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  1. sorry but nothing unnatural was mentioned other than the location Could it be in Kelantan, location other than bedroom is unnatural?
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  2. Oh yeah...this pic i talking about... Those jugs make TPL looks like she haven't gone through puberty...
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  5. My guess will be Thanos infinity gauntlet for some good, old fisting
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  6. @ExTreMisTxxx @CannotTahanLiao
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  8. At a busy thoroughfare inside the European Parliament, passing politicians are now confronted with a grotesque and gilded vision of American power: an 8.5-foot-tall statue of President Donald Trump, naked but for a thin layer of 23-karat gold leaf. “Trump likes gold,” said Danish artist Jens Galschiøt, the statue’s creator, over the phone after it was unveiled Tuesday. “In a way, I think he would like this sculpture.” Titled “The Orange Plague,” the artwork has been installed in Strasbourg, France, the official seat of the European Parliament. The copper sculpture, also dubbed the “King of Injustice,” imagines the US president on the shoulders of a frail smaller figure. His thighs and sagging belly wrap tightly around the man’s head; his hands clutch at a long golf club and the scales of justice. “I am sitting on the back of a man,” reads the text on the statue’s plinth. “He is sinking under my burden. I will do anything to help him. Except step down from his back.” Danish artist Jens Galschiøt with his 23-carat-gold-leaf-covered sculpture of Trump sitting on the back of a frail man. Courtesy Jens Galschiøt For Galschiøt, the work symbolizes what he sees as the US president’s threats to the environment and the rules-based world order. “Trump is destroying all the things I believe in,” he said. This is not necessarily a rebuke from the European Union, but rather from Danish politician Per Clausen, who sponsored the exhibit. Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) are entitled to host displays on parliament grounds, though all exhibitions must be approved by officials. Parliamentary rules prohibit events or exhibitions deemed “offensive or of an inflammatory nature or contradictory to the values on which the Union is founded,” or those that “undermine the dignity of Parliament.” Permission is not tantamount to explicit endorsement of their contents. Nonetheless Galschiøt, who had feared the application would be rejected, considers the green-light to be a form of tacit approval from Europe’s parliamentarians. “I think a lot of American people say, ‘OK, this is our president, but he’s also ridiculous in a way.’ And I think most Europeans see him like that, too,” he said. Galschiøt is known for provocative political artworks including the “Pillar of Shame,” a memorial to victims of the Tiananmen Square massacre that was controversially removed from a Hong Kong university in 2021. He said his decision to depict Trump naked alludes to Hans Christian Andersen’s story “The Emperor’s New Clothes,” in which a vain emperor parades the city in the nude. “Dictators don’t like you laughing at them,” he explained. Galschiøt's “Pillar of Shame,” a memorial to victims of the Tiananmen Square massacre. Courtesy Jens Galschiøt The most recent temporary display is expected to remain on show until Thursday. It is accompanied by over 1,000 3D-printed miniatures of the sculpture, which are being made available to passersby as “protest tokens.” Clausen, the exhibition’s sponsor, is a member of Denmark’s socialist Red-Green Alliance party. Elected as an MEP in 2024, he is a member of The Left, a minority left-wing group representing around 6% of seats in the European Parliament. “I think we need to have a discussion about power in the world and how this power is used,” he said on the phone from Strasbourg. “The way Trump acts is a very, very big problem for people in Europe. I want to raise the discussion in Europe about how we can make our self-defense against Trump, and how can we make politics that is not dependent on him.” Aside from “some people from the extreme right wing,” Clausen said the response to the statue has been positive. “It’s very important that we in parliament have this opportunity to show things that not everybody agrees with.” Galschiøt has exhibited “The Orange Plague” in public several times before, including at the Munich Security Conference and last November’s COP30 UN climate conference in Brazil. He also plans to display it at COP31 in Antalya, Turkey next month. Trump is yet to comment on the artwork. The Trump sculpture is accompanied by over 1,000 3D-printed miniatures, which are being made available to passersby as “protest tokens.” Courtesy Jens Galschiøt A spokesperson for the European Parliament’s press service said via email that the exhibit was approved by the parliament’s quaestors, a cross-party group of MEP’s responsible for administrative matters. “Each MEP is entitled to sponsor two cultural events or exhibitions per parliamentary term in dedicated areas,” the statement added, adding that quaestors “assess the compliance with the rules in place.” In 2024, Galschiøt exhibited a model of his “Pillar of Shame” in front of the European Parliament building in Brussels as part of an exhibition of “forbidden art.” Then sponsored by another Danish MEP, Kira Marie Peter-Hansenm, the display took aim at Hong Kong and mainland China, where references to the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre are heavily censored. The artist drew parallels between his most famous work and his latest swipe at Trump. “This is about the powerful and the powerless, and in a way, the ‘Pillar of Shame’ is also that.” https://edition.cnn.com/2026/10/07/style/golden-naked-trump-statue-european-parliament
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  10. https://www.facebook.com/reel/1601290241478646 @ManOfTheHour
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  11. [SINGAPORE] Restaurant group Crystal Jade has closed four outlets in Singapore and issued termination notices to about 120 workers as part of a restructuring ahead of a proposed sale of the business. The four outlets – three Crystal Jade La Mian Xiao Long Bao restaurants at Bugis Junction, Toa Payoh and i12 Katong, as well as Crystal Jade GO at Oasis Terraces in Punggol – ceased operations on Oct 6. Advisory firm Kroll, whose representatives were appointed receivers over the holding companies of Crystal Jade’s Singapore and Hong Kong operations on Sep 29, said on Oct 7 that the restructuring measures identified for the Singapore business have been implemented. The move leaves Crystal Jade with nine operating outlets in Singapore and a workforce of about 210. Kroll said the workers whose services were terminated worked in the affected restaurants and certain corporate functions. The affected employees will receive their salaries up to their final day of employment, and restaurant staff will continue to serve their applicable notice periods and will be compensated according to their employment contracts. Kroll and Crystal Jade have been engaging the Food, Drinks and Allied Workers Union (FDAWU), an affiliate of the National Trades Union Congress, and other associations since Sep 30 to support affected employees. FDAWU general secretary Sankaradass S. Chami said: “FDAWU is heartened that we were approached to support affected union members and workers following the appointment of the receivers. “We know this will be a difficult and uncertain time for affected members, workers and their families. Our focus is to ensure that members and workers are treated fairly, kept informed and received the support they need and do not have to navigate this period of uncertainty alone.” The union is also working with NTUC’s Employment and Employability Institute (e2i) and employer partners to help affected workers access new employment opportunities, he added. As part of these efforts, FDAWU and NTUC’s e2i curated over 400 job opportunities across the food manufacturing, food services, hospitality, and wholesale and retail sectors, and engaged employer partners to conduct on-site interviews for affected workers during the communications exercise. Employer partners included Paris Baguette, Neo Group Bakery and Din Tai Fung. Representatives from FDAWU were present to assist affected union members, address their queries and provide guidance on available support schemes. In addition, care packs containing daily essentials and groceries were prepared for affected union members. Separately, the group’s central kitchen in Singapore, Crystal Jade Food Manufacturing, which operates outside the scope of the receivership, ceased operations on Oct 5. This decision was taken by the company’s management as part of the group’s broader restructuring efforts. The Kroll representatives do not expect further outlet closures in Singapore
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  12. @ManOfTheHour @ExTreMisTxxx her lips need some lipstick @Cybertan
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  13. Hong Kong actress Snowy Bai publicly confirmed that she is in a relationship with her 22-year-old foreign boyfriend in an October 2026 Instagram post that showed them visiting various places together. Also known by her real name Bai Yunfeng, the 38-year-old former TVB personality said in the post that she is born in 1988 and he is born in 2004. Bai pointed out, however, that their 16-year age gap did not hinder their relationship. "He's mature, and I'm childish," she wrote. She also shared that her boyfriend lives in Europe while she lives in Asia, and though he speaks German and she speaks Mandarin, their English is improving, Being in a cross-cultural relationship was tough, said Bai, adding that the couple had separated for a long time in between. She noted that despite the challenges they faced, they shared similar interests. Prior to this relationship, she was previously married to Hong Kong architect Kelvin Kong, Dimsum Daily reported. According to Sing Tao Headline, the five-year marriage eventually ended in divorce in 2021 due to factors such as Kong's family reportedly disapproving of her sharing "sexy photos" online. Kong reportedly once wrote that sexiness is her favourite thing, and it was something inherent in her. "Being yourself is the least shameful thing in the world."
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  15. KMT insisting on caning, planning to propose bill DISCORD: KMT lawmakers love caning, but would not use it for crimes such as offenses committed by legislators, major economic crimes or treason, a DPP lawmaker said By Hollie Younger / Staff writer, with CNA Add TT as Preferred Source The Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) plans to propose amendments to the Criminal Code to allow caning as a punishment for certain crimes, after a proposed caning referendum was vetoed by the Central Election Commission (CEC) last month, KMT Legislator Hung Meng-kai (洪孟楷) said yesterday. The party is proposing between three and 12 strokes as punishment for serious crimes, including drug driving that results in death or serious injury, child abuse resulting in death or serious injury, aggravated sexual assault and large-scale fraud, Hung said. The CEC reviewed the referendum proposal on caning on Aug. 28 and ruled that it did not meet the requirements of the Referendum Act (公民投票法). Chinese Nationalist Party legislators Hung Meng-kai, left, and Hsu Yu-chen hold placards at a news conference at the Legislative Yuan in Taipei yesterday. Photo: Lo Pei-de, Taipei Times KMT caucus deputy secretary-general Hsu Yu-chen (許宇甄) and Hung held a news conference at the KMT caucus on their bill. As the referendum was rejected, the party plans to submit the draft amendments to the legislature for discussion and review, Hung said. Caning would only be used for the most serious crimes and be handed out by the courts on a case-by-case basis and under strict guidelines, he said. Courts would consider the infringement of legally protected interests, the number of victims, the method of the offense, criminal proceeds, the perpetrator’s attitude after the crime and the risk of reoffending, he added. The draft amendments would propose that caning be used as a punishment for large-scale fraud convictions with sentences of at least three years in prison and involving proceeds of at least NT$5 million (US$156,976) or at least three victims, he said. The maximum would remain at 12 strokes even when multiple offenses are combined for sentencing, he said. Caning would not be used on anyone younger than 18 at the time of the offense, or 65 or older, and doctors would first conduct assessments and issue a written opinion. If a doctor determines that caning poses a serious health risk, it would be stopped immediately, he added. If caning cannot be carried out, it would be replaced by a prison sentence. Democratic Progressive Party caucus chief executive Chuang Jui-hsiung (莊瑞雄) said that KMT lawmakers “love caning,” but would not use it for crimes such as offenses committed by legislators, large-scale economic crimes or treason. In cases of sexual assault, the priority should be providing assistance to victims and prevention of such crimes, rather than corporal punishment, Chuang said. For aggravated fraud, focus should be placed on recovering victims’ losses and dismantling criminal organizations rather than assuming that caning would make criminal organizations disband or ensure that the money would be recovered, he added.
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  16. My gut feel is health officer inspect the bakery and purposely find issue summons unless give monies. Maybe bakery owner no monies or don't want give so much so he ask for that ...
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  18. Already many pro Israel videos on utube that seems to have all the rundown of details The plane lost its rudder So how did they steer to land on the runway And the plumber was the hero. He pull the plane from the dive. Sounds like Hollywood. Well it probably was. And it went well with the BB chap as it shows the Jews are he saviours So the standby pilots who must have landed the plane did not get any thanks. Guess NZlanders and the other chap is not newsworthy
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  19. Satanyahu frequently frames Israel—and himself—as a reactive victim of an existential, coordinated threat rather than an aggressor in the Gaza war. So cannot believe whatever that is said by them.
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  20. All sound very fishy to me If he has extremist views then why still hire him? I think all these suddenly come out now because US and Bibi want to use this for their own narrative The added twist is Saudi does not agree to release the co pilot to Israel. I think that is wise move because if they do then Mossad will find ways to tear his nails out and he will somewhere somehow claim it was some ISIS, Al Queda..... Wait I think now these are the good guys now. It will be the Iranian Horde that is the new enemy I also lost count who is the enemy the west is currently fixated on. P.S. So far no details of the incident from the Captain. It is all secondary info from people sitting in economy of on the ground. For some reason these people seem to know the most. I think these are the ones that gave their interview for a some voucher A pity in today's world there are no longer bipartisan people that can conduct this. If Americans, it will be the Ayatollah. If the Jews it will Muslims. If Europeans it will be what Fatso say. If third world then it will be who pays best. If China or Russia then it will be no fault found so as not to offend any group. If Singapore, we will punish to the fullest extent of the law. We will show our sharp elbow. We will ask fatso for advice. LOL
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  21. Time for Vacc lovers to up the jab score. Stay NE side for lower AQI
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  23. https://www.instagram.com/p/Dd8UuLZFIqa/ @ManOfTheHour @sTiCkY
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  24. Heng lo. Else they have to watch pilot served by 49 virgins in hell...
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  26. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/T2INMaVDI_E
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  27. https://www.instagram.com/reels/Db68GxHij4J/
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