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sheeesh tis pic damn irritating. i hate it. man’s face wif ladies’ hairstyle & twirling the hair

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Thank you KGK double post support. I know your admiration, 1 post is enough.

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not too bad in general. for authentic moonies, kindly refer to noob’s random sharing. or his dp

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@Huat Zai @ManOfTheHour @classyNfabulous @CannotTahanLiao @canot_lidat_lah @noobmaster ish almost sexposed her pale armpit pores in close proximity!!!!!!!! https://www.mewatch.sg/watch/Dark-Angel-(NC16)-E11-318606 40 minute

Dona Manis Cake Shop is popular among foodies and easties for its old-school, affordable banana pies and chocolate tarts. It has been successfully operating from the basement of the retro Katong Shopping Centre since 1992. But recently, there’s been a controversial new development. Another similar bakery called Auntie Peng Banana Pie, has opened right next door. And it sells almost identical bakes at the same prices. Like Dona Manis, Auntie Peng Banana Pie is a no-frills takeaway bake shop - most of the space is dedicated to the kitchen, with a small display counter in front. There are also photos pasted on the glass doors advertising its signature bakes, alongside a blown-up shot of Mdm Soh and her husband. 1of7 Auntie Peng, co-founder of Dona Manis, opened rival shop on 9 April As it turns out, Auntie Peng Banana Pie is run by Mdm Soh Tho Lang (who goes by “Auntie Peng”), 74, and her family who all used to work at Dona Manis next door (Mdm Soh as the baker, her hubby and kids as kitchen assistants). In fact, up until she left, Mdm Soh’s son, Tan Ee Hsing, 48, tells 8days.sg that she was the shop’s sole baker and co-founder. She had set up Dona Manis together with the late Mr Tan Tieow Teong back in 1992, but officially left the business at the start of April this year, before opening Auntie Peng Banana Pie on 9 April. Mr Tan passed away last October. 2of7 Netizen’s comments on a Facebook post No, Dona Manis’ new owner did not ‘kick’ Auntie Peng out While details are unclear, there’s speculation online surrounding Mdm Soh’s departure from Dona Manis. On a Facebook post on a foodie group about Auntie Peng Banana Pie, a netizen writes that Mdm Soh left Dona Manis because “the founder passed on and left the business to his daughter, but she kicked Auntie Peng out”. When 8days.sg asked Ee Hsing about this, he declined to comment, but insists “there’s no bad blood” between the two businesses. 8days.sg didn’t manage to speak to Mdm Soh, who Ee Hsing says isn’t very phone-savvy. Dona Manis’ owner, Esther Tan, 69 (daughter of the late Mr Tan), similarly clarifies that there’s no drama with Mdm Soh, and firmly denies kicking her out. “She was not an employee, she was a partner with my dad. I saw people online saying that I kicked her out - I thought 'no way, you can’t kick out a partner so easily!' What she told me [before she left Dona Manis] was that she wanted to retire, so I said okay,” she shares with 8days.sg. 3of7 Auntie Peng and Dona Manis are right next door to each other Why did Auntie Peng leave Dona Manis? When Mdm Soh opened the new bakery next door, Esther admits that she was surprised. “I didn’t know until they already rented the shop. In my mind, I thought she wanted to retire, but she now says that her son wants to take over [her biz eventually]”. 4of7 Mdm Soh aka 'Auntie Peng' and her husband Ee Hsing notes that his mum is now in fact semi-retired. Their new shop is basically a family business that he and his sister will take over eventually. Mdm Soh has trained them both to bake the banana pies. So why did Mdm Soh really leave Dona Manis? Ee Hsing shares some details with 8days.sg off the record - let’s just say it’s probably not a personal issue between his mother and Esther, but a classic case of differences in business goals. 5of7 Is Mdm Soh the only person with the OG banana pie recipe? While he declines to comment on the true reason for the split, Ee Hsing does share that Mdm Soh is the creator of Dona Manis’ famous recipes, adding that “what Dona Manis is selling now is not [using] the same recipe, ’cos the original recipe belongs to my mum.” Currently, Ee Hsing and his sister bakes all the pies at her new shop under Mdm Soh’s supervision. Esther, on the other hand, claims to also be in possession of the aforementioned OG banana pie recipe. “She [Mdm Soh] did come up with the recipe, it’s true,” she admits. However, she adds: “My dad did share the recipe with me, and I just improved on it”. Whoa. 6of7 Auntie Peng’s son says their pies taste different from Dona Manis’ Ee Hsing clarifies that while “it’s possible that Mr Tan gave her the recipe, the fact is that the banana pies taste different”. He explains: “Everybody can have a recipe - just go to YouTube, and it’ll teach you how to make a [copycat] Dona Manis banana pie. The only thing is - can you make it taste the same as ours, which captured so many people’s hearts and taste buds?” But he laughs it off and says: “It’s an open market, anybody can sell anything. Whose banana pies will capture more people’s taste buds? It used to be my mum’s [at Dona Manis], now there’s one more version to try - isn’t that a good thing also?” 7of7 Late co-founder Mr Tan at Dona Manis Cake Shop On setting up shop next to Dona Manis Both Aunty Peng Banana Pie and Dona Manis sell pretty much the same items, with both shops’ banana pies going for $33 for a whole pie (10 slices); $3.30 a slice, and their chocolate tarts similarly costing $6 for five pieces. Isn’t it awkward for both rival businesses to be located right next to each other? Ee Hsing notes that this wasn’t exactly an intentional decision. “We did not originally plan to [open our biz next to Dona Manis], but it just so happened our unit used to belong to ice cream shop Humble Scoop, which closed down. So we decided to take over the unit,” he explains. He adds: “We didn’t take it up immediately but three months later, it’s as if the shop [space] was waiting for us”. Meanwhile, Esther admits that while she was initially “surprised when [Auntie Peng Banana Pie] appeared next to us”, she goes on to say: “It’s okay, people can go to whichever shop they want to buy from, there’s enough room for the banana pies to go around”. Auntie Peng Banana Pie is at #B1-92 Katong Shopping Centre, 865 Mountbatten Rd, S437844. Open Mon - Sat 9am - 6pm; Sun 9am - 3pm. Tel: 8088 9639. More info via Facebook.

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As revenge, she can urine on my face

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is dat so? nvm i will just focus on wat is posted, dun care abt the orig version currrently very buang face is all i knw

A Frenchman who tried to stop a deadly stabbing rampage at a Sydney mall has been promised an Australian visa. Damien Guerot was labelled a hero after footage of him confronting knifeman Joel Cauchi with a bollard during Saturday's attack went viral. Joel Cauchi killed six people and injured 12 others before he was shot dead by a police officer. The attack in Bondi, which police say seems to have targeted women, has horrified the nation. Amid the outpouring of grief around the country this week, there has also been a push to secure Mr Guerot - whose visa reportedly expires in a month - the right to stay in the country. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has said he will make sure Mr Guerot - who has been dubbed by some as "Bollard Man" - has no issue renewing his visa. "I say this to Damian... you are welcome to stay for as long as you like," he said in a press conference on Tuesday. "This is someone who we would welcome becoming an Australian citizen, although that would of course be a loss for France. We thank him for his extraordinary bravery." Knifeman rampaged through Sydney mall as shoppers ran for their lives Sydney stabbings: Who were the victims? The scene of Mr Guerot in a white T-shirt confronting Cauchi on an escalator has been broadcast around the globe. The video shows him wielding a plastic pole to ward him off. Mr Guerot says he and a friend and fellow Frenchman, Silas Despreaux, both construction workers, had just launched into action without thinking - acting on pure adrenalin. Supplied Damien Guerot has been praised as a "true hero" for his actions "We just saw him coming... we were thinking, 'We need to try to stop him'," Mr Guerot said in an interview with Australian TV network Channel Seven on Sunday. Cauchi then turned and fled back down the escalator, with the pair in hot pursuit. "We tried to maybe throw the bollard to him but we couldn't [get him]," Mr Guerot said. Grabbing a chair, he sprinted after Cauchi on the next level down. At that point, a police officer was also on Cauchi's tail, and the men directed Inspector Amy Scott to her target. As he lunged at her with the knife, she shot him dead. French President Emmanuel Macron praised Mr Guerot and Mr Despreaux as "true heroes" for their actions. "Very great pride and recognition," he wrote on social media. 'Hero' who took on killer describes Sydney attack The pro-Kremlin troll and the false Sydney attack claims Police are now investigating how and why Cauchi, who is from the state of Queensland, committed such violence. He had lived itinerantly for several years and was first diagnosed with a mental illness at 17, Queensland Police have said. New South Wales Police on Monday said it seems "obvious" that he targeted women, who make up five of the six people killed. The attack - at one of the country's biggest and most popular shopping centres - has shocked Australia, where mass killings are rare. Flags across the nation have been lowered, the sails of the Opera house lit up in a tribute to the victims, and crowds of mourners have flocked to Bondi Junction to leaving flowers, teddy bears and cards. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-australia-68814812

ya laaa moth is right.

I think more of sighing at noob’s bad taste as the moonie fan

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TVB actress Jessica Liu (廖慧儀), 27, recently took to Instagram to share a pee-culiar experience at the Hong Kong Sevens rugby tournament. The last time the Miss Hong Kong 2020 contestant was at the event was during the pandemic. Then she recalled how bummed she felt when she saw the stadium filled with empty seats. "This year I'm watching Rugby 7s again and it's the last time they're having it here at the Hong Kong Stadium. I don't know if this is considered being back in its prime, but I finally know how great it feels to see the Rugby 7s game packed with people," she said. What she didn't expect was for the crowd to get so unruly, people started pouring cups of beer — or at least that's what Jessica hoped — down the stands. "We all looked like we were hit by water balloons and were soaked. (But when I saw that the beer did not foam while flowing down, I didn't dare to think about what it actually is)," she recounted. In case you're wondering, Jessica was talking about urine. Yucks. https://www.todayonline.com/8days/tvb-star-jessica-liu-thinks-someone-poured-urine-her-rugby-tournament-2402276?cid=internal_mcdrecs_17042024_tdy&inid=today_popular_tab#mdcrecs_s

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Old airpok rah Y neber add png rike a dskk? Whhh

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