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60th anniversary of Old Master Q Lao Fu Zi exhibition now on at Temenggong Road colonial house From Jul. 21-27, 2024. Are you a fan of Old Master Q (Lao Fu Zi) and Big Potato (Da Fan Shu)? You're in luck. As 2024 marks the 60th anniversary of Old Master Q 老夫子 manhua ("comic" in Chinese), an exhibition featuring original drawings by the artist has been put together in Singapore for the public from Jul. 21 to 27, 2024. Held at a colonial house at 28 Temenggong Road, visitors will get to see original works created by the manhua's original creator, the late Alfonso Wong (王泽), whose pen name is Wong Chak. Old Master Q's longevity The public will also catch a glimpse of newer works by second-generation Old Master Q artist, Joseph Wong, who is Alfonso Wong's eldest son. Joseph Wong still continues to create new volumes, having taken over the creation of new comics since 1995. This makes the Old Master Q series Asia’s oldest comic still in publication. The comic strip first appeared in newspapers and magazines in Hong Kong on Feb. 3, 1962, and was later serialised in 1964. In 1964, the first issue of "Old Master Q and Mr Chin" comic book was published. It was very popular due to is offbeat humour and simplicity. It soon became a beloved series among Chinese readers worldwide. There are some 30,000 pages of short comics published to date. While each comic is typically produced as short strips of four, six, eight, 10 or 12 panels that play off absurd premises, they can also feature many more frames to capture the joys and sorrows of contemporary society. The jokes sometimes even end in non-sequitur punchlines, which occasionally feature supernatural elements, such as ghouls and aliens. Details of exhibition Organised by Temenggong Artists-In-Residence, the exhibition will be open to the public for a one-week period from 12pm to 6pm sharp. It is closed on Jul. 22 for one day. The current artist, Joseph Wong, appeared in a talk on Sunday, Ju; 21 from 2pm to 4pm. Temenggong Artists-In-Residence, founded by Singapore artist Henri Chen KeZhan, is a private non-profit charitythat manages art residency programmes and provides free arts exhibitions and events. Where: 28 Temenggong Road, Singapore 098775 When: Jul. 21-27, 2024, from 12pm-6pm Top photos by Mothership & Google Maps

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Lunch at tpy central finally try this shop heard many good things. Very ky @Cybertan @classyNfabulous @noobmaster

drowning to tis cag lifeguard at the beach

Kgk unker, I see chiu werk so hard as janitor at Marina One from 12pm to 12am so poor ting, I treat chiu 1 session of dis kym?

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https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/tray-return-robots-food-courts-cleaners-4488006 The robots eventually began breaking down and the cost of repairing them was enough to pay for more cleaning staff, said the manager, who did not want his name or company published as he was not authorised to speak to the media. die die dont wanna give higher pay to human cleaner

Delicious dinner. Again recommended by my TPY kakis Duck, charsiew and soy chicken. Serving is more but i ate some to try @Cybertan @noobmaster @classyNfabulous

no sure thing in life other than death and taxes. people say put in milo tin under your bed then it catches fire because some Ah Beng charges his PMD upstairs. people say should invest in stocks. then the stock uplorry like Hyflux. people say put into FD or just leave in bank then bank uplorry and you are only covered to 75K. people then say put into CPF then you uplorry before 65. I say gamble a bit won't die if you don't overdo it. It keeps your hopes up and gives you some reason to live. But of course, if you have a stash of blue pills like @The_King or a harem like @socrates469bc or a stash of QYF pictures like @ManOfTheHour or you always like people's posts like @chamfer and many more here then, just do what pleases you. Money is yours and you choose how to spend it. I see many old people with a lorry of numbers in the queue and I tell myself these people have a lot of hope.

Yes I always tell my loved ones not to enter with pmds or any e-scooter

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I told chiu b4 I m 50+ yo semi retired unker dats y I can jalan jalan every weekday morning chiu dun wana belif I m Tomy whhh

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Try new McDonald’s burger soso… wont buy again Thai Milk Tea frapp was nice for this weather @Cybertan @noobmaster @classyNfabulous @sTiCkY

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Based on above post, look like low budget atb. Look at the condition of the room. Like some human trafficking hideout her shoulders show a sign of relunctantness and sadness for having to service her customer

Bedok stall selling mahjong mooncakes at S$30.80 per set for Mid-Autumn Festival Not for playing. Mid-Autumn Festival is approaching, with less than two months left to the mooncake festivities on Sep. 17, 2024. If you are looking for some unique mooncakes, Ah Kiat Frozen Food has released its mahjong-inspired mooncakes set. In a Facebook post on Jul. 19, the food wholesaler shared details about its "Thirteen Wonders Snowskin Mooncakes". https://www.facebook.com/ahkiatfrozenfood/posts/1024066969536805?ref=embed_post Details Priced at S$30.80 per set of 16 mooncakes, there are three flavours available: red bean, pandan, and lotus. Each mooncake is crafted to resemble a mahjong tile, but rest assured, they are entirely edible. Those interested can purchase the mooncakes from the stall's website and choose the self-collection or delivery option on Sep. 8, 2024. Self-collection is available from 8am to 2pm. Do note that walk-in purchases are not allowed. Ah Kiat Frozen Food is known for its handmade yong tau foo and fishballs. They also offer a variety of other frozen foods such as otah and buns. Their stall is located at Fengshan Market & Food Centre, Block 85 Bedok North Street 4. Top photos from Ah Kiat Frozen Food/Facebook