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While the Zoo is having funeral for Ah Meng... The Rhinos is having mess orgy sessions

focus on the woman eating in the foreground !! forward to 2:46 for the action !

Amazing on how our brain can read this sentence easily

is this a trend for things to come?

any AIA policy holder here ? are they handling your policy well ? as heard from my agent who has left, due to the failed acquisition of prudential, the top AIA managment has changed and abt 800 agents had left. i was left without any agent for 3 months, i call the hotline to enquire and they say no agent assisgn yet (after 1-2 months) and they will assign one to me asap. after 2 weeks still no sound no picture so i call to enquire again, i was given the number of a agency manager who 1. when i ask to meet on weekend, he dont sound willing 2. say he will ask his agent to talk to me my previous policy was handled by a agency manager , so i would expect this agency manager to at least make an effort to meet me first before pushing my case to his ka kia. anyway 2 weeks passed and still no sound no picture, i call the agency manager again and this time he told me HE IS BUSY, he will call meback but he didnt i called the hotline and ask to change the agency as i got no confident in pple with this kind of working attitude handling my investments next thing i know, another agent pop up at my house with no prior call and arrangement. did some quick updating, psycho me buy a few more policies and left. last week, another agent call me n says he is the new agent assign to me i told him i already had one, he say the other is doing my medical and life policy, n he b doing my investments. i said ok lets meet this weekend, he just left my place abt an hr ago he came but he DIDNT even bother to bring my investment portfolio. he came to my place and just ask me to sign a customer visitation form, jus to say i have met him and he has taken over the policy. i ask him how are my funds doing, he look lost and then he gave me the ULTIMATE ANSWER "ACTUALLY I NOT WORKING TODAY" i then ask him, then you come down today for wad ? "Jus to sign the cust visitation form" when i go meet my customer, i normally will prepare and do my homework even if its jus for coffee or at least bring my notebook along. i pay fund manager fees every year, i would like to think that my funds have not been managed for the past few months or so, no one has come advice me wad to put in or wad to withdraw or how my funds are doing, the western economy still look like its running on a thin thread with RBS posting losses of 2 billion this week i dont even know who do i call now to pull out my funds. since the beginning of all these issues i have already transfer half my investments to great eastern, i think AIA is pushing the half to go them as well. how r u guys doing ?

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Hi folks, Recently my workplace fujitsu lifebook s-series laptop all the keyboard letters kena mess up. Example: I key in "I" = 5 Letter P = nothing came up and lots of letters mess up etc I am currently typing this on a USB keyboard, as my workplace IT dept only suck balls to higher ups and i am just a ikan bilis staff which they gave me stupiak excuse such as "temporary use this loh as no computers already" WTF>> :angry: does any IT gunho knows how to troubleshoot this? I have tried uninstalling the keyboard drivers, restarting, hold power button for 30 sec but to no avail. Kam Xia if anyone can help.

this video happens in a russian shopping mall, the men in the blue shirts are security guards. with security like them , who needs tasers? its amazing how everybody just walks away at the end of it like nothing happens.

Extreme grahics! Man become chao tar http://www.worldstarhiphop.com/videos/vide...857C3R4If0H4exY

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kena fixed already.... Thu, Nov 27, 2008 Reuters Singapore jails 3 for kangaroo T-shirts in court Three Singaporeans were jailed on Thursday after being charged with contempt of court for showing up at Singapore's Supreme Court wearing T-shirts depicting kangaroos in judges robes. Isrizal Bin Mohamed Isa and Muhammad Shafi'ie Syahmi Bin Sariman were sentenced to seven days' jail, while Tan Liang Joo John received 15 days imprisonment. They were each ordered to pay $5,000 in costs. Tan is the Assistant Secretary-General of the opposition Singapore Democratic Party, led by Chee Soon Juan. The three had worn the T-shirts at a court hearing in May to determine the damages that Chee Soon Juan and his sister Chee Siok Chin were to pay after being found guilty of defaming Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and former leader Lee Kuan Yew. Singapore's attorney-general said in bringing the case to court the trio had "scandalised the Singapore judiciary". Singapore bans gatherings and protests in all public areas without a permit except Speakers' Corner, the country's equivalent of the historic free-speech haven in London's Hyde Park. http://news.asiaone.com/News/AsiaOne%2BNew...127-103861.html

Home > Breaking News > Singapore > Story Sep 5, 2008 Good toilets, bad habits Some of the public restrooms here are pretty nice - till the public gets to them By Kimberly Spykerman THE malls here have really great toilets. Those in Ngee Ann City, for instance, are well-lit and have full-length mirrors; Paragon Shopping Centre's toilets have automatic sliding doors - a no-need-to-touch feature that is every germ-fearing person's dream. But providing these gems of toilets might as well be an exercise in casting pearls before swine. Filth in utilitarian toilets at hawker centres and bus interchanges is nothing new, but a Straits Times check showed that even the plants, gleaming counter tops and shiny mirrors in more upscale loos do little to inspire better toilet habits. Mr Sebastian Sekaran, a 42-year-old logistics executive, told The Straits Times: 'It's people's mindsets that have to be changed. So what if the toilets look good? It also won't matter how often the toilets are cleaned if people still make a mess.' He added: 'People know it's not their toilet, so they don't feel like the onus is on them to keep it clean.' The toilets in Far East Plaza and Lucky Plaza went through major overhauls in 2005 as part of the two malls' move to buff their image among shoppers, but the toilets are still not clean. A check by this reporter found many porcelain bowls plastered with wet toilet paper. Floors and toilet seats were spattered with urine, and used sanitary towels sat atop the lidded bins provided precisely to keep them out of sight. In the toilets for 'gents', soiled floors around the urinals could be seen. An exasperated Teo Yong Khiang, 48, a hairstylist in Far East Plaza, made this call: 'Guys, please aim properly!' Mr Wong Chee Meng, 47, who cleans the toilets at Paragon Shopping Centre, said globs of soggy toilet paper in the urinals are his biggest bugbear: 'I have to pick them out before they clog up the urinal and we have to call the plumber.' For Madam Sapariah Kasmadi, 54, a cleaner in Ngee Ann City's toilets, picking up soiled toilet paper is also a daily task. She said: 'Of course I don't like it but that's my job. It would be nice if people could be a bit more considerate.' She makes half-hourly forays into the toilet to clean the cubicles, wipe the dripping counter tops and check that everything is in working order. Weekends are the worst because of the bigger crowds. Mr Yoges Arumugam, 19, who also works on Ngee Ann City's toilets, has had to clean faeces off the floor more than a few times. He said: 'I don't know why they do this. It makes the whole toilet so smelly.' But despite their unhappiness over the lack of toilet etiquette here, the cleaners know there is little they can do but get on with the cleaning. Mr Yoges said the management would come down on them if the very people using the toilets complain about their being dirty. Madam He Ai Ni, 60, who cleans the toilets in Changi Airport, said: 'Our job as cleaners is just to make sure that whenever someone makes a mess, we take care of the situation at once.' Sales assistant Caroline Shing, 23, pointed out that people are less inclined to keep toilets clean if they have already been soiled by previous users. Of footprints left on toilet seats, she said: 'It's a vicious cycle. If a seat is already dirty, people won't want to sit on it. They'd probably just step on it.' Smoking in the toilets is banned, but it still happens. Aside from leaving behind the odour of smoke, culprits also stub out their cigarettes on toilet roll dispensers, leaving them pocked with scorch marks and ash-littered. For all the mess they put up with, cleaners seldom get a word of thanks; users seek them out only when there are problems with the toilets. But Mr Yoges said tourists are more generous with praise. He said he was once tipped $5 by an Australian visitor who relieved her churning stomach. She apologised for the mess as well. The Restroom Association of Singapore has declared its target of making seven in 10 public toilets here clean by 2010 through public education. Its president Tan Puay Hoon said that though well-designed and decorated loos have definitely become cleaner, toilet habits here need an attitude overhaul: 'We believe continued emphasis on good toilet habits by toilet operators (like Apollo) will pay off eventually.' [email protected] Additional reporting by Seow Kai Lun Do you think S'poreans are gracious? Vote online at www.straitstimes.com http://www.straitstimes.com/Breaking%2BNew...ory_275446.html