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Happy cny to all the kgks in here 恭喜恭喜

Wonder if xmm dare to order or not

As above

Happy Lunar New Year everybody. In my 15 years here, 16 now, I've never spend my Chinese New Year in Thailand, its always in Singapore spending time with the family. This New Year is so different due to the pandemic, got stuck here without the bog family so anyway got to make the best of it. Decorating the home Inside the home Some goodies from Singapore Local A gift After that its off to the reunion dinner at a restaurant with the missus. Starter - drunken chicken Pickled cucumber Stewed fish maw soup Roast duck Stir fry chive with pork Steamed goby Buddha Jumps over the Wall soup After that its back to home to wait for midnight Time to sleep Another New Year coming to an end. Happy New Year to all here, 恭喜发财。

Doctor Octopus, lol.

lupin is nice but only 1 season so far

Everybody .......

the pro use this not this this pro do this not so little

https://www.asiaone.com/lifestyle/10-useful-household-life-hacks-everyone-save-money-electricity-geneco

https://www.asiaone.com/lifestyle/10-useful-household-life-hacks-everyone-save-money-electricity-geneco

Looks interesting tho. Might check it out later, thx!

Lupin Bling Empire

Uncanny counter alice in borderland

The penthousebut not sure if u will like

They noe I getting $200/day pocket marnee rah so wun ask heng ah wahaha

Bumping this up for more suggestions/recommendations!

10q kgb Today I nid to stay at home rike a dkgk to entertain those peepur cumming to visit Tomy haizzz

This song nice

Unpleasant situations are bound to happen in our homes sometimes, but let's not panic over such events. Here's where home hacks save the day. Check out the ones below that you can try to make your life a lot easier. 1. Fixing scratched wooden furniture Accidentally scratched your beautiful wooden table? That can be fixed in a jiffy using a little non-gel toothpaste. PHOTO: Pexels Simply rub the toothpaste onto the mark with a soft cloth while following the wood grain. When done, wipe it off with a damp cloth and leave the area to dry. 2. Preventing doors from locking If you have young kids or a home that is exposed to plenty of wind, chances are your doors get slammed shut quite often. PHOTO: Simplemost To prevent it from locking by itself - especially important if you don't have a spare key on hand - get ready some elastic bands. Just hook it around the doorknobs on both sides of the door, twisting it over the latch. 3. Removing dust from ceiling fans The next time you need to give your ceiling fan a good wipe-down, you can try using a pillow case instead of a regular cloth. Just stick the fan blade all the way into the pillowcase, press down on it and slowly pull it off. All the dust will get trapped within the case and the only thing you'll need to do after is to wash it. 4. Removing sticky label residue Occasionally, we come across a nice bottle or jar that we'd like to keep and repurpose. However, these usually come with sticky labels that are often a nightmare to remove. PHOTO: Unsplash Fret not, just submerge the container in cooking oil for 12 to 24 hours, allowing the oil to soak into the adhesive to soften it for easier removal. 5. Opening stuck jars and bottles Ever had to deal with a tight jar lid? The next time that happens, get a strip of duct tape that is around 30 cm long. Wrap it around one quarter of the lid and fold it down onto the top of the lid to help it adhere better. Then, holding the container with one hand, pull the duct tape hard with the other hand and the lid should come loose. If the tape breaks, try using multiple layers for reinforcement. 6. Getting rid of water spots on glasses, mirrors and faucets Get rid of the water spots by using a simple concoction made from equal parts of vinegar, water, and vodka. If you don't have vodka on hand, you can also use rubbing alcohol. PHOTO: Unsplash In addition, after cleaning your faucets, you can rub them with wax paper to prevent future water spots from appearing. 7. Preventing mould from forming on tile grouts Removing mould from bathroom tiles is extremely tiresome, so prevent it from growing in the first place by simply rubbing candle wax on it. 8. Removing odours from stinky microwaves You don't have to wait for the stench in your microwave to fade away. PHOTO: Pexels To solve this problem, all you need is half a cup of water and a tablespoon of white vinegar. Mix these two together in a bowl and microwave it for four to five minutes. Leave the door shut for another 10 to 15 minutes to allow the vinegar to absorb all the odours. 9. Cleaning up oil spills Oil spills are an absolute nightmare to clean up and even after scrubbing and wiping the spot multiple times, it usually remains grimy afterwards. PHOTO: Pexels One effective way to get the job done is to use cornstarch. First, soak up the excess oil with paper towels and then, sprinkle a generous amount of cornstarch over the oily area. Let everything sit for around 10 minutes before using a vacuum or broom to clean up the oil-soaked particles. If you don't have cornstarch on hand, baking soda works, too. 10. Forgetting to switch off the lights before leaving home PHOTO: Pexels There are surely times when you stepped out of your home only to remember you accidentally left the lights switched on. To save yourself the shock of a massive electricity bill, you can simply switch from incandescent or halogen light bulbs to LED ones which are more energy-saving. While LED bulbs are more costly, they use about 80 per cent less electricity and can last longer, so the amount of money you save in the long run works out to be quite a fair bit.

Huat ah!

at this rate we seriously dont need cyber security anymore everything has been hacked 5 times over just post it as s sharepoint file and be done

As usual. cant expect much from our (MSM) main shit media

update: https://www.urbancomposterusa.com this will help with my home grown veggi