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Will be heading in to KL this Saturday morning, crossing Tuas around 6.30am. I have always driven in one breath(plus toilet breaks of cos) all the way from SG to KL without taking breakfast stops along the way. However, because there are some "VIPs" in this trip, a stopover at Malacca(or maybe some other towns) is planned, preferably not too far off the NS Highway. That means exit NSH > stop > jiak > pee > continue trip. Any good restaurants serving timsum or local style foods in Malacca or towns to recco? Should be looking at reaching Malacca around 8.30 to 9 am. Food price is not an issue as prices there are always reasonable.

Hi Guys, I have to drive up to Malacca tomorrow to attend a funeral. This is a totally unexpected trip and I have not driven in for the past 5 years. Can someone provide me with contact numbers for reliable breakdown/towing services please? Also the relevant charges if you know them. Thanks very much.

Correct me if I'm wrong, I thought delivery riders can claim back the carpark fee. So what difference does it make? http://www.straitstimes.com/breaking-news/singapore/story/hdb-ura-car-parks-charge-motorcyclists-minute-parking-fees-instead-fla

Front View: Rear View: Used to be only taxi uncles to pull such last minute stunts. Now even youngster also do that.

Wow....nose bleed every night watching the female contestants. Their mammaries are huge and overflowing! Steam Shiok.

SINGAPORE: The Workers' Party (WP) is crying foul over a leaflet sent by the People's Action Party's (PAP) Nee Soon Group Representation Constituency (GRC) team to the residents on Thursday. With minutes to go before midnight - just in time before Cooling Off Day kicked in - the WP posted a statement to rebut the allegations in the leaflet that the party was against home upgrading. The WP statement added: "This is misleading and mischievous. It was distributed just before the close of the campaign period, leaving little time for WP to respond and set the record straight." The newsletter, which was seen by Today, cited a blog post - dated Oct 20, 2009 - by WP East Coast GRC candidate Gerald Giam under a headline "WP's Housing Policy - it will reduce the value of your homes!" Mr Giam had said in his post: "HDB flats should remain no-frills public housing. There is no need to provide posh condo look-alikes." The leaflet also cited a media report last month, which quoted Mr Giam saying that the high prices of Housing and Development Board (HDB) flats were due to the past PAP's assets enhancement policy in the past 20 years. It said: "Their solution will crash housing prices - it will reduce the prices of your flats." It also described the WP's position as "simple". "It has a negative policy: Throw criticisms but it has no solutions!" The leaflet was signed off by PAP Nee Soon GRC candidates K Shanmugam, Lee Bee Wah, Lim Wee Kiak, Muhammad Faishal Ibrahim and Patrick Tay. When contacted late Thursday night, Dr Lim said the leaflet was only printed on Wednesday, after hearing the Opposition's take on issues. Hence, copies of it were distributed on Thursday, he added. He said that the team had planned to send out materials consistently over the nine-day campaigning period. When asked if it was a deliberate attempt to leave little time for WP to respond, Dr Lim said no. He added that his team had to "wait for the other party to rebut" what the PAP had raised earlier against its housing policies. In its statement, the WP provided a point-by-point rebuttal. Citing the example of upgrading in Hougang, the WP also explained that it was never against upgrading plans. Urging voters to read its manifesto, the WP explained that its stand was that public housing cannot be expected to have condo-like facilities or it will make home prices unaffordable. - TODAY --- http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/sin...1127104/1/.html

tml i wan go to bangkok mit fren... any1 know how to get last min tix? online cant get liao thanks!

Just applied leave for this coming Friday to make this weekend a long weekend. As it was a last minute decision, haven't quite decided what to do yet. Planning to go somewhere not too far as hope to arrive back in Singapore by Saturday night or Sunday early morning. PS: May set off on Thursday night, right straight from work. Any suggestions? Many thanks.

Hi all, Asking this for a friend. At the end of his in-camp, the CO announced that the unit will be mobilized on the Saturday after, i.e. outside the formal manning period. There was only like less than a day's notice. Can this actually be done? I mean, if they can do this, then what's the point of the manning period since they can jolly well mobilize the NSman any day they want. Comments?

Donno if posted before. Sorry if it has. Lesson 1: A man is getting into the shower just as his wife is finishing up her shower, when the doorbell rings. The wife quickly wraps herself in a towel and runs downstairs. When she opens the door, there stands Bob, the next-door neighbour. Before she says a word, Bob says, 'I'll give you

got this in my email... meant to be a joke TGIF!

Hi Is it possible? Anybody care to share the above? Tks

Dear all, Check this out ..... Freaking good!!! http://www.metacafe.com/watch/219081/fast_rubic_cube/