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I think he meant 人身攻击...sounds like 人参公鸡

deh u dun neh here neh there rike ah pu neh neh rah... learn some common sinkie language rah chao agua yeah homelander is right !

chiu dun so giam gu narrowed minded rah. ppl teaching u the art of ordering food be satki gentleman. u go ginseng chicken him. throw tomy face siol

Even zhi char stall charge $8-12 for veggie. Mai cheapo lah Sally. Go cook your own next time

I have some average sinkie friends who get excited when AMDK ask them out. I honestly tell them "dont feel complimented" then point to random AMDK with fugly Pinay looking wife

Atb caipng looks notch bad today I try the char siew, siew yok this time

knn I rather jiak 斋

No wonder gahmen giving us $100 to spend at Heartland shop

Wahaha jin kg sia Aiya small ting nia mai jjww rike cags rah So I finished doing mangala errands for Tomy nearby n cum here for AT-style cai png @meng.huat gps kym?

just an excuse to tax online purchases

now govt gives money https://www.theedgesingapore.com/news/budget-2021/government-injects-additional-11-billion-covid-19-relief-measures-budget-2021 https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/budget-2021-household-support-package-gst-voucher-u-save-14208512 but by 2025, gst will be hiked to 9%. song bo everyone????? https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/government-economy/singapore-budget-2021/budget-2021-gst-hike-plan-unchanged-gst-applies-to-low

Online shopping may have had an impact on Housing Board shops. Close to 50 per cent of those who bought items online reported they had shopped less at HDB shops in the latest HDB Sample Household Survey, which is conducted once every five years. The latest survey, done in 2018, also showed that HDB residents generally interacted slightly less with their neighbours, though the proportion who communicated with their neighbours on online chat groups or social media more than doubled from 2013. The survey results, released yesterday, showed that about four in 10 HDB residents had made online purchases through websites and mobile applications during the year, with a higher proportion of online shoppers living in four-room or bigger flat types. The majority of online shoppers were aged 45 years and below and likely to be from families with young children. Clothing and footwear were the top items purchased online, followed by phones and electronic products. Associate Professor Lawrence Loh from the National University of Singapore Business School said the question of HDB shops' survival amid the rise of e-commerce is a chicken-and-egg problem. "The younger people will not turn to HDB shops unless they are upgraded and made upmarket. Yet these shops will not move upwards unless there is a market," he said. "If we want to preserve the HDB shops, if we value the social contribution of these shops, we will need an impetus from the HDB or other authorities." In a statement, the HDB said heartland shops continue to play an important role in serving the needs of residents, notwithstanding the trend towards online shopping. It said it would continue to support neighbourhood shops to boost their vibrancy and competitiveness through various schemes. The survey polled about 7,800 households. The HDB said the surveys have provided valuable feedback for the Housing Board to enhance the design of flats, neighbourhoods and estates. The latest survey showed the proportion of those who exchanged greetings with their neighbours dropped from 98.6 per cent in 2013 to 97 per cent, while the figure for those who indulged in casual conversations dipped from 97 per cent to 94.4 per cent. Instead, more interacted online. Close to 12 per cent said they communicated with neighbours on chat groups or on social media, compared with 4.8 per cent in 2013. Participation rates in organised community activities also dropped over the past five years, with about 39 per cent saying they did so in 2018, compared with 48.6 per cent in 2013.

Always about give cheekon wing but take back farm

if i have more data to work on, i can give a more accurate figure to prove that the welfare transfer of these gst vouchers r basically inadequate. using a cai png example, assuming a 1br old folk jiak sgd5 cai png per meal and with gst of 7%, that means sgd0.35 govt tax. this means sgd31.50 monthly or sgd383.25 yrly and add in utilities of sgd240 yrly, what ah heng gives these 1-2 br dwellers gst voucher of sgd595 for fy2021 got smlj use since not enough to offset the present living costs as the old folk still need to fork out an additional sgd28.25 for the differences. nb, ah heng needs to study more b4 he wants to talk welfare economics with limpeh me. wahahahahhahahha

2019 - Singapore is a clean and green country 2021 - Singapore is a clean country

I hate all these online sites that insist on saving your card details Lazada recently introduce that damn each time must go and delete it Dominos also want to save but at least it give you a choice the punishment for leaking is not severe enough unlike Europe

why always ppl post online then explain, why not be proactive . even the tanjong pagar also same, resident always feedback this for years and years about speeding. only when someone die then become proactive my country embarrass me

Erm isn't this on the menu with price? Surprised for fug... She jz wanna earn stomper $$$ sibo

any hole also can... and uglier wife will do anything for them and wont bother them if the amdk go sleep around with other women or even men

yes.. dont understand the AMDK logic... some of their wife damn cui... i think maybe they are more environmental friendly, they putting in effort to reduce waste.

BKY leh... the green veg looks like thrown up by a lion dance...

i was expecting someone to point out the obvious to kgk xdd in the next 2 hrs or so. and i was not wrong in waiting. wahahahahah

Diam diam rah kgk @xsianx cum contribute some food pics leh to dis thread if chiu wanna becum a Core Member of my Winning Team rike @Homelander wahaha

As usual only try to do something after something happen. KNN

Wat ginseng chicken? Dats y I say I often dun understand wat chiu toking wahaha

We will be forced to listen and read the right things once cecafication is completed

he order all the kumgong bola and vege stuff... no meat no fish no seafood... atb gf see also sian half... inside her mind should be full of "WTF!" my style is to flood the table... atb want eat what, just take.. no need to wait for her to tell me what she likes... iberico pork, mutton, beef, meat platters are default items... TIP: beauty pot live prawns jin shiok... tell the waiter to add rice wine for u before cooking... Very very shiok... usually 1 meal is 60-80 per pax for me... i guess KGK spent 30+ per pax? 2 pax pay $70+? give atb $100 still got $20+ to jiak caipng...

Not bad. That option comes with food

WTF i choose 2

i nv vote for this policy but i kena. thanks 61%

chen xiuhuan FTW... but no talking

At the end of a short flight of steps in Fort Siloso's Tunnel A Complex lies a submarine mine defence casement, which was used by British troops to prepare and inspect mines for defending Singapore's southern coast during World War II. While much of the complex - the fort's longest and largest tunnel - is accessible to the public, the casement, about the size of a Housing Board living room, has been off limits. But from later this month, some will be granted special access to it as part of events to mark the 79th anniversary of Singapore's fall. The Fort Siloso Rediscovery Tour, which features the casement, is one of 17 tours and programmes put together by the National Heritage Board (NHB) and NHB's Museum Roundtable members, citizen historians and heritage enthusiasts. This year's Battle for Singapore programme runs from Feb 20 to March 14, and aims to remind Singaporeans that the current pandemic is not the first and worst crisis that the country has had to face, said NHB director of international and museum relations Gerald Wee. Tour participants will also be granted special access to two other installations. The first is what is left of the former Siloso Pier and its neighbouring machine gun casement. The second is a coastal search light station, one of five serving the fort, and used by British troops to look out for enemy vessels, especially submarines. The lack of a paved path to the search light station means participants will have to descend a steep slope while holding on to safety ropes - one of several measures the Sentosa Development Corporation has introduced to ensure the station could be accessed. Those interested can sign up for the tours from noon today at www.museums.com.sg More information on the other programmes is available on the site.

sniff her fart gives you high cholesterol

thumb down. waste my 4 sec

Lol... Really ice cream uncle

Latest from Chomsky and his colleague Prof. Marv Waterstone at the University of Arizona...ordered my copy and I can't wait to read it!

Rabak sia... Cant stop... Play with fire...

Have leftover soup so I used it to fry noodle this morning for breakfast Ingredients Ready to cook Breakfast is ready

She help him extract his sai

I Minahs!

Wow sexpert

Ya poly ish good hunting ground