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jin heartwarming. 2 cag soulmates discussing congee together. so u 2 cags later meeting at the albert hawker jiak congee and then relax at nearby hotel 81????? really jin happy like tony and leslie.

As mentioned b4, @The_King's face rook rike my lao sai wahaha song boh BLAINLESS SAI BIN ONG

I got a message for Ceo & MTF!

u peasants diam diam, ok?????? my good friend sherman will ask his laopeh will pay the sgd3bln for him to redevelop, ok?????

Look like diarrhea but in white colour

It's time to pimp your regular morning pick-me-up. Because mixing black coffee with raw cacao powder, coconut milk, honey, cinnamon and maca powder will give you a potion that promises to boost your libido. Known as "sex coffee," it's a trendy beverage that's causing a buzz, even if it draws on some not-so-new beliefs. Forget about oysters, asparagus or ginseng if you want to get in the mood. These ingredients have long been touted as foods with aphrodisiac properties, but a much more comprehensive recipe has been stealing the limelight lately. Straight from the United States, "sex coffee" is, in fact, a combination of many ingredients that have long been said to stimulate desire, in particular, cacao and cinnamon. All sources describe roughly the same way of proceeding: start with a cup of very hot black coffee and mix in a spoon of raw cacao powder, two tablespoons of coconut milk, a tablespoon of honey, half a teaspoon of cinnamon and a teaspoon of maca powder. What's that? In the world of aphrodisiac foods, one new arrival here is maca powder. Native to South America, this superfood is composed of a cocktail of trace elements and minerals, such as zinc, selenium, vitamin B9, iodine and potassium. In its natural state, it is a plant of the Brassica family that grows only in the Peruvian Andes, at an altitude of more than 3,500 meters. The Peruvians have long claimed that it has aphrodisiac virtues, notably its capacity to boost testosterone levels. Although not scientifically proven, word even has it that maca powder can improve fertility by increasing the quality of sperm and eggs. A cup of Joe and off you go! Beyond the many ingredients in this concoction, coffee itself could supposedly boost your sex drive. Back in 2015, a study conducted by researchers from the University of Texas, published in the scientific journal Plos One, suggested that men who drink two to three cups of coffee a day are less likely to have erectile dysfunction. In detail, the consumption of 85 to 170 milligrams of caffeine could reduce the risk of experiencing erectile dysfunction by 42%. Don't overdo it though, since this drops to 39% if a partner has between 171 and 303 milligrams of caffeine. For women, coffee supposedly stimulates the brain, sending a signal that can stimulate arousal. However, this revelation may only apply to those who don't already drink coffee regularly. And any such conclusions should be approached with care, since the study conducted by Southwestern University in Texas was carried out in 2006 on a group of female rats... On TikTok, however, people are raving about the effect of caffeine when it comes to getting it on. The notion of coffee as a great sexual stimulant is such that a series of videos have been turning up the heat on the Chinese social network in recent weeks. Many young users have been filming themselves, cup in hand, to demonstrate their coffee's ability to boost their orgasms. It all started with a video of @cupofalexx_official, liked nearly 400,000 times, claiming to have increased the intensity by 50%. A claim which, of course, has not been scientifically verified... https://sg.style.yahoo.com/morning-coffee-morning-glory-sip-145012065.html

I demand a DNA test!!!!!

Dont know lah!! Some common small jiao!!

kgk xdd today go maxwell pretend to be atk mangala????? u ho bo or not????? why lately no more pretend to be sakti credit card manager at suntec liao????

https://www.misstamchiak.com/zhen-zhen-porridge/ Chiu oso rike to jiak zhop?

Pai Liao you become ss blue, your hand can even come out power

if pai liao, can limpeh transform into omicron??????

SOME owners at the sprawling Mandarin Gardens, which houses more than 1,000 units, are again eyeing an en bloc sale of the 99-year leasehold condominium as the market regains momentum. The mega development, near East Coast Park, formed a collective sale committee (CSC) on Sunday (Dec 5), and will soon select the committee chairman and other key positions, Lianhe Zaobao reported on Wednesday (Dec 8). Its previous attempt in 2018 came to naught when the CSC then failed to obtain enough signatures to launch a tender. That was despite the committee having increased the reserve price twice. It was raised from an initial S$2.48 billion to about S$2.79 billion when the CSC discovered that the 1.07 million square foot (sq ft) land parcel was undervalued by more than S$300 million, and later to around S$2.93 billion to persuade more owners to give their consent. If the deal had been successful, those eye-popping price tags would have made Mandarin Gardens the biggest en bloc transaction by dollar value in Singapore. However, when the collective sales agreement expired on Mar 24, 2019, it won the support of only 68 per cent of unit owners, less than the requisite 80 per cent mandate. The condominium's renewed en bloc bid this time round will thus tread a fine line between sweetening the reserve price sufficiently to garner support from more homeowners, and finding willing buyers for the big-ticket sale. In November 2018, The Business Times reported that market watchers were expecting interest from a consortium of developers - be it local or foreign - because it would likely be difficult for developers to take on such a hefty deal single-handedly. Lee Nai Jia, deputy director of the Institute of Real Estate and Urban Studies at the National University of Singapore, told Lianhe Zaobao this week that given the recent rise in private home prices, some Mandarin Gardens unit owners may now expect greater profits from the collective sale in order to purchase their next homes. Previously, with the final S$2.93 billion reserve price, the owners could have each received between S$1.9 million and nearly S$6 million, depending on the unit sizes, The Straits Times reported in 2019. The condominium's 1,017 units range from about 732 sq ft to 3,800 sq ft.

Why must post the word big big

Zhop kym

Miaa 317

If chiu r a xdd, let dis 2 aunty teachers teach chiu kym? @meng.huat @Homelander

can dont post these stupid ppl. renewables = expensive = i pay those that want to tell me protect the earth then pay my bill la. talk #@%$$^#^#

who stay there? why so greedy. this news say it all https://theindependent.sg/singaporeans-take-back-mandarin-gardens-from-indian-expats/

if not wrong, shld be in the mid 1980s. if talk abt ulu, jurong in the 1980s alrdy more developed than punggol liao. nb, punggol still have pig farms until the late 1980s. Towkay me remember going there as a small kgk to pick pigs for roasting b4 cny.

good job... i believe they also reciprocate your faithfullness.

Juz arcade games rah dkgk

this is then can no need wear condom ma