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20K can buy many tenga eggs... luut until kkj drop...

A restaurant and a customer recently got into a heated argument after the latter was allegedly told if she "can't afford then don't eat". The reason for this? She bought a set meal coupon meant for four diners and wanted to bring two extra children along. The woman had purchased the coupon, which offered a discounted price of $59.68 instead of the usual price of $116 at San Guo Kao Yu, through Fave. As the coupon did not indicate that only four people could use the deal, the woman wanted to make a booking for four adults and two kids, reported 8World. When she called the restaurant on March 19, a male employee explained that the four-person set meal was only meant for four diners. "But the platform didn't state that," the woman told 8World. "I didn't know before I bought the coupon." The staff explained that there were limited seats in the restaurant. If they were to allow large groups to dine in and each group were only to order a four-person set meal, it would negatively affect business. As such, the woman recounted, the staff asked her to pay an additional $10 per extra diner. The mention of additional charges left her confused, so she called again afterwards and spoke with the manager. After explaining the situation to the manager, the other allegedly uttered: "Can't afford then don't eat." This ticked off the customer who ranted: "This isn't about the money, this is about his attitude. I just wanted to make a reservation." A female employee clarified with 8World that the eatery indeed had a dining policy where the four-person set meal could only be served to a group of four. Groups with more than four diners could choose between ordering additional dishes or paying an additional $10 per extra head. Meanwhile, the manager admitted to scolding the customer, but explained that it was because she had accused the restaurant of "taking her money". "Only when the customer dines at the shop does Fave give us the money that was paid," he said. "All she did was calling us to ask. We haven't even charged her, so how can she say we're taking her money?" "Whenever customers ask how many people can come and dine, we'd always hope they would order more dishes instead," he said. He claimed the woman was informed of the options as well. However, the woman said she was not offered such a choice and the employee who first answered her call had insisted that she paid the additional charges. According to the manager, the restaurant had asked Fave to indicate the dining policy in the coupons' terms and conditions when the deal was first launched. He hoped the platform would quickly rectify the situation to prevent similar incidents from happening. The deal's terms and conditions have not been updated at the time of writing. In the meanwhile, the customer warned other users would pay more attention to the fine print of such deals and advised them to clarify the details with restaurants before buying the coupons.

There are yakuza run onsens that have some timings strictly for "private events"

SINGAPORE — A 27-year-old man who had graduated from the National University of Singapore (NUS) returned to the university campus to illegally enter the hostel room of a girl whom he followed on social media and steal a vibrator. Chua Chang Rong later returned the vibrator he had stolen by trespassing into her hall and room. He also began to harass her through a Telegram chat, offering to be her "friend with benefits" and to "pleasure" her. Chua pleaded guilty to one count each of theft, criminal trespass and harassment on Tuesday (23 March). One more count of a criminal trespass will be taken into consideration for sentencing. District Judge Teoh Ai Lin called for a Mandatory Treatment Order suitability report to assess Chua's suitability for the sentencing option, which would have him receive mental health treatment in lieu of jail time. Chua got to know about the girl, who is in her 20s, when he was still a student at NUS. He started following her on Instagram as he found her attractive. He found out that she resided in a hall within NUS through her Instagram updates. The two did not know each other personally. The victim and her hall cannot be named due to a gag order. Trespassed when victim was overseas From 30 December 2018 to 13 January 2019, the victim travelled overseas and posted about her travels on Instagram. Sometime between 3 and 9 January 2019, Chua entered the hall she stayed in by tailgating a student who had access to the building. Based on his previous experience of staying in an NUS hostel, the accused knew that most students did not lock their room doors and they left their names on their doors. After looking around the hostel, he found the victim’s room marked with her name – it was unlocked. He entered and sifted through her personal belongings, including clothing and lingerie. In one of her drawers, he found a pink vibrator and felt sexually aroused. He stole the $40 item. After the victim returned from her travels, she was unable to find the vibrator but assumed that she had simply misplaced it. On 18 July 2019, Chua decided to return the vibrator to the room. He saw that she had uploaded an Instastory of herself at work at 10am. At around 11.29am, he trespassed into the hall and rummaged through the girl's belongings again. He saw that she had two new vibrators and fiddled around with them. He also photographed them. He placed the pink vibrator into the same box as the other two. Contacted victim through Telegram On 22 July 2019 at around 10pm, Chua felt sexually aroused thinking about how he had entered the victim’s room and looked through her belongings. He decided to message the victim on Telegram via a secret chat after searching for her Instagram handle. He identified himself as Bobby. In the messages, Chua told the victim that he had returned her sex toy as he “wanted to surprise (her)”. He also texted that he noticed she bought new sex toys. When the victim asked him who he was, Chua simply said, “Before you block me, I want to propose something for you (:” He asked if she wanted to be "friends with benefits", saying that he could help pleasure her since he "already (knew her) dirty little secret”. “And now you know mine :)... We can get to know each other real wellllll....," he texted. He added, “Don’t ignore me :(... I’m the only one you can talk to about this”. The victim did not reply to the messages, and Chua later deleted most of them. The victim was alarmed by texts and afraid that he had entered her room. She informed NUS campus security, who reviewed the CCTV footage covering the walkway outside the victim’s room and spotted a man entering her room on 18 July 2019 at around 11.29am. She later lodged a police report. Chua's lawyer Raphael Louis said that his client was ashamed for what he did and took a lot of time to reflect on what he did. He has since gone for five sessions of counselling. A private psychiatrist had deemed that Chua had fetishistic disorder. An Institute of Mental Health psychiatrist diagnosed Chua with adjustment disorder with depressed mood, with a high sex drive with possible paraphilia. Chua will return to court on 7 May.

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this tiong uncle gave a very good insight into what lies in wait for tiongland's financial system. wahahahhahahahha

SINGAPORE — Antibodies that protect against Covid-19 wane at different rates, lasting mere days in some individuals but remaining in others for decades, a Singapore study has found. The findings by scientists from Duke-NUS Medical School, the National Centre for Infectious Diseases (NCID) and the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*Star) Infectious Diseases Labs show that not everyone who has recovered from Covid-19 is immune from reinfection. And if immunity provided via vaccines wanes like naturally-produced antibodies from a past infection, then annual vaccinations could be necessary to prevent future outbreaks of Covid-19. Highlighting these in a press release on Wednesday (March 24), Duke-NUS, NCID and A*Star said the research was important for policymakers planning vaccination programmes and pandemic exit strategies. But they added that further studies would be needed to clarify the findings as vaccine programmes are rolled out. The study was published in international medical journal The Lancet Microbe on Tuesday. READ ALSO HSA begins review of Sinovac Covid-19 vaccine for use in Singapore, asks Chinese firm for more data The researchers followed 164 Covid-19 patients in Singapore for up to nine months, analysing their blood for neutralising antibodies — the proteins responsible for defending cells from Covid-19 pathogens. Data collected from these patients at the six-month mark was used to establish a machine learning algorithm that allowed the scientists to predict how the protective antibodies wane over time. At nine months, data was collected from the patients again to validate the predictions. The findings suggested that the antibodies’ longevity can vary greatly, and it is important to monitor this at an individual level, said Professor Wang Linfa from Duke-NUS’ Emerging Infectious Diseases Programme, who is a corresponding author of the study. “This work may have implications for immunity longevity after vaccination, which will be part of our follow-up studies,” said Prof Wang. Besides studying neutralising antibodies, the study also looked at patients’ T-cell immunity. READ ALSO Moderna Covid-19 vaccine to be used at 4 new vaccination centres from March 17 T-cells are a type of white blood cell that works with antibodies to eradicate pathogens such as the Sars-CoV-2 virus that causes Covid-19. The researchers found that individuals may still be protected from Covid-19 if they have robust T-cell levels, even if their level of neutralising antibodies is low. Associate Professor David Lye, Director of the Infectious Disease Research and Training Office at NCID, who is also a corresponding author of the study, said the presence of T-cell immunity provides hope of longer-term protection against Covid-19. More studies and time for epidemiological and clinical evidence are required to confirm this, he added.

If the kgk ish xdd den ish kinky wahaha But ish yang unker so bky

this is to warn all you KGK and KGB dont anyhow post updates to social media... we know where you were... with some delicate planning, many things are possible...

Went back to jiak western with new colleague

再喝红毛大只咖啡 看公子们今天吃什么呢?

Don't know how do you end up there, hope everything if fine. Farrer Park Hospital

satki liao loh wahahahha call backup now even with additional gifs riaos. glad to c tomy biz picking up after mid of March. managed to bling kgk go jiak koma to make him coma. why coma lei u may ask... rook carefully at the background. KGK kenna punished jiak white rice while tomy and the atbs jiak sushi rolls.

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Breaking news. Pentagon will release secret findings of UFO on June the 1st 2021

i suggest this wayu at $20 bot A5 but good enought for low ses like us

Our Senpai wont be so "hungry to eat lao bao". They have fresh, tender & atbxmm to zhut zhut, we are not their chai! I will just stick to my "food court" & regular market place (Emmanuelle), those Waygu 5+ is not for my daily consumption!

later they come in make us into human bao

I think the able bodied ones did most of their own stunts, and the fight scenes are probably all real movements, just sped up to keep it realistic and exciting. Definitely one of the better live action movie series around.

If they are your daddy then u ask loh! If they are your Seng siong boss then u have some chance! Any other then that, i wont even think lah! When u have "no expectations u have no disappointment"! Just expect to depend on myself!

Blackmail attempt failed. His dreams of reenacting his favourite JAV scenes gone. No sympathies though. Clearly KG.

Senpai @socrates469bc & @Yamato are high net worth individuals! Their level is "Choochoolonggong" (cant spell that top uni name) Uni sugar babes! They go for Caviar & truffles. I low ses one, can only afford pumpkin seeds! Pai seh! p.s dont unfriend me hor!

fiscal sustainability vs dollar confidence. unfortunately, small economies needs fiscal sustainability to maintain economic confidence while large economies with their large industrial prowess has inherent economic confidence.

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in summary, the vaccines dont work. btw, the most important aspect is whether any of the participants were exposed to wuhan to show that the vaccines even work in the first place. song bo, vaccine kgks?????? wahahahahahhaha

Today i jiak the happy chef chicken chop...ok can eat...never see cordon bleu, sinful cause cheesy?

crap stats they never collect data from third world countries

Yeah went back there to jiak today...colleagues jio

Happy Chef honey chicken?

Can already boss, thank you~

yes naked go in wash yourself and dip nobody gives a fuck if you got kkj or not

Nothing beats Shanghai uncle

People getting killed by guns are just collateral damage compared to the billions they earned from selling guns

SINGAPORE – Nightlife and lifestyle brand Zouk Group will introduce an Asian hawker-inspired food hall concept with street food and cuisines from around the world to Resorts World Las Vegas, the Strip’s new integrated resort opening this summer. Named Famous Foods Street Eats, the food hall is said to be an interactive 24,000-square-foot street food destination, boasting 16 diverse food stalls from top chefs and restaurateur – and the only destination in the US with the most Michelin Plate and Bib Gourmand recognised concepts under one roof. In addition, Famous Foods will feature a vibrant 16-seat center bar and a picturesque speakeasy hidden within the depths of the food hall. Zouk Group’s Executive Chairman Hui Lim and Chief Executive Officer Andrew Li not only took inspiration from traditional hawker centres, but also recruited from them – bringing Asia’s top food hawkers to the US under one roof. Lim & Li travelled throughout Asia to taste test the different hawker cuisines and curated a selection of food stalls for Famous Foods. Resorts World Neon Bar. (PHOTO: Zouk Group) The fun and energetic space, located right off the casino floor, is designed to offer an array of Instagrammable moments for a new-age dining experience, featuring vibrant neon signs and trinkets, and an open seating area with floor-to-ceiling views of the iconic Las Vegas Strip. Famous Foods will also feature two commissioned art pieces by Red Hong Yi, a popular Chinese-Malaysian contemporary artist known for her mixed media interpretations. Anchoring the space will stand a 10-foot tall Lucky Cat sculpture made entirely of gold coins, while a distinct eight-tonne mural made of 18,000 tea bags welcomes guests upon arrival. “Famous Foods will transport guests to an authentic Asian hawker market - an experience that’s never been replicated in the U.S.,” said Andrew Li, Chief Executive Officer of Zouk Group. “After months of planning and carefully curating the perfect mix of partners, Zouk Group is thrilled to be able to unveil this special culinary concept to the city of Las Vegas, and equally as excited to bring it to the Strip’s most anticipated new resort.” “The addition of Famous Foods to Resorts World Las Vegas’s culinary portfolio will bring a completely new kind of tasting experience to the Strip,” said Bart Mahoney, Resorts World Las Vegas Vice President of Food & Beverage. “We look forward to welcoming many of these concepts to the U.S. for the first time and offering a truly unique dining lineup inspired by Asia’s rich history, lifestyle and culture.” Yahoo Lifestyle SEA has reached out to Zouk Group for comment. Chicken rice from Boon Tong Kee. (PHOTO: Zouk Group) Stalls include: Asian Stalls Ah Chun Shandong Dumpling – Serving traditional Shandong dumplings and hand-pulled noodle dishes made fresh daily, earning the Au Chun restaurant the Michelin Guide’s Bib Gourmand recognition from 2013 to 2021. Boon Tong Kee – With recipes originating in Singapore’s Chinatown in 1979, the Boon Tong Kee food stall at Famous Foods will serve its traditional Hainanese chicken rice, featuring poached tender chicken paired with rice cooked in chicken broth. Fuhu Shack – Fuhu Shack is a casual outpost of Zouk Group and Resorts World’s vibe dining restaurant, Fuhu, serving up a western reinterpretation of one of China’s most desired dishes with Peking Duck Burritos. Geylang Claypot Rice – Founded over 40 years ago and one of Singapore’s favourite claypot eateries, Geylang Claypot Rice earned a Michelin Plate in 2016 and will serve up traditional Southeast Asian rice dishes slowly cooked in traditional claypots with a variety of savoury ingredients. Googgle Man’s Char Kuey Teow – Using traditional charcoal-fired stoves, Chef Ah Guan ensures that every strand of noodle is expertly fried to produce a smoky aroma called ‘wok hei’ or ‘dragon’s breath.’ The Char Kuey Teow food stall will serve rice and egg noodles delicately fried with fresh seafood, vegetables and more - a popular comfort food for many across parts of Southeast Asia. Pepita’s Kitchen – Creator and owner of Pepita’s Kitchen, Dedet de la Fuente (or ‘Lechon Diva’ as she’s affectionately known) quickly made her mark on Manila’s local food scene with her exclusive 12-course private degustation dinners featuring her stuffed lechon creations that are commonly frequented by stars such as Martha Stewart, Anthony Bourdain and Adam Richman. Pepita’s Kitchen food stall will offer a sampling of the Lechon Diva’s delectable lechon staples. Springleaf Prata Place – A family-themed concept from Singapore, Springleaf Prata Place offers authentic cuisine from South India. Roti canai masters use generational family recipes, earning the restaurant a Michelin Plate and the distinguished recognition as the Michelin Guide’s only roti canai eatery. The Springleaf Prata Place food stall will serve delicious staples including Chicken Curry and Teh Tarik, a frothy, hot milk tea commonly enjoyed in Singapore. Ten Suns Braised Beef – A legendary, family-run Thai beef noodle shop located in Bangkok Old Town that received a Bib Gourmand recognition from the Michelin Guide in 2019, 2020 and 2021. Tiger Sugar – The Taiwanese bubble tea shop, best known for their famous Black Sugar Boba Milk, brings their signature syrup-streaked drinks to the Las Vegas Strip featuring a menu of cold black tea varieties. Streetbird crispy burger. (PHOTO: Samuelsson Group) Western Stalls Streetbird Las Vegas – Streetbird Las Vegas is James Beard Award-winning Chef Marcus Samuelsson’s love letter to one of America’s favourite foods: fried chicken. Streetbird Las Vegas will highlight Samuelsson’s take on comfort food classics including his famous Sweet & Spicy Fried Chicken, Hot Honey Chicken & Waffle, Wild Wild Wings, and Mac ’n Greens. Kuru Kuru Pa Yakitori – Created by DJ Steve Aoki and his restaurateur brother Kevin Aoki, this Japanese and anime-inspired concept will feature a variety of yakitori, kushiyaki and yaki onigiri along with a selection of signature drinks and mochi. Mozz Bar by James Trees – An Italian food counter from James Beard Award finalist James Trees of Las Vegas favourite Esther’s Kitchen offering fresh mozzarella and burrata, housemade bread, small bites and signature sandwiches including chicken and eggplant parmesan. Blood Brothers BBQ – A critically acclaimed Houston hotspot that will serve up classic Texas barbecue with the occasional Chinese and Vietnamese twist. Nori Bar – Nori Bar offers an authentic sushi experience, including our signature made-to-order handrolls and sashimi using high-quality ingredients, warm seasoned rice, chilled seafood and crisp nori along with a menu of eclectic sakes, matcha green tea, seasonal teas and Japanese beer – all on tap. Famous Foods Center Bar – A high-energy 16-seat center bar featuring an innovative self-pour and automated beer system that will offer a rotating selection of dozens of beers from around the world, along with cocktails and wines, all on tap. Here Kitty Kitty Vice Den – An elegantly grunge speakeasy discreetly tucked away offering guests a laidback hangout and an expertly crafted mixology program. Additional food and beverage concepts opening at Resorts World Las Vegas will be announced in the coming weeks.

it will serve us instead of @socrates469bc

Btw chiur atb gf n her frens 挂网 one right? Sic her ad ah let mi dis xdd beo a bit nia wahaha

No worries! I know u need time to install a Jacuzzi! I will try to ask Boss @Yamato if i can borrow some ahem social ambassadors for us!

@xsianx kor kor is rite, kgb @Chestnut is always there for kgk xdd. whenever kgk xdd gets pawn by us or feel sad becos of unrequited love for atb gf, kgb will be the one to defend and provide u with comfort. kgk xdd must learn to appreciate kgb or else she leaves u for a better kgk.

Diam diam rah kgb ah sohs, alwiz jjww de same ting buay sianz meh Dis Tomy oso buay tahan liao @Chestnut

Yeah what i like was the fighting scenes are realistic and more practical effects than cgi...the one in the village where kenshin fought like 50 thugs was very good

They kept the general plot but did a very good rewrite so that it works for the big screen. Plus the fighting is flashy but not over the top.