meng.huat

Means after CB u can playboy mansion with atb

Everytime friday want to chut such patterns to sabo the supermarkets.. I think sinkies storeroom already filled with maggi mee toilet paper

Of all people u ask a KGK... he dont spend his own money... And he dont cook his own meals. U think he knows how much vegetables cost?

jskm... CB u run from 10kkj to TP to jiak cow png

China case? why MOH huan lo?

aiya... dont emose.. tough times dont last. tough men last.

means more pocket money for finding atb gf!! jin song menz

@HarrisY Tomy song bo??

Keegan, Ferguson, Cantona and a collapse: The inside story of the 1995/96 title race https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/premier-league/manchester-united-newcastle-1995-96-season-ferguson-keegan-a9429656.html Football was so much more fun back then!

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/coronavirus-covid-19-bangladesh-worker-case-42-recover-12649648 COVID-19: Bangladeshi worker, whose wife gave birth while he was in critical state, moves out of ICU SINGAPORE: A Bangladeshi worker who has been battling COVID-19 took a turn for the better on Thursday (Apr 16), said the Migrant Workers' Centre (MWC). The patient, also known as Case 42, had spent more than two months in intensive care after testing positive for COVID-19 in February, and had to be put on a ventilator. But in a piece of good news, MWC announced in a Facebook post that the 39-year-old had been taken off the ventilator and transferred out of intensive care to recover in the general ward. "We are thrilled to update all concerned followers of the condition of COVID-19 Case 42 that he has been taken off the ventilator and is no longer sedated," said MWC. "As of this evening, Case 42 has been transferred out of ICU and into the general ward to continue his recuperation and recovery," it added. The man is able to breathe on his own, but will need to do speech therapy as part of his recovery process, said MWC. The condition of the man had drawn concern after he was admitted to hospital, with the Bangladesh High Commission saying he was in a very critical state. He had already suffered from respiratory and kidney problems as well as pneumonia before being infected with COVID-19. His case drew even more public attention in March, after it was revealed that his wife had given birth to a baby boy in Bangladesh, while he remained in intensive care. A donation drive was set up for the woman, with members of the public donating items including diapers, formula milk and toys. In its Facebook post on Thursday, MWC thanked members of the public for their "prayers and contributions" on behalf of the man's family and employer. "We also want to record our deepest gratitude, respect and esteem for the medical professionals who have cared for our brother throughout his hospital stay and made his progress so far possible! Kudos to our wonderful doctors and nurses!" The organisation also hailed the worker's tenacity through the ordeal. "In particular, we are inspired by Case 42’s fighting spirit throughout this lengthy ordeal and thank him for prevailing and getting better." Singapore has seen a surge in COVID-19 cases involving foreign workers. On Wednesday, the country reported a record 447 new cases of the novel coronavirus, 404 of whom were from foreign worker dormitories. As of Wednesday, 3,699 people have tested positive for the disease in Singapore. Ten people have died of complications related to the disease.

so u is chio when yang lady time

more and more kgb sia her iq lower than average atb

remove her pass and return her to rapeland the fierce kor kor love her kuai lan face...

dont have satki kor kor come pick u in satki black vios?

drive to multi storey quiet dark corner and eat la... so simple u dont know. sometimes can watch jdrama on phone when resting

diam diam la... captain planet i didnt see u BYOB.

huan bao sia...

looks like keyi... u use own box?

BMW Z4 driven by 22yo satki kia 1.4kg Heroin $12,600 found 5 arrested, drugs worth S$360,000 seized in Yishun during circuit breaker period SINGAPORE: A variety of drugs with an estimated street value of at least S$360,000 were seized in a raid in Yishun on Tuesday (Apr 14) during the "circuit breaker" period. Five Singaporeans - three men and two women - were also arrested for drug offences, the Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB) said in a news release. CNB officers on Tuesday evening intercepted a car driven by a 22-year-old suspected drug offender near Yishun Street 11, just as it was about to exit a car park. As officers moved in to arrest the suspect, CNB said he put up a “violent struggle and necessary force was used to subdue him". A search of his car found about 1.4kg of heroin, S$12,600 in cash and a knuckle duster. The man was then brought to his residence nearby, where about 2,100 Ecstasy tablets, 4,100 Erimin-5 tablets, 6g of ketamine and 22g of Ice were found. CNB officers also found 32g of Ecstasy powder and 66g of cannabis. “Drug paraphernalia such as improvised smoking apparatuses, a digital weighing scale, and cash of S$9,000 and RM912 were also found in the unit,” said CNB. A separate team of CNB officers raided a home near Yishun Avenue 9 where they arrested a 21-year-old woman and a 24-year-old man, and seized 14 Ecstasy tablets and 43g of cannabis. In the same evening, a third team of CNB officers arrested a 24-year-old man at the lift lobby of a block near Yishun Avenue 4. A total of S$11,950 in cash was found in a vehicle rented by the suspect. The man was taken to his residence where officers found 3g of Ice, 2,362g of heroin and 12 Ecstasy tablets. Officers also recovered a Karambit knife and a stun device during the search. A 23-year-old woman was also arrested when she returned to the unit. Investigations into the drug activities of all the suspects are ongoing. CNB said the 3.76kg of heroin seized is sufficient to feed the addiction of about 1,790 abusers for a week. “Despite the current challenging situation, CNB will continue to carry out enforcement operations to ensure that the streets are safe from drugs.” Source: CNA/zl(cy) 2.4kg Heroin and $11950 found on 24 years old 22yo drive Z4 is JSKM!! but 1.4kg heroin is really hongkan liao...

no PS look like farmer wife sia

america, europe, japan have been doing infectious disease for a long time... and infectious disease research findings have been restricted data for a long time as well... nothing surprising. This applies in SG as well... stupid MSM wants to JJWW just because China did it.

reminds me of those friends making phone calls in 1990s... 1900-XXX-XXXX

Protip: @HarrisY jio your atb gf to USS after the CB period... bring her to 1 of the chinese restoran at RWS.. (no macs please!!) add bonus love points. if she spam her wechat moments with USS photos, u are successful.