as a good guy. for now he is still a bad egg though.

@Green ranger can you make up your mind which account you will use? i dont have time to babysit you.

@noobmaster

Diam diam la, despite this she will still be voted in so 61% asked for this Tio bo @socrates469bc

Maybe heaven not that great

he jiak big mac macdonalds... cholesterol and BP all so healthy... SG mcdonalds got issue knn

SINGAPORE - The case of a solo voter in a polling district within the new Tampines Changkat SMC is being investigated by the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA). The anomalous single voter came to light after the Electoral Boundaries Review Committee (EBRC) released its report on March 11 ahead of the upcoming general election. ICA told The Straits Times: “ICA is investigating the case of the solo voter and is unable to provide further details at this juncture.” In the report, a single voter was listed under the East Coast 42 polling district, which comes under the new Tampines Changkat SMC in the upcoming election. The report was based on the provisional Registers of Electors as at Feb 1. But checks by The Straits Times found that there was no known valid residence in the polling district at that time, as it comprised only four upcoming Housing Board Build-To-Order (BTO) projects and an industrial estate. Three of the BTO projects remain under construction, and the Tampines GreenEmerald project was recently completed, with the first batch of residents getting their keys only on Feb 23. Responding to ST’s questions, ICA said that under the National Registration Act, all identity card (IC) holders are required to report a change of address within 28 days of moving into a new residence, whether local or overseas. The change can be done online via ICA’s change-of-address e-service. “An individual’s declared place of residence should be based on his physical residence,” said the agency. “This ensures that government agencies can reliably reach individuals for various purposes, including voter registration, contact tracing during health emergencies and other administrative matters.” ICA said it is important that IC holders make truthful declarations, as these addresses serve as the official point of contact for government agencies. It added that in cases where property or premises owners have issued guidelines restricting the use of their premises as a place of residence, it is the responsibility of these owners to enforce such restrictions. ICA added that it is “not operationally tenable” for the agency to verify every person’s declared place of residence, or check with premises owners if they prohibit individuals from living in their commercial or industrial buildings. Those who fail to report a change of address or falsely declare their residential address may be fined up to $5,000 and jailed for up to five years.

This article got code, is ky

SMU specky kym? @ManOfTheHour @noobmaster @coffeenut @sTiCkY @ExTreMisTxxx

I like bread and each time I go JB, I will buy up to 4-5 days of supply for my own consumption and I don't consider it as hoarding. If you are a local, you shouldn't be going to a touristy place and then blame the tourist for snapping up all the products.

Dog killer kym

@The_King @meng.huat @ManOfTheHour @sTiCkY check out the overwhelming support in the comments, I don’t see them so passionate when it comes to helping all Singaporeans

Today Juin laosai on my lunch @noobmaster

@Cybertan @CannotTahanLiao

@coffeenut

more pork mmm @Cybertan @noobmaster @classyNfabulous @sTiCkY @chamfer @coffeenut

TW mama likes water

@Cybertan

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@The_King

so nice of shopping center to label the toilet direction, but... https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1078758060654756&rdid=kMNucXyJM6HdKVCO

@Cybertan @sTiCkY

With Ramadan ending in less than 10 days, a non-Muslim man in Sabah gets ready with his identification card (IC) on the dining table and jokingly remarks that he doesn’t want to get slapped for dining out. Source: Facebook | Verdi Kornelis Omjai In a viral Facebook post by Verdi Kornelis Omjai, who resembles a Malay-looking man, he explained that he did not do this for fun and not just in response to the recent viral slapping incident at a convenience store involving an uncle and a Chinese man. “I was almost taken away in a white van” In the comment section, the man who has been staying in KL for more than a decade now, explained that he had experienced firsthand what it was like to be misunderstood as a Muslim who skipped fasting. “I was questioned almost every week when I was at the Chinese restaurants, or any restaurants.” He explained, “I was almost taken away by the authorities in the white van but it was my fault too. When they said ‘Assalamualaikum’ (peace be upon you), I responded with a ‘Wa’alaikumsalam’ (peace be upon you too). Source: Kosmo For illustration purposes only Verdi learnt the hard way, and as a precaution, he is always ready with his IC on the dining table. “If a Chinese man could get slapped too, what about my face?” Verdi joked. Verdi also joked that he thought of wearing a singlet when he dined out so that his tattoo would be visible, but eventually thought that it was not a good idea. “People might mistake me as a gangster.”

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Siambu likes to show off her teeth