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Today go golden mile but duck rice closed knn so jiak lor mee n lim kopi with wife She impressed with the kopi too.

Clothing chain H&M expressed commitment to doing business in China, emphasizing that it is a “very important market” in the wake of nationalistic backlash from mainland Chinese consumers over the brand’s old comments about Xinjiang cotton production. “We are dedicated to regaining the trust and confidence of our customers, colleagues, and business partners in China,” the company wrote in on its website Wednesday. “By working together with stakeholders and partners, we believe we can take steps in our joint efforts to develop the fashion industry, as well as serve our customers and act in a respectful way,” it added. H&M’s statement comes about a week after comments from last year—in which the brand expressed concern over claims of forced labor in Xinjiang—resurfaced on social media platforms used in mainland China. Since then, netizens have threatened to boycott the retail chain, accusing it of “smearing China” and “spreading rumors.” Stores in some Chinese cities have even been shut by their landlords, Bloomberg reported, although it is unclear how long the closures will last. The statement, laden with middle-of-the-road PR speak, does not mention Xinjiang cotton or whether the company is procuring raw materials from the far-western Chinese region. In a post on its official Weibo page last Wednesday, H&M said it does not represent any political stance. Read more: Cantopop star Eason Chan severs relationship with Adidas after brand raises concerns over forced labor in Xinjiang The Swedish retailer is a member of the Better Cotton Initiative, a global sustainability program that said last October that it would pull out from Xinjiang due to reports about labor conditions and human rights abuses there. Other brands, including Nike, Adidas and Burberry, are also members of the initiative. They have faced similar backlash on Chinese social media. H&M has 505 stores across China. It opened its first outlet in the country in 2007 with a store in Shanghai.

Why all tiam tiam leh??? Am i the only one here who hasn't take the Shot??

don't forget to wrap the legs with soft material. if u ever whack ur shin on it....if the bed has no TNG sound, something else gonna TNG real bad.

Your aunty teacher has a special place in my heart too

Careful of garlic burn...i try eating raw garlic, the after burn quite bad on my chest...would recommend u eat in smaller chopped pieces if u want I ate by one clove

Btw jiak ABNN ya png kym

Yeah garlic is very good anti-oxidant...i think bitter gourd also good for kidney dude Last time i also jiak garlic after that the fart n poop stinks badly...so have to see occasion...if meet girl, better dun eat to prevent flatulent incidents

Your poop must stink

but tiagong ur atb gf have many other kgk bfs beside u. this long weekend, she spend with her other 3 bfs. wahahahahaha

Come share all your xia suay DIYs. Remember to make offline notes, @kokleong cannot keep the whole internet running when the grid goes down.

SINGAPORE DATA SHOWS ~16.6% OF POPULATION GOT FIRST VACCINE JAB Vaccination Data (as of 29 Mar 2021) https://www.moh.gov.sg/covid-19/vaccination Received First Dose Completed Full Vaccination Regimen Total Doses Administered 943,307 375,605 1,318,912 "*SINGAPORE DATA SHOWS ~16.6% OF POPULATION GOT FIRST VACCINE JAB"

A dispute broke out after a middle-aged woman allegedly threw sand at a female diner's face last Wednesday afternoon (March 31). The incident occurred at Ya Kun Kaya Toast's outlet at Raffles City shopping mall. A video posted online shows a young woman, who is clad in black, shouting at an older woman, who is wearing a green shirt, behind the eatery's counter. https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=166254222009514 The young woman can be heard hurling vulgarities and telling the other woman to "come out!" She is also heard yelling, "You dare to pour thing on me you don't dare to come out ah!" An employee wearing the Ya Kun uniform is seen trying to defuse the situation and speaking to the young woman's male companion. This led many netizens to mistakenly believe that the young woman had been verbally abusing Ya Kun's staff. However, a second video that subsequently surfaced online suggests that the older woman in green, who is not a staff member, had been the aggressor instead. https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=442096490221731 The older woman is seen coming out from behind the counter and trying to leave the scene, despite attempts by a security officer and Ya Kun staff to stop her. She can also be heard saying repeatedly, "You don't have the right to detain me, you know." A netizen, who identified himself as the young woman's male companion in the videos, said that they had been dining at Ya Kun when the older woman suddenly walked over to them. She reportedly threw sand at the younger woman's face and Ya Kun staff subsequently called the police. In response to a Stomp query, the police said they were alerted to a dispute at 252 North Bridge Road at 2.34pm. A 53-year-old woman was apprehended under Section 7 of the Mental Health (Care and Treatment) Act.

Chinese tech giants are expanding in Singapore as they face a crackdown at home and growing pressure in other key markets — but they may struggle to find talent in the city-state. Messaging-and-gaming behemoth Tencent is opening a hub and TikTok owner ByteDance is on a hiring spree after establishing a regional HQ, while e-commerce giant Alibaba is investing in property and recruiting. The tech firms are shifting their focus to booming Southeast Asian markets as authorities tighten the screws at home amid concerns about the platforms' growing power. Regulators have launched a blitz on the sector, hitting several firms with heavy fines, and threatening to slice up massive companies whose reach now extends deep into the daily lives of ordinary Chinese. Meanwhile, festering tensions between Washington and Beijing after an assault on Chinese tech titans during Donald Trump's presidency make the United States an unattractive prospect, and problems abound elsewhere. "Chinese tech companies are facing regulatory pressures and sanctions from governments in other countries, notably the US but also other nations such as India," Rajiv Biswas, Asia Pacific chief economist at IHS Markit, told AFP. India has banned a swathe of Chinese apps since a border clash last year, while the European Union and other Western powers recently imposed sanctions over China's treatment of the Muslim Uyghur minority, prompting retaliatory sanctions. But Singapore, a prosperous financial hub, maintains good ties with Beijing and the West, and tech firms have come to view it as a safe bet to expand their operations without upsetting either side. In the current climate of geopolitical uncertainty "Singapore is considered as a more neutral country", Chen Guoli, professor of strategy at the Singapore campus of business school INSEAD, told AFP. - Hiring spree - In addition, long-running turmoil in traditional rival Hong Kong may have dimmed its appeal, although observers stress other factors are likely more important. The influx of Chinese cash will be welcome in Singapore, whose economy has been hammered by the coronavirus and which is seeking to build itself up as a tech centre. It is already home to major offices of US tech titans Facebook, Google and Twitter, while ByteDance recently moved into bigger offices in the financial district, and has launched a hiring drive. Between September and February, a third of ByteDance's job postings were in Singapore, more than twice the ads it placed in China, with a focus on hiring specialised engineers, said Ajay Thalluri, an analyst with data and analytics firm GlobalData. Meanwhile, Alibaba last year bought a 50 percent stake in an office tower, where its e-commerce unit Lazada is the main tenant, while its affiliate, fintech giant Ant Group, won a licence to operate a wholesale digital bank in the city-state. Alibaba "is building teams in Singapore with significant key senior and mid-level job postings related to talent acquisition, product management, and legal compliance", said Thalluri. The e-commerce firm, co-founded by Jack Ma, has come under fierce pressure in China, with authorities pulling the plug on Ant's record initial public offering in November. - Talent crunch - ByteDance and Tencent, which announced its Singapore expansion plans in September, say they are primarily focused on growing their businesses in Southeast Asia, a booming region of 650 million, rather than avoiding tensions elsewhere. By building up their Singapore presence, the tech giants are hedging their bets in case frictions with the West hit a new nadir, analysts say. Chen of INSEAD said Chinese companies needed a "plan B" in case they had to separate their global and Chinese operations, in which case Singapore could become their international hub. However, a major challenge in expanding in the city, with a population of just 5.7 million, is recruiting workers with the correct skills. "Technology is developing and accelerating at a speed that far surpasses the supply of talent needed to scale," said Daljit Sall, senior director for information technology at the Singapore office of global recruitment firm Randstad. Singapore is trying to attract overseas talent, although that may cause unease in a country where there are already concerns about the large foreign population, while schools are offering courses to prepare youngsters for tech jobs. Nevertheless, "there still remains an urgent need to fill these skills gaps now", Sall said.

wai i super long time nv eat the Baking Chicken Packed in Clay

and the kumgongs still support blm celebrities. wahahahhahaha

wahahaha... snakes can trust?

Oh i tried this more then 13yrs ago when the boss has his own shop between SPC changi & the mosque along changi rd. At that time he was only selling his stuff + drinks. Prices was already like >$3.50 then. It was ok nia & his business not good! I saw he has a stall in Chinatown food st now. To me, Bedok 58 is much much better, but i havent ate there for 10yrs liao!

Jiak new kfc tango chicken. Nothing special

The Veteran has spoken!

its called superblock racking system or mezzanine racking system go google it. alot alot in sinkie land. can ask song song for afew quotes

Very creative. Do update on this project

Elegance is right. She has elegant presence

Basement level, behind curry noodles. Name is Kopi More. Is like nanyang kopi but with amdk machines

Diam diam rah kgk My aunty teacher will alwiz hv a special place in my heart rah... Naoadays the few times per mth when I play wif my xdd are when I fantasy her wahaha jin song

I mix with rice and giam...if eat just garlic raw, burn the throat and chest, didnt like the feeling

Near the cupcake shop at the corner...maybe your q the ppl order less...i q 20mins like move 1-2pax buay sai, need to go back office

i choose 2 not bad

SEOUL, April 5, 2021 — LG Electronics Inc. (LG) announced that it is closing its mobile business unit. The decision was approved by its board of directors earlier today. LG’s strategic decision to exit the incredibly competitive mobile phone sector will enable the company to focus resources in growth areas such as electric vehicle components, connected devices, smart homes, robotics, artificial intelligence and business-to-business solutions, as well as platforms and services. Current LG phone inventory will continue to be available for sale. LG will provide service support and software updates for customers of existing mobile products for a period of time which will vary by region. LG will work collaboratively with suppliers and business partners throughout the closure of the mobile phone business. Details related to employment will be determined at the local level. Moving forward, LG will continue to leverage its mobile expertise and develop mobility-related technologies such as 6G to help further strengthen competitiveness in other business areas. Core technologies developed during the two decades of LG’s mobile business operations will also be retained and applied to existing and future products. The wind down of the mobile phone business is expected to be completed by July 31 although inventory of some existing models may still be available after that. http://www.lgnewsroom.com/2021/04/lg-to-close-mobile-phone-business-worldwide/

The one lao uncker solo manage and long q one?

I did once...very malu, alone in the lift, i let go...then suay suay next floor, one indian lady come in...she cover her nose and gave me dirty look

sexbird spotted

Could be more than friends and can't stand the societal pressures.

theres a reason why blue label sells for sgd600-700 in ktvs. i usually take 1 blue label and 3 jim bean. mamasan happy and her girls very high for me to jiak. wahahahahhaha

Mapo can easily made wif premade sauce from NTUC..

If she ish chiur aunty boss, wld chiu wanna wfh? Wahaha

静静啦看公子别臭阿瓜啦

Need Prof @socrates469bc to compute

No prob! I also got hard core absinthe also if u like. "Stowaway" all the way from prague! Have u tried absinthe? Yah.... i also never lim that ATBs drink before! Next time, U become our master mixerlogist When i am invited to KTV by customers & i see those kum gong kia mix Blue label or royal salute with green tea or mixers! I What a waste!

tiagong ur bestie kgk xdd @HarrisY looking for a cai png buddy. both of u can go sexplore all the cai png hot spots in sgp, will be very happy together de.

u got fetish for warehouse? ur whole room will be logistics themed? don't forget put evergreen container vessel as TV console

Today finally got to replace my bottle broken cork! Use a wine cork to squeeze for the time being! Had a single shot on the rocks!