Search the Community
Showing results for tags 'Chee'.
Found 20 results
-
Just needed to do some Exhaust Welding job, which one can do a quality job Please share your experience
-
Brisk sales for Dr Chee
-
he is a very captivating speaker
-
-
Why Volvo SG has no such mkt events? I think we need to provide some feedback
-
As above.Those pasar malam pls dun recommend.I'm still trying to look around as I prefer it to be soft and smooth and not too sticky.The best I had was in Penang.It has the pandan flavour too.And the nuts was fantastic.
-
Hi all,planning to drive to Genting (stay 1 night there) than make my way to KL and looking at staying near Chee Cheong Kai as had not been there before.Can any bros here advise which hotel near there is safe and good (Going with wife and 8 yrs old daughter). Need a 3-4 stars hotel ;around S$100-S$120 near to Chinatown.Thanks.
-
Chee say SDP not pursue gay agenda , asj Vivian blala no to do do smaer campaign. and at end ask Vivian bala will he now make transparent how the YOG blew the budget 3x over and want him to accept a debate. actually tru lar, how can 1st world govt go do smear campaign?
-
Chee Soon Juan delivers SDP's election message in Hokkien
-
saw it on EDMW photos are there too http://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/showthread.php?t=2973595
-
this was spotted at the bus stop opposite jurong jc
-
This ngiow chee ngiow l*n uncle was in front of me in the queue of the $3 car wash at SPC Jurong East today. after washing, when the two hardworking workers were wiping off the water from his impreza under the hot sun, he came out and acted like a big boss pointing here and there complaining about their work and incompetency.... I was quite pissed off with his a-----e attitude... please lor, u r paying only that $3 and that 2 poor workers under the hot sun have to work hours to make ends meet.... wah kaozzzz!!! such a typical a-----e sillyporean uncle driving a bread & butter car paying a miserable $3 for a car wash and expect superb work. I almost threw up! Sick person!
-
As topic.... Lets welcome our newest member....
-
S'pore opposition leader jailed for contempt of court SINGAPORE - A Singapore court sentenced an opposition leader to 12 days in jail on Monday for contempt of court during a case to determine the size of damages he has to pay for defaming the republic's leaders. Chee Soon Juan, the leader of the Singapore Democratic Party (SDP), was found by the judge to have 'scandalised the court' and 'obstructed the administration of justice' during a three-day hearing to decide on damages to be awarded to Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and his father Lee Kuan Yew. Chee's sister Chee Siok Chin, a senior member of the SDP, was also sentenced to a 10-day jail term for the same offence. The 12-day jail term was the longest awarded for this charge, said M Ravi, Chee's legal advisor. The judge said Chee accused the court of being biased and having pre-judged the defamation hearing, as well as not obeying the judge's orders to stop particular lines of questioning. The SDP, Chee and his sister were found to have defamed the Lees in a 2006 article. The defamation hearing last week, in which the Chees cross-examined the Lees, saw Chee Soon Juan calling Lee Kuan Yew a 'pitiable figure' and Lee saying that Chee was a 'near psychopath'. 'At no point was there a deliberate attempt to do anything that would scandalise the court,' Chee said to the court during Monday's hearing for contempt of court. 'There were many political arguments made and in the heat of the battle, Mr Lee said some things and I said some things. It was in this context that some things were said and done,' he said. Singapore has been dominated by one party - the People's Action Party - since its independence in 1965. The Singapore Democratic Party is one of the more vocal opposition parties in Singapore but it did not win a seat in parliament in the last election in 2006. -- REUTERS
-
ST 28/5 Maths sum posed to PM Lee: Divide 5,000 by 4.6m HOW much is 5,000 divided by 4.6 million? That was the maths question Ms Chee Siok Chin challenged Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong to work out on the spot as she tried to prove her party's newsletter, The New Democrat, had limited reach. The 5,000 figure represents the number of copies sold of the Singapore Democratic Party (SDP) newsletter which contained defamatory statements against the Government. The other number refers to the population of Singapore. Ms Chee posed the question and asked PM Lee if he had a calculator. When he said he did not, she retorted: 'I'm sure your mind is astute enough to do a very simple mathematical calculation... and work it out.' PM Lee worked out the calculation - around one in 1,000 - and then pointed out that the answer did not accurately reflect the article's reach. This stretched beyond the number of newsletters sold, he said, when responding later to a question from his counsel Davinder Singh during re-examination. There was also the 'word of mouth after the article has been read, circulating on the grapevine and in the coffee shops' - 'poisonously distorted, loaded, more and more damaging, impossible to trace, except in court, where the truth will come out', he said. Of the 5,000 copies sold, 'each copy could have been circulated to many readers', he added. In addition, 'Dr Chee, Ms Chee and several others (from the SDP) were going around' repeating the defamatory allegations in the newsletter, 'as broadly as possible, as loudly as possible', 'to achieve as much impact as possible', said Mr Lee. Finally there was the Internet, where there were many more eyeballs reading the allegations. During the earlier exchange with Ms Chee over the calculation she set for him, those in the public gallery were amused when she got her sums mixed up. After Mr Lee worked out the one in 1,000 figure, Ms Chee said that was '0.0001' per cent of the population. PM Lee had to correct her maths: 'I think you have one zero too many.'
-
http://singaporeseen.stomp.com.sg/singapor...nt.jsp?id=21707
-
Gahmen Reassigns Crack Chee Team to Hunt Escaped Terrorist Posted on Tuesday, March 04, 2008 Topic: Local News by Nyonya Kway To prove its seriousness about hunting down escaped terrorist Mat Alamak, the Gahmen has assigned the case to its top enemy-of-the-state hunters
-
SINGAPORE: Police on Monday arrested SDP chief Chee Soon Juan and four Singapore Democratic Party (SDP) supporters for staging an unlawful demonstration at the Istana Park facing the main entrance of the Istana. ADVERTISEMENT The four are his sister Chee Siok Chin, John Tan, Ghandi Ambalam and Jeffery George. Chee and his supporters were holding placards at the demonstration. As the place is a gazetted area and the gathering contravened the Miscellaneous Offences (Public Order and Nuisance) (Prohibition of Assemblies and Processions
-
guess who i spotted along chai chee ? nice ride though. too obvious to be missed !
-
This Honda Civic came looking rather neglected with plenty of scratches and swirls. On the bonnet especially, there was immediate and apparent difference in shine and gloss between the before and after polish areas. However, the paintwork seems slightly easier to work with compared to the Euro R I did a while back, although the "signature" softness of the paint did gave me some grieve while working on it Did 3 changes to my usual routine: I added some Clearkote's RMG to the PO85RD during the polishing stage, before my usual EZ-creme glaze afterwards. Also, the Ez-creme glaze is applied with DA instead of by hand and that seems to make the black paint even richer and wetter. Factory sealant was also used instead of M-seal as my trials with it showed that it seems to have a warmer glow to it. So here goes: The process: 1) Wash n Clay 2) DA with Orange LC pad and IP 3) DA with White LC pad and PO85RD and RMG 4) Wash 5) DA with Grey LC pad and Ez creme glaze 6) 2x Factory Sealant by hand A quarter of the bonnet on the right is the polished area while the rest is after washing and claybar. Close up look on the scratches on the bonnet and after results: Other scratches and swirls:
